Camping Saint James Les Pins: Outdoor Adventures in Saint-Pierre, Martinique

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The largest in an archipelago or twenty different island, Molène boasts a remarkable setting and a heritage of great diversity. On this island, you get around on foot. The Tour de Molène circuit is available in the Topoguide handbook "Le pays d'Iroise... à pied". For more information, particularly on the opening hourse for the semaphore, call: +33 (0)2 98 84 41 15

As you follow this circuit, you’ll discover old buildings of cut stone and narrow paths that give Lanildut its rustic charm. In Europe’s top port for seaweed-harvesting, you can gaze at the never-ending ballet of boats coming and going, unloading their seaweed. You’ll find this circuit in the Topoguide "Le Pays d'Iroise on foot", on sale in bookshops and Tourist Offices and online at www.ffrandonnee.fr.

The jagged cliffs of Déolen with their rocky escarpments, offer a fabulous view over the Crozon Peninsula and the Tas de Pois. This circuit is available in the Topoguide "Le pays d'Iroise... à pied", which can be ordered online at www.pays-iroise.com. For more information, call +33 (0)2 98 84 41 15

The circuit of Trémazan. On the coast of Saint-Samson, you’re sure to appreciate the spectacle of the waters crashing against the rocks as soon as the wind begins to stir.

Paths to discover : Kerlaz church, Nevet woods, St Even fountain. Discovery route : stages of sacred places around Douarnenez.

This walk takes you on a tour of Bénodet: from the Anse de Penfoul, it follows along the coast up to the Mer Blanche. It’s a change to explore the varied coastline with its mudflat, boat cemetery, ports, the mouth of the River Odet, the beaches and Letty lagoon. The walk returns via the cove of the little mill and cuts through narrow streets and pathways, bringing you back to your starting point.

This part of Porzay rises up to hide the Aulne Valley and Châteaulin. You can’t miss this new permanent trail at the foot of the wind turbines just after the town of Cast. You’re no longer on the coast, you’re at the foot of the mountains and the forests that go with it (Bois de St Gildas). From the start, you’ll be aware of fantastic local heritage, including St Gildas chapel and its fountain. This trail through the woods beckons you to enjoy a wonderful walk with your family, which might not be relaxing for your legs, but will certainly relax your mind.

Starting point at the port's captaincy : Port la Forêt. Take the coastal path along the pontoons towards the footbridge leading to the old port. Then, get back to the coastal path and head to the road along the cove until you get to the "Place de la baie" (where there's parkings and shops). Then, take the path leading to Cornwall's golf club and stroll between the greens and the cove. Finally, head back to the captaincy without forgetting to take a look at the marina.

This circuit follows along the coast, offering wonderful viewpoints of the sea facing the Glénan archipelago, then winds its way to the 15th century village of Kercanic with its thatched cottages. For more information on walks, visit the Tourist Office website: http://www.nevez.com/randonnees-nevez

EXPLORE THE TROPICAL RAINFOREST AND DISCOVER THE SCENERY WITH THIS 3-IN-1 TOUR! Make your way to the activity by your own means. Start your tour with a cable-car ride through the forest during which you will be able to make the most of a panoramic view over the canopy. Your guide will also tell you about the nature and animals of the tropical rainforest.  Then enjoy a short walk to the heart of the forest to discover the different species of animal and plants from the ground.  Then reach the platforms where you can launch yourself off along the zip-line. Finally, admire the canopy one last time during a return cable-car ride. 

Explore the canopy and enjoy a panoramic view over the tropical rainforest with this cable-car ride! EXPLORE THE CANOPY AND ENJOY A PANORAMIC VIEW OVER THE TROPICAL RAINFOREST WITH THIS CABLE-CAR RIDE! You must make your way to the site by your own means. Then you will meet your guide and set off on board one of the 16 cable-cars that will take you to the tops of the forest. Enjoy a panoramic view over the canopy as well as over the north of the island. During the journey, admire the vegetation (giant ferns, heliconias etc.) and several other species of bird. Your guide will help you identify the different species and will accompany you during the short walk through the forest, along the different paths. Then enjoy your return cable-car ride.

Discover the tropical forest by cable car and zip line! DISCOVER THE TROPICAL FOREST BY CABLE CAR AND ZIP LINE! Make your way to the activity by your own means. Accompanied by your guide, start by admiring the tropical forest's landscapes during a cable car ride. Enjoy a panoramic view of the canopy and see the various different plant and bird species that live in this environment. Then set off on a short walk to the heart of the forest to get to the first platform. Once at the summit, start your zip- line descent through the tops of the trees! During the activity, you will be able to enjoy 8 zip-line rides. 

Head to the heart of this unmissable site in Guadeloupe: the paradise archipelago Iles des Saintes! HEAD TO THE HEART OF THIS UNMISSABLE SITE IN GUADELOUPE: THE PARADISE ARCHIPELAGO ILES DES SAINTES! Departing from Trois-Rivières Port at 7:45am, if you've chosen the hotel transfer the driver will arrive earlier so that you will be at the boat by the correct time. From there, climb on board a speedboat at 8:15 and enjoy a short trip to Terre de Haut. Once you get there, visit Fort Napoléon, classed as a historical monument. Today, the island is home to a museum dedicated to the history of the Iles Saintes and their culture. After your visit head to Pompierre Beach, an incredible place lined with coconut palms, where you will be able to relax and swim. Then have lunch at a restaurant by the sea or enjoy some local specialities from the island. In the afternoon make the most of some free time to explore the beach or the traditional village. Head back to the port in your speedboat at around 4pm.

BREATHE IN THE OCEAN AIR WITH A DAY AT SEA! From Malendure Beach, set off on board your fishing boat that will take you around the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. Professional fishermen on board will show you several fishing techniques and will assist you during your day at sea. They will help you catch huge fish you can take back with you if you want! You may, for example, even catch tuna fish, marlin or bream. You will also be able to try a selection of the fish on board before being taken back to dry land at the end of the afternoon.

On board your sailing catamaran, set off to discover the paradise islands of Petite Terre. Visit the site and go swimming! ON BOARD YOUR SAILING CATAMARAN, SET OFF TO DISCOVER THE PARADISE ISLANDS OF PETITE TERRE! Departing from the Saint-François Marina, embark on your sailing catamaran adventure, accompanied by an experienced captain. Once you arrive at Terre de Haut, you will be able to explore the island, swim in the crystal clear waters and make the most of the masks and snorkels available to you. Then enjoy a typical creole lunch or barbecue, on board your boat or on the beach, before continuing with your day. Once you have finished your lunch, your guide will take you on a discovery walk of Petite Terre and show you the cliffs, local wildlife (iguanas, birds, shellfish etc.) and of the iconic sites of Terre de Haut. You will be taken back to Saint-François at around 5:30pm. A great day to relax and discover the island!

Discover Guadeloupe’s turquoise waters and the hamlet of Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin with a Catamaran cruise! DISCOVER GUADELOUPE’S TURQUOISE WATERS AND THE HAMLET OF GRAND CUL-DE-SAC MARIN WITH A CATAMARAN CRUISE! Departing from Pointe à Pitre, set off on a motor catamaran steered by an experienced Guadeloupean captain. Start your day by discovering the Salt River, a 5 kilometre channel which separates Basse-Terre Island in the west and Grande-Terre in the east. Call at Ilet La Biche, a refuge for isolated fishermen. With your feet in the water, you will be served an aperitif. You will also be able to go swimming. After, continue your journey to Ilet Blanc, a small protected island, and Ilet Caret, whose scenery and landscapes are postcard worthy. You will then return to the trip’s departure point and stop at Petite Biche to see different species of small colourful fish in the roots of the mangroves. Enjoy lunch on board a catamaran then end on a bang: dive to the heart of the coral reef, in the clear waters and see even more of the area’s marine life.

Ready with your roadmap in your hire car, set off and discover Marie Galante at your own pace! READY WITH YOUR ROADMAP IN YOUR HIRE CAR, SET OFF AND DISCOVER MARIE GALANTE AT YOUR OWN PACE! First head to Pointe à Pitre and board your speedboat. The journey to Marie Galante lasts around 45 minutes. Once you have arrived, make your way to a local market where various local products will be on sale. Next pick up your hire car and road map. After a short briefing you will be ready to head out and explore the island as you wish.  Discover Habitation Murat, Guadeloupe’s biggest former sugar cane plantation as well as a rum distillery or even a ‘kassaverie’ (where you can try the traditional staple food cassava). Finally, before returning your car at around 3:30pm and heading back to Guadeloupe, you will be able to see one of Marie Galante’s most beautiful beaches.

Discover the rich ocean bed around the Pidgeon Isles or along the coast! DISCOVER THE RICH OCEAN BED AROUND THE PIDGEON ISLES OR ALONG THE COAST! Set off to explore the underwater ecosystem around the Pidgeon Isles to the West of Guadeloupe where several exotically-named sites are within reach: the coral Garden, the Pool, the Pointe Carangue, the Aquarium and more! Each of these sights are accessible to all levels of divers (after having done their baptism dive). Depending on the diving site, you can observe a number of tropical fish, turtles, colourful coral blocks and many other sea creatures! If you are a level 1 diver, you will also have access to particular sites like the wrecks of a sand transporter damaged by a hurricane and places inhabited by shrimp, anemone, lobster as well as a multitude of other tropical fish.  * [Credit photo: Jean-François Vibert]

Set off for the discovery of the ocean ecosystems of the Cousteau de Malendure Reserve, off the coast of western Guadeloupe.  SET OFF FOR THE DISCOVERY OF THE OCEAN ECOSYSTEMS OF THE COUSTEAU DE MALENDURE RESERVE, OFF THE COAST OF WESTERN GUADELOUPE. All necessary explanations will be given to you on the boat. Once you have arrived at the diving site, you will complete different water surface tests in order to familiarize yourself with the mask and how to breathe using oxygen tanks. After this, accompanied by your monitor, you will discover the ocean floor in a defined rhythm adapted to your level and evolution. You will be amazed by the diverse underwater life! The Cousteau Marine Park or Cousteau Reserve gets its name from the famous Captain Cousteau who declared in the 1960’s that this site should be preserved and protected. Discover a rich and diverse flora and fauna including magnificent gorgonian coral! 

Open all the year round except 3 weeks in december. Seating for 150 Menu from 28 Euros.

The Sol Sol is a restaurant - Café. Located just before the Thalasso Serge Blanco in the Sokoburu district. A terrace facing the sea welcomes you for coffee or to eat. The interior offers a surf atmosphere and makes you travel while tasting a fresh, worked and tasty cuisine. The chef proposes a traditional and border cuisine with beautiful Basque/Spanish inspirations. Speciality: fresh fish grilled a la plancha according to availability Lunch menu during the week, suggestions every Sunday.

Discover La Vinotek, a warm and friendly address around the wine with more than 550 references. A rich and varied proposal, for all tastes and budgets, that you can enjoy with a fresh and homemade cuisine. All this with a breathtaking view of the port of Hendaye. Possibility to visit the wine cellar, possibility to offer gift vouchers, online booking.

Regional specialities. Terracce in front of the ocean.

Regional specialities. Terracce in front of the ocean.

Opposite the beach, with the mild ocean mists, a wide selection of salads with different flavours from the regions of France. Open everyday in summer Closed on wednesday evening and thursday in winter.

Located close to the Hendaye train station and the border, the Café-restaurant Le Santiago is open to all, both hotel guests and local customers, allowing our guests passing through to be integrated into the local popular life. Every evening, except Sundays, our chef Damien Camilleri will offer you tasty and generous dishes as well as pintxos (pintchos), those delicious appetizers that are so common in the nearby Iberian territory, and can even shape a meal. You will be able to taste local wines and beers (Basque and southern), which have a strong and fine flavour. The menu is updated every month according to seasonal products.

Whether you're a family, a couple or a group of friends, you'll find all the soul of the Basque Country in this bright, friendly setting, where you can enjoy cuisine based on local, seasonal produce. Under the impetus of young chef Alexandre Gosset, the Ibaïa restaurant offers inventive, colorful cuisine in the image of this wonderful country.

In the old fish market of Hendaye's fishing port, JIMBA invites you to come and escape. The team is pleased to welcome you, facing the magnificent Bay of Txingudi, in a place of sharing and conviviality. Salad, sandwiches, dishes in jars, home-made pastries and desserts... Enjoy the roof terrace of the restaurant to admire the view of the bay of Txingudi and Hondarribia.