Holiday rentals with a hot tub in Fort-de-France
3 properties with a hot tub in Fort-de-France. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
Renting a holiday home with a hot tub – Fort-de-France
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Charming Villa in Le Lamentin with Pool
Le Lamentin, Fort-de-France
Charming House in Fort-de-France with Modern Amenities
Fort-de-France, Fort-de-France
Charming House with Pool and Spa in Fort-de-France
Fort-de-France, Fort-de-France
The capital of Martinique, Fort-de-France unfolds its lively streets facing the bay, between Creole markets, colonial buildings and green hills. It's an ideal base for exploring the island, alternating between city discoveries, nearby beaches and getaways into the heights. A great starting point for a well-rounded stay.
Explore the city and its surroundings
Start with La Savane park and Fort Saint-Louis, then wander to Saint-Louis cathedral and the Schœlcher Library, with its remarkable metal architecture. The large covered market brims with spices, rhums arrangés and tropical fruits.
From the ferry terminal, a shuttle reaches Les Trois-Îlets and Pointe du Bout, on the other side of the bay. To the north, the Balata Garden and the Route de la Trace open onto the tropical forest and the hills. The beaches of Schœlcher, such as Anse Madame, offer a swimming break just minutes from the center. With a whole home, you can head back to cook your market finds and set off early to explore the island at your own pace.
Where to stay
In Fort-de-France, our apartments and villas place you closest to the sights, restaurants and neighborhood life. Schœlcher, on the coast just to the north, appeals with its coves and its calmer atmosphere, handy for swimming.
Le Lamentin, close to the airport and the main routes, suits mobile stays with a car. Saint-Joseph, inland, brings you closer to nature, rivers and trails, for a green setting away from the bustle.
What to see – Fort-de-France
- Schœlcher LibraryA building with a polychrome metal frame assembled in Paris and later reassembled on site, an example of 19th-century architecture.
- Balata GardenA botanical garden in the hills featuring thousands of tropical species and walkways suspended in the canopy.
- Savane ParkA large green space facing the waterfront, planted with trees and lined with kiosks and statues.
- Saint-Louis CathedralA building with a metal structure and slender spire, the religious heart of downtown.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Fort-de-France?
We offer 3 entire-home rentals around Fort-de-France, spread across the capital, Le Lamentin, Schœlcher, and Saint-Joseph. The main types are 2 houses, 1 villa, suited to both couples and families. Maximum capacity reaches 12 people depending on the property.
How many accommodations are air-conditioned or have a sea view?
Among our properties, 45 have air conditioning, a real comfort in Martinique’s tropical climate. Only 10 offer a sea view, often on the Schœlcher side or overlooking Fort-de-France bay. Filter according to your priorities, as these accommodations book up quickly.
How do you get to Fort-de-France from the airport?
Aimé Césaire Airport is located in Le Lamentin, about 15 kilometers from downtown Fort-de-France, or 20 to 30 minutes by car. Renting a vehicle is recommended for exploring the island and reaching the beaches or the hills. Public transportation remains limited.
What's the best time to come?
The dry season, from December to April, offers sunny weather and pleasant temperatures, ideal for swimming and hiking. From June to November, the rainy season brings showers and hurricane risk. The February carnival brings the city especially to life.
How do you cross the bay to Les Trois-Îlets?
From the Fort-de-France ferry terminal, boat shuttles reach Pointe du Bout and Les Trois-Îlets in about fifteen minutes. This is a convenient way to access the beaches in the south without driving around the bay. Check the schedules, as they're less frequent on Sundays.