Holiday rentals in Martinique
Martinique, the island of flowers, charms visitors with its beaches, the bay of Fort-de-France and the Trois-Îlets peninsula. Our apartments and villas with sea views and pools are perfect for a seaside stay.
⭐ 4.7/5 · 4 properties · from €70/night
Why choose Hostel Toucan in Martinique?
- ✓Sea-view accommodations at Anse à l'Âne (Trois-Îlets) and Fort-de-France
- ✓Beach access, pool and panoramic views over the bay
- ✓Perfect for families, couples and groups of friends
By property type
Our properties in Martinique
Residence · 3 units Les Trois-Îlets
Horizon Caraïbes — Vue Mer & Piscine
Apartments with panoramic sea views and a swimming pool, ideal for a group of up to 8 people looking for an exceptional setting.
Fort-de-France
Fort-de-France — Appart Cosy Vue Imprenable
A cosy apartment in Fort-de-France with a breathtaking view over the bay: the perfect base for exploring Martinique's capital.
Residence · 6 units Gros-Morne
Résidence Écrin du Morne
The upscale "Écrin du Morne" residence with a villa and pavilions bearing Creole names (Ananas, Corossol, Maracuja) nestled in a tropical garden.
Fort-de-France
Bas de Villa F2 — Central & Calme
A central, quiet ground-floor villa apartment (one bedroom), strategically located in Martinique to easily explore the island during your stay.
Where to stay in Martinique: areas and budget
Our flagship area is the Trois-Îlets peninsula, on the Anse à l'Âne side: family-friendly beaches, views over the bay of Fort-de-France, and a sea shuttle that drops you in the capital in twenty minutes with zero traffic. It is the island's best balance of beach life and practicality. As a guide, expect €70–130 per night for a sea-view apartment, more for a villa with a pool.
Fort-de-France suits urban and business stays: covered market, Fort Saint-Louis, transport and shops on foot. Gros-Morne, inland, offers calm and greenery for exploring both the Caribbean coast and the Caravelle peninsula. The south (Le Diamant, Sainte-Anne) holds the most famous beaches — Les Salines first among them — 45 minutes to an hour from our properties.
Who are our Martinique rentals for?
Couples and families first: Anse à l'Âne beach on foot, a pool, bay views — the programme speaks for itself. The sea shuttle to Fort-de-France changes the logistics entirely: leave the car, cross the bay, enjoy. Groups of friends favour our larger homes, and remote workers the fibre connection and the view for video calls.
Professionals too: assignments in Fort-de-France or Le Lamentin, worksites, relocations. We provide a compliant invoice for your company and degressive long-stay rates. And by booking direct: no platform fees, free cancellation up to 7 days before arrival, and WhatsApp assistance 7 days a week from a team that knows the island.
What our guests say
⭐ 4.7/5 · 150+ verified reviews
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« Hôte accueillant, réactif. Courte durée mais nous avons passé une excellente soirée. Je vous le recommande. »
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« J'ai passé un très bon séjour, je remercie la réactivité de l'hôte avec qui j'étais en contact. »
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« Le logement était chill et bien situé ! »
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Frequently asked questions
Is it better to stay in the north or the south of Martinique?
It depends on your programme. The south (Sainte-Anne, Le Diamant) for the iconic beaches; the north for Mount Pelée and the forests. Our Trois-Îlets area, centre-west, is the best base camp: beaches on your doorstep, the shuttle to Fort-de-France, and quick access south and north alike.
How much does a nightly rental cost in Martinique?
As a guide: from €70 per night for an apartment, €90–130 for a sea-view place at Anse à l'Âne, more for a villa with a pool. Rates rise during school holidays, carnival and the Tour des Yoles: book early for those periods.
Do I need a car at Trois-Îlets?
To explore the island, yes — as anywhere in Martinique. But daily life does fine without one: Anse à l'Âne's beach, restaurants and shops are walkable, and the sea shuttle reaches Fort-de-France in 20 minutes. Many of our guests rent a car for only 2–3 excursion days.
When should I visit Martinique, and what about hurricane season?
The dry season (December to April) is the most popular. The wet season (June to November) is more humid, with a monitored cyclone risk mainly from August to October — rates are gentler and days remain largely sunny. Our free cancellation up to 7 days before arrival keeps the booking safe.
How does the sea shuttle to Fort-de-France work?
Ferries link Anse à l'Âne and Anse Mitan to Fort-de-France in about twenty minutes, through the day and part of the evening. It is the most pleasant way into town: no traffic, bay views, and you land right in the centre. We share timetables and tips when you arrive.
Why book direct rather than through a platform?
You pay less (no service fees), you are better looked after (WhatsApp 7 days a week with a local team, personalised advice) and you keep flexibility (free cancellation up to 7 days before arrival). Online payment remains 100% secure.