Nestled in the heart of Le Marin in southern Martinique, this family-run concept celebrates tradition and heritage by sharing exceptional nautical expertise that is 100% Martinique: the traditional round yole. Alizés Yoles is an association founded in 2007 by the first woman to practice yole sailing in Martinique: Maryse Lamon.
Discover the art of sailing on a gommier or a yole, Martinique's iconic traditional sailboats, in a warm and authentic atmosphere, ideal for friends or colleagues. Your sessions will be supervised by experienced instructors, with all safety equipment provided, including life jackets, and constant assistance from a motorboat to ensure a safe and enjoyable introduction.
Madisail was born from the meeting of Jessica and Pol, and their need to combine professional practice with human and ecological values. Hence their choice to give a second life to a boat formerly dedicated to racing, by proposing nature trips all under sail from the authentic fishing village of Case Pilote, little known by tourists.
Embark on an authentic adventure on the Atlantic coast of Martinique. At Dénébola, every trip out to sea is an enchanting interlude: sailing, discovering islets and white sandbanks, swimming in crystal-clear waters... all in small groups, with respect for nature and local traditions. 🌿 Committed ecotourism 🌊 An intimate and friendly experience 🌞 Unforgettable moments between sea and sky. Whether you are looking for relaxation, discovery or wonder, Dénébola welcomes you with passion and simplicity.
It is impossible to talk about sailing in Martinique without mentioning round yoles. Round yoles are traditional boats from Martinique, dating back several centuries, which are now best known thanks to the Tour des Yoles Rondes de Martinique. Here we tell you more about these traditional boats. What is a...
There is no shortage of cultural and tourist activities in Martinique. But some places offer authentic and unique experiences that are not to be missed. This is the case with Lakou A in Gros-Morne, which is committed to promoting the cultural tradition of the mornes. Lakou A, a special meaning In Creole, lakou originally refers to a group of...
The crowded beaches of southern Martinique during the tourist season. Exploding demand for water and waste piling up from December to May. Harassment of dolphins during boat trips, due to a lack of knowledge about best practices. Overcrowding at Joséphine's bathtub, with hundreds of visitors attracted by...
In Martinique, the marine environment consists of three major ecosystems: coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangroves, which play an unexpected role in preserving the island's coastline and its underwater flora and fauna. Preserving these marine ecosystems is therefore essential! We explain why and how. …
This book is the result of his two passions: photography and aviation. He got his first film camera and took his first flying lesson at the age of 16, and these two passions have stayed with him ever since. He was born on an island in the Southern Hemisphere: Madagascar, where he spent...
Our two main partners have complementary missions that link Voile Nature's two areas of action: preserving and promoting biodiversity and developing sustainable tourism. These two public bodies accompany and support us and contribute to the financial effort required to launch Voile Nature. And for all that...