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The Bô la Riviè waterfall

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Direction the North Atlantic, between the communes of Trinité and Sainte-Marie to discover the largest waterfall of the island of flowers: the Bô Lariviè waterfall (in Creole, "next to the river"). In the heart of a magnificent natural park, young and old alike have found a place to hike, discover and enjoy.

Indeed, here there is no question of a simple hike: everything has been arranged to make you spend a convivial moment with friends or family, while respecting the flora and fauna and the peace of the place. Did this last point catch your attention? Then don't delay and see what the Bô Lariviè waterfall has in store for you.

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How to reach the cascasde Bô la Riviè? 

Located on the territory of Trinité, the park is rather simple to find. Take the direction of Gros Morne/Morne Bassignac.

Some information on the waterfall Bô la riviè

The Bô Lariviè waterfall is located in the heart of a dedicated park. To discovery and fun! The access is paying, and is done every day from 9 am to 6 pm. 

Single entry :

  • Under 3 years old free
  • From 3 to 11 years old: 5 €.
  • From 12 to 69 years old: €10.
  • 70 years and older: €7.

Entrance with activities for a group of 4 people minimum:

  • Adult (from 12 years old): €12.
  • Children (3 to 11 years old): €10.

For a group of less than 4 people:

  • Adult: €14.
  • Children (3 to 11 years old): €5.

You can plan to have a picnic in the park, as there are spaces set aside for this purpose. The park has also planned for accommodation: you can spend the day (very practical with young children) or the night on site.

To simplify your task the day before your visit, here is the list of items that we recommend you take with you to fully enjoy your excursion: 

  • A swimsuit
  • Shoes
  • A beach towel
  • Sports clothes and shoes (for the more athletic among you who want to multiply activities and hike)
  • Water
  • A change of clothes
  • An aquatic camera or one with a waterproof protection.

What can you expect with Bô La Riviè and its waterfall?

First of all, a warm and friendly welcome by a team present on site! This is also the charm of the Antilles, locals delighted to transmit to you the values and treasures of the Caribbean. 

When you come to "Bô Lariviè", you enter a magnificent site crossed by the Galion River. The site has been arranged so that you can do activities with others such as kayaking, archery, pedal go-karting, petanque or volleyball or even scooter.

The list is longer, but we want to emphasize that each of the activities you can do has been designed to be as quiet and environmentally friendly as possible. 

For those who love hiking, you will not be left out: after a short walk, you can enjoy the coolness of the Galion River at the famous Bô Lariviè waterfall. This waterfall is the widest in Martinique and offers a natural pool whose current offers you a relaxing massage after a good walk or a wild game of volleyball or go-karting.

The small plus of this site? The cultural discovery. On site, you have the possibility to discover kazbe. These camping accommodations are inspired by the Amerindian culture that permeates the island and its origins.

Always respecting the ecosystem, these bamboo dwellings are perfectly integrated into the landscape. Ideal for groups, you can also reserve one for a couple or a family.

A catering option is also available. An additional way to discover the Martinican culture: with its cuisine and its mythical local dishes.

Did this article convince you to go to Bô Lariviè?

Beyond the activities and the park, by living this experience, you live something traditional. Oh yes, we didn't tell you that! Going to "bô Lariviè" is a beloved activity of the Martinique people. With family or friends, being at the river is the perfect time to relax, share news and entertain young and old. Just like "going to the beach", the river is almost a rite of the local culture.

The city of Sainte-Marie in 5 questions

15 932 habitants

Surface area: 44.5 km2

Density: 358 km2

  • Our Lady of the Assumption Church
  • The Saint-James Distillery and its Rum Museum
  • The tombolo of Sainte-Marie Island : natural curiosity, visible from December to May - phenomenon of sand bank created by the marine currents and connecting Sainte-Marie Island to the mainland during this period
  • The Banana Museum, after having closed its doors in May 2008 due to damage and financial problems, was reopened in August 2009 by the city council. It is proposed a visit of the museum, a stroll among the different varieties of bananas and then a reception for tastings
  • La Maison du Bèlè : for initiation to traditional dance, demonstration and shows of songs and dances
  • Restaurant le Saint-James - Distillery Saint-James Route de L'Usine Plaine de l'Union - +596 69 07 33
  • Chez Maxoun - Boulevard Désir JOX - phone: +596 596 69 37 68

1 place de l’Hôtel-de-Ville, 97230
+596 5 96 69 30 06

Opening hours of the Town Hall :
Monday to Tuesday: 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

Wednesday: 7:00 am to 1:00 pm

Thursday: from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday: from 7:00 am to 1:00 pm

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About the author

27 years old, Marving grew up in Schœlcher, in Fond-Lahaye and Anse Madame more precisely. Passionate about the digital world, he works as a digital marketing consultant during the day and regularly writes articles about his native island.

Marving Moreton

Copywriter & Cofounder of Tourcrib

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