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1. Anse Corps de Garde
BeachOn the southern Caribbean coast, this is one of the island's best long stretches of white sand. The public beach has picnic tables, restrooms...Read More
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2. Anse Tartane
BeachThis patch of sand is on the wild side of the Presqu'île du Caravelle. Ungroomed and in a fairly natural state, it's what the French call a...Read More
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3. Diamant Beach
BeachThe island's longest beach has a splendid view of Diamond Rock, but the Atlantic waters are rough, with lots of wave action—it's not known as...Read More
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4. Diamond Rock
Nautical Site/LighthouseThis volcanic mound, 1 mile (1½ km) offshore from the small, friendly village of Le Diamant, is one of the island's best diving spots. In 1804...Read More
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5. Forêt de Montravail
ForestA few miles north of Ste-Luce, this tropical rain forest is ideal for a short hike. Look for the interesting group of Carib rock drawings. ...Read More
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6. Lamentin
Town/VillageThere's nothing pretty about Lamentin; the international airport is its most notable landmark. The rest of the town is a sprawling industrial...Read More
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7. Le Marin
Town/VillageThe yachting capital of Martinique, Le Marin is also known for its colorful August carnival and its Jesuit church, circa 1766. From Le Marin...Read More
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8. Le Vauclin
Town/VillageThe return of the fishermen at noon is the big event in this important fishing port on the Atlantic. There's also the 18th-century Chapel of...Read More
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9. Les Salines
BeachA short drive south of Ste-Anne brings you to a mile-long (1½-km-long) cove lined with soft white sand and coconut palms. The beach is awash...Read More
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10. Pointe du Marin
BeachStretching north from Ste-Anne, this is a good windsurfing and waterskiing spot. It's also a popular family beach, with restaurants, campsites...Read More
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11. Ste-Anne
Town/VillageA long, nearly white-sand beach and a Catholic church are the highlights of this town on the island's southern tip. A bevy of small, inexpensive...Read More
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12. Ste-Luce
Town/VillageThis quaint fishing village has a sleepy main street with tourist shops and markets, and you can see some cool types taking a Pernod. Many young...Read More
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