Presqu'Île Caravelle, a stunning nature reserve in Martinique, offers diverse hiking trails suitable for most fitness levels, though not wheelchair accessible due to natural terrain; good walking shoes, water, and sun protection are essential. Visitors can explore solo, as trails are well-marked, or opt for guided tours for deeper insights into its rich biodiversity and historical sites like the Château Dubuc ruins (which may have a small separate fee). The reserve is open year-round, with the dry season (December-May) being ideal for more comfortable hiking, while the rainy season can bring muddy conditions. Entry to the reserve is generally free, with typical visit durations ranging from 2-4 hours to explore its coastal paths, mangrove forests, and the panoramic views from the lighthouse. While primarily a hiking destination, nearby beaches like Anse l'Étang provide opportunities for swimming.