Thermal Baths Martinique

Thermal Baths Martinique serves the Le Marin commune, a yachting hub on the sheltered southeast coast of Martinique where the lagoon provides anchorage for hundreds of boats and the surrounding turquoise waters grade from reef-protected shallows to open Atlantic in one of the Caribbean's finest sailing environments. Martinique carries the extraordinary distinction of being the birthplace of Joséphine de Beauharnais — the Creole woman who became Napoleon's first Empress — on the Trois-Îlets estate opposite Fort-de-France, a fact that gives this French overseas region a connection to European history entirely disproportionate to its size. The bicarbonate mineral waters of the thermal establishment on this volcanic island reflect the geothermal geology of the Lesser Antilles arc, inviting guests to soak in naturally heated waters while surrounded by the tropical vegetation, rum culture, and distinctive French Caribbean joie de vivre that make Martinique unlike any other island in the region.