hello Susan, you can take your dog with you on your visit. Régine Habitation Clément

Sure. Martinique is pretty small. We try to avoid organised tours anyway... :)

oui tout a fait.

Il faut les appeler, je viens de rentrer en métropole, le 1er et le 2 novembre sont fériés en Martinique.

La liste des tarifs est disponible en tapant "tarif entrée habitation Clément " sur Google. 12€ adulte 7 € enfants Tarifs dégressifs en fonction du nombre de personne

Non. Nous y sommes allés aujourd'hui (février 2017)

Nein. Keine Reservation notwendig.

Ciao il costo se ricordo bene è di poco inferiore almeno che qualche supermercato applichi sconti.

Hi Patty, I did this on my own. (Really on my own as I went without my husband.) I flew down on American Airlines and stayed at a hotel in Trois Islets. The front desk gave me the name of a taxi driver and he charged me 60 Euros for a R/T excursion to Habitation Clement and back (which is about US$70). The entrance fee is something like 10 Euros. So, the $79.00 per person the cruise ship is charging you is reasonable. For my purposes it was definitely worth it. The grounds are amazing. Great picture taking opportunities and the restored Creole house is beautiful. But if it's you and your husband going for a total cost of $160 and you're traveling on a budget, that price may be too much for a 1 or 2 hour excursion. I can suggest an alternative: for 7 Euros each you can take a ferry (called Vedette) from a quay near where the cruise ship will be docked to a place called "Anse Mitan" in Trois Ilets and spend the day on the beach swimming, snorkeling, and eating in one the many quaint Creole restaurants. It's a lot cheaper and you get some quality, stress-free time on the very swimmable beach and enjoy the spectacular views. It really depends on your budget and your tolerance for additional cost items. I have taken cruises before and have booked these shore excursions, and sometimes I find that just chilling on the beach and tasting the local cuisine is a lot more relaxing and enjoyable. Incidentally, the Habitation Clement is owned and operated by one of the most famous French Creole families and the site was the location where George HW Bush met with Francois Mitterand to discuss a coalition for the 1st Gulf War. But if the object of your vacation is R&R, then you might want to consider the ferry/beach option. Either way you can't lose. Martinique is a wonderful gem. Just remember to say "Merci" and "S'il vous plait" and "Bonjour". There is no English spoken here and you won't see any Americans except those from the ship, but everyone is very helpful and you don't have to worry about crime on the beach. Your personal items will be safe but you're better off bringing Euros with you to pay for incidentals. There is very little US dollar trade. Good luck and let me know how it went!a