Vacation rentals – La Trinité
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Cozy Apartment in Sainte-Marie of 72 m²
Sainte-Marie, La Trinité
Spacious Villa in Hyacinthe, Le Robert with Private Pool
Le Robert, La Trinité
Charming apartment in La Trinité with shared pool - 40 sqm
La Trinité, La Trinité
Charming studio with private pool in Tartane - 60 m²
La Trinité, La Trinité
Pleasant Apartment in La Trinité, 95 m², Garden View
La Trinité, La Trinité
Charming House in Gros-Morne with Terrace and Garden
Gros-Morne, La Trinité
Cozy studio with sea view in Tartane (La Trinité) - 22 m²
La Trinité, La Trinité
Charming studio with sea view in (Tartane) La Trinité, 22 m², terrace.
La Trinité, La Trinité
Cosy flat in Le Robert with shared pool, 60 sqm
Le Robert, La Trinité
Seafront Apartment in La Trinité – 70m² – Terrace
La Trinité, La Trinité
Modern Studio with Terrace in Le Robert 60 m²
Le Robert, La Trinité
Charming studio in La Trinité - Sea view - 40 sqm
La Trinité, La Trinité
On Martinique's Atlantic coast, La Trinité opens onto the Caravelle Peninsula, with its hiking trails and surf spots. Between distilleries, islets and fishing villages, our houses and apartments settle you closest to this authentic Martinique, far from the crowds of the south.
Hike, surf and taste the rum
Explore the nature reserve of the Caravelle Peninsula: the trail leads to the ruins of Château Dubuc and the lighthouse, with views over the Atlantic and the mangrove. Over toward Tartane, the beaches of Anse l'Étang and Anse Cosmy welcome swimmers and surfers, the Atlantic swell making this shore a favorite among wave lovers.
In Sainte-Marie, visit the Saint James distillery and its Rum Museum, then head to the tombolo that connects the islet to the coast at low tide. At Le Robert, set off toward the islets and the fonds blancs for a swim in shallow water. With your own kitchen, you can cook fish brought back from the market and dine at your own pace, with family or friends.
Where to stay on the Atlantic coast
Le Robert, facing its bay and islets, offers the widest choice of our rentals, handy for boat trips. La Trinité, the main town, puts the Caravelle and the beaches of Tartane within easy driving distance.
Sainte-Marie appeals with its distilleries and rugged shoreline, while Gros-Morne, in the rolling inland hills, offers calm and greenery to nature lovers. Farther north, Le Lorrain heralds the wild coast and its landscapes of mornes.
What to see – La Trinité
- Caravelle Peninsula Nature ReserveCoastal trails leading to the lighthouse and the ruins of Château Dubuc, amid mangroves and Atlantic cliffs.
- Anse l'Étang BeachA beach in Tartane favored by swimmers and surfers drawn by the Atlantic swell.
- Saint James DistilleryAn estate in Sainte-Marie where you can visit the Rum Museum and taste local vintages.
- Sainte-Marie TomboloA sandbar connecting the islet to the coast, walkable at low tide.
- Le Robert IsletsA boat trip to the fonds blancs to swim in shallow, turquoise water.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals does Homerez offer in La Trinité and of what types?
We offer 60 rentals on the Atlantic coast, spread across 27 apartments, 13 houses, 11 studios. Le Robert has the widest choice, ahead of La Trinité and Sainte-Marie. You always stay in an entire accommodation, with your own kitchen. Capacity reaches 8 people for the largest properties.
Are the properties well rated?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 to the rated properties. This average is based on 39 rated rentals. In addition, 50 accommodations are air-conditioned and 28 offer a sea view, a real comfort in the tropical climate of the Atlantic.
Do you need a car to stay in La Trinité?
Yes, a rental car is highly recommended. Aimé Césaire Airport, near Fort-de-France, is about a 40-minute drive away. The Atlantic coast is poorly served by public transport. A vehicle lets you reach Caravelle, Tartane and the distilleries freely.
What is the best time to visit?
The dry season, from December to April, offers the most stable climate and plenty of sunshine. From June to November, the wet season brings showers and a risk of hurricanes in August-September. The Atlantic swell remains strong all year round, which pleases surfers at Tartane.
Which area should I choose depending on my stay?
Le Robert is ideal for boat trips to the islets and the fonds blancs. La Trinité puts the Caravelle peninsula and the beaches of Tartane within easy driving distance. Sainte-Marie is appealing for its distilleries, while Gros-Morne offers peace and greenery inland.
Can you easily swim along this coast?
This is the Atlantic coast, so it's more exposed to swell than the south. Anse l'Étang and Anse Cosmy, in Tartane, welcome swimmers and surfers. For calm, shallow water, head out to the fonds blancs of Le Robert, or enjoy the tombolo at Sainte-Marie at low tide.