The destination
Marina du Marin, and what’s on the table


Seasonal sourcing
Seasonal sourcing & local specialties
Active November to May. The bareboat charter capital of the French West Indies.
Local specialties around Marina du Marin
- AOC Martinique rhum agricole at source
- Saint James, Clément, Neisson, HSE distilleries
- Accras de morue and boudin créole
- Colombo French-Caribbean curry
- Caribbean langouste and lambi
- Charter-start logistics at scale
Frequently asked questions about Marina du Marin
How do I find a yacht food supplier at Marina du Marin?+
Browse vetted suppliers serving Marina du Marin and southern Martinique on Super Yacht Eats. Each listing shows specialties, languages (French, English, Creole), lead times, charter-start credentials and direct contact. One quote request reaches multiple suppliers in provisioning, fish, wine and bespoke catering.
Can I get provisioning delivered to Marina du Marin or to nearby anchorages?+
Yes. Le Marin suppliers handle direct quayside delivery to the marina (Martinique's largest charter base) and tender delivery to yachts anchored at Sainte-Anne, the Anse Caritan, Anse Trabaud and the Salines bay. Same-day on fresh items; 24 to 48 hours on full provisioning.
Can I source AOC Martinique rhum agricole directly?+
Yes. The AOC Martinique rhum agricole is the world's only rum appellation with AOC protection (since 1996), produced exclusively from sugar cane juice (not molasses) on Martinique. The historic distilleries — Saint James, Clément, Trois Rivières, Neisson, JM, Habitation Saint-Étienne (HSE), La Mauny, Depaz, Dillon, La Favorite — all offer direct cellar trade and visits for premium yacht accounts. Distinctive grades: blanc (white agricole), élevé sous bois, vieux (3+ years), VSOP, XO (8+ years).
What other French West Indies specialties should I order?+
Accras de morue (salt cod fritters), boudin créole (Caribbean blood sausage), colombo (the French-Caribbean curry with Indian-spice inheritance), chiquetaille de morue (the marinated salt cod salad), Caribbean langouste (spiny lobster) and lambi (conch), Martinique tropical fruits (mango, passion fruit, corossol, christophine, breadfruit), plus French wines and Champagne air-freighted from France via Fort-de-France.


