Jardin de Balata

Botanical garden · Martinique

Jardin de Balata

Botanical garden · Martinique

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Rte de Balata, Fort-de-France 97234, Martinique

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Tucked in Martinique's rainforest, this stunning botanical garden boasts exotic flora, a thrilling treetop walkway, and breathtaking mountain views.  

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Rte de Balata, Fort-de-France 97234, Martinique Get directions

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Rte de Balata, Fort-de-France 97234, Martinique Get directions

+596 596 64 48 73
jardindebalata.fr
@jardindebalata

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Mar 4, 2025

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"Thisbotanical wonder is home tothousands of native plant species, including heliconias, hibiscus and bromeliads. Guests enjoy strolling around thethree-hectare (seven-acre)grounds, where hundreds of palm trees tower over creeks and tiny hummingbirds flit among the lush foliage.An aerialwalkway suspended 15 meters (49 feet) highin the canopygives visitorsviews of the Balata Garden, the mountains and Fort-de-France Bay. There's also a fine old plantation house on the grounds."

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@afar

"Thisbotanical wonder is home tothousands of native plant species, including heliconias, hibiscus and bromeliads. Guests enjoy strolling around thethree-hectare (seven-acre)grounds, where hundreds of palm trees tower over creeks and tiny hummingbirds flit among the lush foliage.An aerialwalkway suspended 15 meters (49 feet) highin the canopygives visitorsviews of the Balata Garden, the mountains and Fort-de-France Bay. There's also a fine old plantation house on the grounds."

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Aaron Wolbrueck

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Jardin De Balata was a beautiful stop in Martinique. A little difficult to get to by arranging transport ourselves. We, as well as 8 others, had difficulty finding bus NC09. (Supposedly picking up at the bus terminal next to the pier) and the taxis didn’t want to take people earlier on who didn’t arrange for full island tours. Was able to take bus 25 eventually and reach here to the beautiful flowers, birds, and gardens. Has a high treetop walkway with beautiful views but can be a bit scary if you have a fear of heights.

Stefankai Spoerlein

Google
One of the most beautiful and breathtaking botanical gardens I have ever visited. Spectacular views and a well-curated flora and uniquely designed landscape. Do take your time to watch the short documentary in the old house at the entrance/exit about the mastermind and self-taught botanist Jean-Philippe Thoze - his commitment is impressive. Entrance is reasonably priced with EUR 16 for adults and EUR 11 for minors (starting at 3 y). Do buy some fish food for 50 cents for your children - it will pay dividends at the three fish ponds... And the souvenir shop is a treasure troph for the unwary museum shop connaisseur - not too expensive and some unique items. A must visit on Martinique. On your way check the cathedral. We took a taxi, but regular bus service is available from Fort-de-France.

richard amero

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A must visit if you're visiting Martinique by cruise ship. Located approx 20minutes taxi ride from the cruise drop-off point at Fort de France, this breathtaking garden is nestled into the rainforest. The flora is truly beautiful, but do make sure to wear sturdy footwear as some areas can be a bit steep. For a fun adventure, consider trying out the optional tree canopy walk. During our visit, the weather was hot and humid, so be prepared and pack insect repellent to avoid getting bitten like we did. One of the highlights was getting up close and personal with hummingbirds.

Rafael Thiel

Google
Beautiful place. Well maintained, interesting all the way with stunning nature and views.

Sheila dupuis

Google
We did this tour with a guide and she gave us 2 hours and she let people wander off. Only 4 of us stayed with her. At the very entrance there is a little house of the past owners. And we got alot of history of the owner who created the gardens from our tour guide. He also designed the gardens at the zoo. There are also beautiful hummingbirds feeding at the hummingbird feeder. And a photo op of a giant heart. The garden is well manicured for having only 6 gardeners. Our tour guide told us all about the plants, flowers and trees. It was interesting. There was not a lot of flowers. Mostly plants that had flowers blooming from them. There were 2 ponds with a bunch of fishes swimming together and a walking bridge up high that has some movement to it. If you don’t do the tour with the guide than you can finish fast and don’t need the 2 hours. It’s worth the visit

cornel miron

Google
Amazing place well looked after so far the best tropical garden I’ve ever seen?

Kevin Birch

Google
Beautiful place, well worth a visit.

Dominika V

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This place is absolutely worth a visit! By far the best botanical garden I've visited on a tropical island 🌴