Coffee Plantation House, Villa & Bungalow with Ocean View

Rent out the Habitation Caféière: a 3-bedroom Creole villa with a separate bungalow, nestled in a tropical garden on the hills of Le Carbet. Private pool, hot tub, panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea and Mount Pelée. Accommodates up to 8 guests with complete exclusivity. Ideal for families, groups, or private events. Beaches, hiking trails, and Saint-Pierre are just 10 minutes away.

Welcome to Habitation Caféière
Imagine having exclusive use of a historic Creole estate nestled in the hills above Carbet—with its main villa, separate bungalow, its pool, its hot tub, and several hectares of tropical gardens. That’s exactly what Habitation Caféière offers you.
Ideal for large families, groups of friends, or private events (bachelor/hen nights, birthdays, seminars in the great outdoors), this exceptional property can accommodate up to 8 guests in a rare setting that combines total privacy with high-end comfort.

Villa Caféière — 3 bedrooms, up to 6 guests
A beautifully renovated Creole-style home, the villa features three air-conditioned, light-filled bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large fully equipped kitchen, and spacious common areas. The mezzanine features a workspace for remote workers or those seeking some privacy. Outside, a large terrace offers an exceptional panoramic view: the Caribbean Sea to the left, the peaks of Mount Pelée to the right. The plunge pool (8 m² with massage jets) takes centre stage in the garden—your signature relaxation spot.

The Caféière Bungalow — Private studio, accommodates up to 2 guests
Just a few steps from the villa, the bungalow offers an intimate and completely independent retreat. Ideal for a couple seeking space, or for hosting guests who wish to maintain their privacy. Queen-size bed, fully equipped kitchen, lush terrace… and its own private outdoor hot tub. A haven within a haven.

The Estate
Surrounding both accommodation is a tropical garden of rare richness: cacao trees, coffee trees, soursop trees, palm trees, ylang-ylang, flamboyant trees… A stroll through this garden is an experience in itself. The Canal des Esclaves runs alongside the property, a historic remnant of colonial Martinique. Just a few metres away, the Sainte-Marie des Anges Priory (the Benedictine nuns) offers a moment of serenity and local artisanal products (jams, honey).
The region’s iconic sites are just a short drive away: black-sand beaches (10 min), Saint-Pierre and its shipwrecks (15 min), the Neisson distillery, the Carbet Falls, and the Pelée and Pitons trails—all designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Fort-de-France is 35 minutes away.

You’ll enjoy exclusive and full access to the entire property: the Villa Caféière (3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, terrace, pool), the Caféière Bungalow (studio, terrace, private hot tub), and the large tropical garden. No part of the property is shared with third parties. The property is entirely private for your group.

I prefer to communicate via Airbnb messaging before and during your stay. Once your reservation is confirmed, I’ll send you my personal number for any on-site emergencies. 100% response rate, usually within an hour.

Le Carbet is one of the most authentic villages in the northern Caribbean region of Martinique—Creole cottages, lush gardens, black volcanic sand beaches, and fishermen at dawn. L’Habitation Caféière is located on a hill in a quiet residential area, away from mass tourism.
A 5-minute drive away: essential shops (convenience store, bakery, pharmacy) in the town of Le Carbet. Along the coast, small Creole restaurants and beach bars will introduce you to local flavours.
The area is also known for its connection to Paul Gauguin, who stayed here before leaving for Polynesia—the Paul Gauguin Cultural Centre traces this history.

A car is essential. Free private on-site parking is available for several vehicles. The mountain roads are accessible with a standard vehicle.
Taxis and ride-share services are available (Eko Taxi or local drivers—contact information provided upon booking). Mozaïk shuttles connect Le Carbet to Fort-de-France, but they’re not well-suited for exploring the region on your own.