Excursion Creole village heritage tour at Les Trois-Îlets

Savane des Esclaves – A Living Museum Experience

Stroll through this remarkable heritage site, where wooden huts topped with sugarcane leaf roofs reflect the living conditions of 19th-century slaves. Wander past expertly carved mahogany wood statues depicting daily life, culture, and resilience. Inside a small museum, discover exhibits that highlight Martinique’s path to emancipation and the enduring spirit of its people.

Your guide will lead you through a Creole garden filled with native fruits, vegetables, and medicinal plants, offering a deeper understanding of how enslaved communities sustained themselves and preserved ancestral knowledge.

A Celebration of Culture and Nature

This enriching tour concludes with a taste of local tradition. Learn about the significance of medicinal herbs and discover how plants like guava, manioc, and sweet potato played a vital role in survival and healing. The experience at Savane des Esclaves is not just a history lesson—it is a celebration of the strength, culture, and identity of the Creole people.

Before returning to the pier, enjoy a short break for souvenir shopping, where you can find authentic local crafts and keepsakes to remember your time in Martinique.

Note

Please Note: The tour involves approximately 1200 yards of walking over uneven and inclined surfaces, including many steps.It is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those confined to wheelchairs.Guests should wear comfortable walking shoes, light clothing, and bring a hat or cap for sun protection.This tour is not recommended for guests sensitive to heat or sun exposure.Savane des Esclaves is closed on Mondays and public holidays.Shopping is available on-site; euros and U.S. dollars are accepted, as well as credit cards.