Bungalow Jambiani - Case Pilote

Where is this lodge with its own pool located in Martinique?

Ideally located, the Jambiani Lodge is nestled in the heart of a charming tropical mineral garden, in a complex comprised of three accommodations (two lodges and a villa—the Villa Zanzibar), on the commune of Case-Pilote. A magnificent, wooded property houses two lodges that share a swimming pool with a waterfall, including the Jambiani Lodge. Don’t worry, for privacy these two lodges are separated by a swimming pool and anabundant array of outdoor vegetation.

Located at the doors of the North Caribbean, this vacation home will allow you to discover the magnificent northwest coast of Martinique. You will also be able to reach Fort-de-France in less than 20 minutes. The first beautiful beaches of the south are about 40 minutes away by car.

The commune of Case-Pilote, where Lodge Jambiani is located, is overflowing with charm and authenticity. You will undoubtedly appreciate its magnificent church, its emblematic market, its warm atmosphere, and its black, sandy beaches. You will have to drive only four minutes to reach the village and access all the amenities (including restaurants, bars, a pharmacy, a bakery, a mini-market, etc.).

The site is totally secure and a vehicle can be parked within the property (protectedby a gate). All the bungalows of this property can be privatized to accommodate four people.

How is this bungalow arranged in Martinique?

The Jambiani bungalow is part of a set of three accommodations that can be fully privatized. The site can accommodate up to 12 travelers.

This vacation rental is arranged in three parts. The night space constitutes the first part of the Jambiani Lodge. It is composed of a double bed (160cm), a flatscreen television with Canal Box channels, a safe, a bathroom with an Italian shower, a toilet, and a hair dryer.

The second part of the vacation rental involves a kitchen and terrace area. The kitchen is next to the bedroom area. Fully equipped (microwave, dishwasher, oven, toaster, hotplates, espresso machine), its size is both practical and comfortable. The kitchen window opens directly onto a 9M² terrace area with a dining table and a Weber barbecue. Large curtains can be spread all around the terrace to guarantee you a confidential moment fora good meal. Coupleswill undoubtedly appreciate the comfort of this terrace with its own bar for aperitifs.

The third space of Jambiani Lodge is composed of a deckchair area arranged in front of a sublime saltwater swimming pool (7x3m) secured by an alarm. The sumptuous waterfall and the balneotherapy area of the swimming pool will undoubtedly make your vacation more relaxing. For your comfort, an outside shower is also at your disposal. Please note:the swimming pool is shared with the second lodge, it is not private.

The owner also provides families with a baby bed.

What is there to do near this charming lodge in Martinique?

The Jambiani Lodge is an ideal location to discover the north of Martinique. At the gates of the North Caribbean, it allows you to reach the extreme north in less than 45 minutes. There you will discover the town of Precheur, its hiking trails, and its beautiful black sandy beaches.

Hiking amateurs will appreciate the presence of numerous trails in the north of Martinique. Why not go to the Morne Rouge to start the ascent of Montagne Pelée? Or why not go in search of the CarbetWaterfalls and their famous natural slide?

On the northern road, stop at the commune of Le Carbet and enjoy its many beach bars and restaurants, not forgetting the Neisson Distillery. As it is very lively, this charming commune will continue to hold your attention.

Further on, make a second stop in Saint-Pierre. Formerly the principal town of Martinique Saint-Pierre is known as the “Paris of the Caribbean”.This town is rich in history! For example, you can visit the ruins of the 1902 volcanic eruption, the volcanological museum (a 1902 catastrophe memorial) or the famous Depaz Distillery and its breathtaking view of the impressive Montagne Pelée.