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 by michelle_x11Leave a Comment Address: Anse des SalinesDirections: South of the island
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 by mrjade
It is possible to get a guided walk up to the top of the volcano, if you do go, try to get a clear day as the view from the top is incredible.
However, the top of the volcano is usually covered by clouds - There is a saying that 'if you can see the top on your first sighting of the volcano, then you are sure to return to Martinique'. I was quite pleased by this, as the peak was quite visible when we first set eyes upon it. Leave a Comment Address: Goto St Pierre - you cannot miss it!
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There's so much to see and do; you'll have a wonderful time! Take an excursion to La Pagerie, Mount Pelee (the famous volcano), explore natural wonders all around you, and don't forget to tour a rum distillery -- yum! Leave a Comment
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Walk the streets of Fort-de-France and experience the hussel and bussel of Paris of the West Indies. On a weekend it's normal to see parades and bands playing through the streets.
The streets are really alive and full of culture!
*Remember since it is European shops may close for 2-3 hours for lunch* Leave a Comment
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 by travelqueen7Leave a Comment
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 by mrjade
Just as you would imagine a paradise beach. The long, white-sand beach has warm clear blue sea, and a few beach bars hidden under the palm trees. Leave a Comment Directions: Les Salines is at the very southern most tip of the island. Take the N5 or N6 to Le Marin, then the D9 through St Anne. When you arrive at the beach - head right - you catch more sun!Other Contact: The beach is not one for scuba o
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 by Nomad_2001
I also enjoyed seeing the St. James Rum Museum and Distillery in Sainte Marie. A great island drink is the 'Planteur' which effectively is a mix of cane sugar rum with cane sugar syrup -- very refreshing indeed!!!
Of course, I also had to visit Le Robert where fish farming techniques are being studied. Leave a Comment
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 by Koleno
Explore the city of Fort-de-France by walking through the narrow streets and pastel buildings. Taking a walking tour allows you to take in the wonderful atmoshere and people of Fort-de-France.
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