Kata Mambo
Catamaran excursions and private charters for visitors exploring Martinique’s Caribbean coast
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Kata Mambo
Kata Mambo operates sailing catamarans for full-day and half-day excursions along Martinique’s Caribbean coast, including trips to observe dolphins and sea turtles. It also offers private charters with a captain and crew.
Customers include families, private groups and professional or nonprofit organizations. The company is based at the marina in Trois Ilets and offers excursions in Martinique.
Product: Full-day and half-day sailing catamaran excursions and private charters with a captain and crew.
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