Martinique, a french Caribbean island, offering one thousand treasures: forest, black or white sand beaches, coves and islets, Mount Pelée, Creole cuisine, rum and zouk dance... a delight at any time !

© Jean-Marc Lecerf

If Saint Martin is also called "the island of painters", its colours, a subtle palette of green, blue, turquoise and gold, have always been an inexhaustible source of inspiration for the artists who exhibit in the islands many art galleries...

©Claude CAVALERA

By rolling out the endless green carpet of its Amazonian forest, French Guiana often reserves its delights and mysteries for those who take the time to explore it in the traditional way: by waterway.

Aigrette © JEH CTGUYANE

Green, blue or multicoloured, Reunion island with a thousand landscapes will enchant you !

© IRT/J.L. CHERON

Discover the marvels that are the five archipelagoes of French Polynesia, real precious stones strewed in the middle of crystalline waters of the Pacific Ocean...

© GIE Tahiti Tourisme – G. Le Bacon

In the heart of  the South Pacific Ocean extends a magnificent island surrounded with lagoons blue-turquoise : New Caledonia.

© Destination Iles Loyauté

A piece of the earth between Africa and Madagascar, Mayotte has an abundance of endemic fauna and an original flora: baobabs, tulip trees from Gabon and Takamakas, ylang-ylang and magnificent wild orchids...

© ATOUT FRANCE/Fabrice Milochau

Saint Barts as it is familiarly known, is the undisputed place for beauty lovers. At the wheel of a little 4 x 4, drive along the winding roads to explore the 22 fine, clean, white sandy beaches, which surround the island...

Saline beach © Laurent Benoît

Let yourself go by the perfum of French islands and tropical lands: Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint-Martin, French Guiana, Saint-Barthélémy, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, Mayotte, Reunion, New Caledonia, Tahiti and its islands, Wallis and Futuna ...

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As if by magic, the gentle trade winds mixed with the subtle scent of the spices will lead you to this green paradise : Guadeloupe and its islands...

© Jean-Marc Lecerf – CTIG