Habitation Clement admission tickets

Description

Discover Habitation Clément, one of Martinique’s most iconic attractions. This exceptional estate invites you to explore the history of agricultural rum, Creole heritage, and contemporary art in a stunning tropical setting.

Begin your visit with a stroll through the 16-hectare botanical garden, awarded the prestigious “Remarkable Garden” label. Home to more than 300 species of tropical plants, palms, and majestic trees, the garden offers a peaceful and immersive experience.

Along the way, admire the sculpture garden, where contemporary artworks blend seamlessly with the surrounding nature. This open-air gallery provides a unique and inspiring cultural experience.

Continue your discovery in the areas dedicated to the production of Clément rum. Learn about the different stages of rum making and explore the impressive aging cellars, home to millions of liters of rum.

Don’t miss the estate’s historic Creole house. Surrounded by lush gardens and century-old trees, it stands as a symbol of Martinique’s rich heritage and history.

End your visit at the Clément Foundation, a leading center for Caribbean contemporary art that regularly hosts exhibitions featuring local and international artists.

A unique experience combining culture, nature, history, and Martinican traditions.

Information: 

• Price: 13€ adult (over 18 years old)
  • 8€ youth from 15 to 17 years old
  • free of charge for children under 15 years old.
• Included: admission ticket for the Habitation Clément, rum tasting.
• Not included: Transfer (if you want a private transport to get there, contact us by email at so that we can give you a quote).
• Hours: The entire estate is open 365 days a year. The home and exhibits can be visited from 9am to 5pm.

Useful informations:

• After purchasing your ticket on our website, you will just have to go to the front desk with your payment receipt and give the name of the voucher.
• ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY: Due to the classification as a historical monument, part of the site is more difficult to access for people with reduced mobility.