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Visit Eglise du Marin, an 18th-century church built by Jesuits, which is a both charming and historic. Set sail around the southern tip of the island and head north to Le Vauclin, a small town on the Atlantic coast. Faula Headland is a famous kitesurfing spot. The beach is especially popular for water sports enthusiasts and families. Children can paddle for long distances in shallow water.
Day 2: Le Vauclin to Le Francois
Sail north from Le Vauclin to Le Francois There are two major attractions here: The Islets of the Bay with White Shoals, with the favorite swimming spot of empress Josephine, and the magnificent Habitation Clément, among the most beautiful places in Martinique. Enjoy the botanical and sculpture garden, historic buildings, rum distillery and tastings. Evening entertainment might include a traditional Martinican dance performance of the Haute Taille.
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A short sail brings you to the city of Le Robert. Visiting this paradise by yacht is ideal, as it is famous for many beautiful islets surrounded by white sand. Chancel islet has the remains of an old sugar plantation. Madame islet is a little gem with white sand banks and turquoise waters, ideal for swimming and exploring the underwater scenery.
Day 4: Le Robert to Trinité
Sample the products of Martinique at the colorful market held every day except Sunday. Set out on well-marked trails to discover the exceptional fauna and flora of the peninsula of Caravelle, protected as a nature reserve. There are historic sites to explore, lovely beaches and excellent conditions for watersports fun.
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Saint-Pierre is located on the Caribbean coast at the foot of the famous Pelée mountain volcano. On May 2, 1902, Pelée’s violent eruption destroyed the town. Ruins that remain are a moving reminder of this tragic event. Saint-Pierre is listed as a Town of Art and History with many interesting places to explore including the volcanological museum. It is also of great interest to divers. Many ships sank into the sea on the day of the great volcanic eruption.
Day 6: Saint-Pierre to Anse d'Arlet
The municipality of Les Anses-d'Arlet has three main coves. The Big Cove (Grande Anse) in the north, which has a lovely promenade with cafés and restaurants along a long, white sand beach. The Arlet Coves (Anses d'Arlet) in the center, and the Small Cove (Petite Anse) in the south, are perfect for a relaxing swim.
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Ste Anne is very close to Le Marin, so a perfect final destination. It is a colorful fishing village known for its picturesque houses and beautiful beaches. The seafront has bungalows, bars, restaurants and a typical market that takes place every morning. Take your camera on a coastal hike of the Capes Trail, which reaches the famous picture postcard beach of Salines. Nearby, nature-lovers can admire some remarkable protected sites like the Petrification Savannah, or the Salines pond, a sanctuary for many migrant birds. In the evening, savor the sunset with farewell sundowners and thoughts of return.
