Case-Pilote, a charming market town on the Caribbean coast of Martinique.
Located about 15 kilometers north of Fort-de-France, the capital of the island, Case-Pilote is a small town with an authentic character, certified idyllic landscapes. The village takes its name from the "pilot cases", these Amerindian huts which, in the past, guided navigators towards the Martinican coast.
Walking through the picturesque streets of Case-Pilote, visitors can discover the traditional Creole architecture, with its houses with colorful facades and characteristic wooden shutters. The narrow streets and shady squares invite you to stroll, allowing you to discover the peaceful and authentic soul of this coastal village.
In addition to its natural charm, Case-Pilote has a fascinating history. History buffs will enjoy exploring the Saint-Jean-Baptiste church, built in the 18th century and listed as a historic monument. It houses precious religious works of art testifying to the region's rich past.
Martinican gastronomy is also honored at Case-Pilote. You can taste delicious Creole dishes in the local restaurants or sit down in the small bistros to taste an artisanal rum, a specialty of the region.
For hiking enthusiasts, Case-Pilote is the starting point for superb hiking trails offering panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and Mount Pelee.