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Francine Guicheteau;Anse L'étang, Tartane
La Trinite
97220
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| Apartment | 1 | 80 | 100 | 0560 | 700 | 15 | 12 | ||||||||
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Attractions
- Caravelle Peninsula Nature Reserve: Located near Tartane, this nature reserve offers stunning hiking trails, beautiful beaches, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can explore diverse ecosystems, encounter wildlife, and enjoy various outdoor activities.
- Habitation Céron: Situated in Le Marigot, Habitation Céron is a historic plantation house surrounded by lush gardens. This well-preserved estate provides visitors with a glimpse into Martinique's colonial past and offers guided tours that showcase the rich cultural heritage of the island.
- La Trinité Market: Located in the heart of La Trinité, this vibrant market is a must-visit for those seeking a true taste of Martinique. With its colorful stalls selling fresh produce, local crafts, and traditional cuisine, the market is a hub of activity and a great place to immerse yourself in the local culture.
- Saint James Rum Museum: Situated in Sainte-Marie, this museum provides an insightful journey through the history and production of Martinique's famous rum. Visitors can learn about the distillation process, explore the museum's exhibits, and even sample some of the finest rums produced on the island.
- Château Dubuc: Located in Tartane, this historic fortress once played a crucial role in protecting Martinique from pirates. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of this 17th-century château, enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding area, and learn about the island's maritime history.
- Banana Museum: Situated in Le François, this unique museum is dedicated to the history, cultivation, and uses of bananas in Martinique. It showcases a vast collection of artifacts, photographs, and information about this important fruit, providing visitors with a fascinating insight into Martinique's agricultural heritage.
- Les Salines Beach: Although not directly in the specified area, Les Salines Beach is a popular attraction located in Sainte-Anne, just a short drive from Anse L'étang. With its pristine white sands, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque palm trees, this beach is considered one of the most beautiful in Martinique.
- Saint-Pierre: Situated on the northwest coast of Martinique, the town of Saint-Pierre is often referred to as the "Paris of the Caribbean." Once the island's capital, it was famously destroyed by the eruption of Mount Pelée in 1902. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of the former city, visit the Volcano Museum, and learn about the tragic history of the area.
- Jardin de Balata: Located in Fort-de-France, just a short drive from Anse L'étang, Jardin de Balata is a stunning botanical garden renowned for its vibrant array of tropical flowers and plants. Visitors can stroll along the scenic paths, admire the exotic flora, and enjoy panoramic views of the capital. 10. La Savane des Esclaves: Situated in Trois-Îlets, this open-air museum aims to preserve and showcase the cultural heritage of Martinique's African slave ancestors. Visitors can explore traditional huts, learn about the history of slavery on the island, and participate in workshops and cultural activities. Please note that some attractions may be subject to seasonal availability or have specific opening hours, so it's always recommended to check before visiting.