This rental will impress you during your stay in the village of Trinité. It is in an atypical setting with a unique decoration that the villa can receive up to 8 travellers. This rental is perfect for a stay at the same time in edge of sea and close to the conveniences.
If you have vehicles you can park them easily on the parking space (reserved) near the villa.

This magnificent villa is arranged as follows:
- on the ground floor: a living room with kitchen opening onto the terrace, 1 suite with two beds, one 140 cm and one 90 cm, a second suite with a 160 cm bed. Each of these rooms is equipped with an Italian shower and WC.

- upstairs: the master suite with a 180 cm double bed and a 90 cm bed, a bathroom with WC and Italian shower and a balcony with a view of the pool and the sea.

- Outside: a 20m x 3m swimming corridor with alarm, an outside shower, a barbecue, a terrace with several sitting areas and a sea access.

The ideal location of this townhouse will allow you to be close to amenities (banks, fruit and vegetable market, mini-markets, clothes shops, etc.) and to discover the North Atlantic of Martinique.
Known for being one of the best surfing spots in the Caribbean, Trinidad is best known for the Caravelle Peninsula. Take advantage of being in the area to discover its nature reserve by following the marked trails. Take the time to visit the Caravelle Lighthouse for its exceptional view and the ruins of the Dubuc Castle to learn about the history of the 18th century sugar houses. Visit also the unique sugar factory, the Galion, which is undoubtedly one of the great places of culture and history of Martinique.
Nearby, the white sandy beaches of Tartane are waiting for you for a good nap in the shade of its coconut trees.


Destination-specific information
Martinique is a tropical island with a unique charm. As on many islands, occasional water or electricity outages may occur and are beyond our control and are not related to the accommodation. Likewise, the local climate may result in the presence of insects, including mosquitoes. These elements are part of the local characteristics and should be taken into consideration when making your reservation.

Sargassum is a natural phenomenon, and its arrival along the coastlines of Caribbean islands is random and unpredictable. There may be no sargassum at the time of booking, while the coastline may be affected during your stay, or vice versa. Its presence may temporarily affect access to the beach, make swimming less enjoyable, and cause characteristic odors, particularly when large quantities of seaweed accumulate along the shore. Unfortunately, we have no way of predicting or controlling this phenomenon. We therefore encourage guests to keep this possibility in mind, particularly when choosing accommodation located close to the coastline or directly on the seafront, as the property may occasionally be affected by the presence of sargassum.
At the exit of the airport, follow the direction towards Robert / Trinité. Cross the bridge. At the stop sign, turn left. At the third traffic circle, turn right towards Robert / Trinité.

After 13.1 km, you arrive in Robert. Cross the town in the direction of Trinité. Continue straight ahead. After 7.6 km, you arrive at a big traffic circle. Follow the direction of Trinité, then continue straight ahead in the direction of the village of Trinité.

Approximately 1 km further on the main street of the commune: Rue Joseph Lagrossillière, you will see on your left the covered market of Trinité, the villa is 100 m further on the right, just beside the sub-prefecture. The villa has a wooden facade, here you are!