Saint-Pierre
Welcome to the Saint-Pierre Martinique Island in the Lesser Antilles in the French Caribbean, a great destination to enjoy some fantastic well deserved vacations, Little Pompeii, as ST-PIERRE, now known as Martinique’s old capital, is located directly north of the Habitation Anse Latouche.
Saint-Pierre Lesser Antilles Islands in the French Caribbean
Where to stay in Saint-Pierre Martinique
There are many options to Accommodate you, so you can have the best time in your visit, with many options of places to stay.
WHERE to STAYChambre d’hôte à Saint-Pierre
Chambre d'hôte El À Saint-Pierre offers beachfront accommodation in Saint-Pierre The accommodation features a restaurant, a shared kitchen, a shared lounge and free Wi-Fi throughout. bedrooms
WHERE to STAYThe Kapokier
The Kapokier The Kapokier offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a garden and a terrace in Saint-Pierre, 400 meters from Plage De Saint-Pierre.All accommodation is equipped with a coffee machine.All rooms at The Kapokier include air conditioning- Hotel
Residence Roxelle
1 rue trois-ponts quartier, Trois Ponts +596 696 43 92 65 - Hotel
Chambre d’hôte Saint-Pierre
+596 696 86 06 68
Food and Drink
Here you will find a small selection of restaurants and bars there are some typical places to eat around the place.
- Restaurant
Le Fromager
PRWG+FH9 +596 596 78 19 07 - Restaurant
MAC Moulin à cannes
Allée Pécoule +596 596 68 04 42 - Restaurant
Le Guerin
Marché de - Restaurant
Cercle De Saint-Pierre
Rue Bouille +596 596 97 59 30
Activities and Attractions in Saint-Pierre Martinique
There are lot of activities to fully enjoy this places starting with some basic sightseeing tours to see all the beauties that surrounds, some sports and fun activities.
- Tourist attraction
église du Fort de Saint-Pierre
Rue de L Eglise - Park
Beach Of St. Peter
PRVF+F79 - Museum
Musée Volcanologique de Franck Perret
+596 596 78 15 16 - Museum
Centre de Découverte des Sciences de la Terre
CDST, Habitation Perrinelle +596 596 52 82 42
Latest Saint-Pierre Martinique Guides & Articles
On May 8, 1902, the then 250-year-old town and its 30,000 residents were completely destroyed in about ninety seconds by a violent eruption of Mont-Pelée.
Louis Cyparis, the only survivor, was only able to escape alive because the prison cell in which he was imprisoned was properly ballasted to resist the heat.
The small village is wracked by the dreadful effects of the lava’s course, and the landscape is dominated by blackened ruins.
The best spot to begin your travels is the Musée Vulcanologique on rue Victor Hugo (daily 9am–5pm;?1.53), a small museum with twisted glass and soot-stained porcelain saved from the wreckage, with a startling church bell that previously rang Mass as its towering centerpiece.
It is just a a great destination, and you will find all you need to enjoy a great and wonderful time.
