Case-Pilote

Considered to be one of the oldest on the island, the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption was erected during the 17th century. It now benefits from a classification as an historic monument for its frame in the form of an inverted boat hull and its mosaic of debris of crockery burned during the eruption of Mount Pelée at the beginning of the 20th century, which represents the baptism of Christ..

While passing through the town, do not miss to take advantage of the beaches, or to admire the fountain on Place Gaston-Monnerville. Not far away, the town hall reveals an interesting traditional architecture. Before leaving, you can also visit the tomb of Victor Sévère, former mayor of the town.

Near the Pitons du Carbet, the village is known for its strong scuba diving activity and its boat trips to discover the neighboring underwater caves. A true haven of peace, Case-Pilote seduces with its authentic charm and unspoiled landscapes.

A night market is offered every Friday at the end of the afternoon in the covered market.

The BBM festival is held every year between the end of January and the beginning of February. On the program, puppet shows, musical entertainment, fun workshops and other entertainment for young and old.

On August 15, it's time for the patronal feast with in particular its parade, its oar race, its cockfights and musical evenings.