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Destination Montserrat St. Patrick's Day celebration on Montserrat in the Caribbean. Photo: Kimagic · Courtesy of Montserrat Tourist Board
Destination Cayman Islands The turtle pool at the Grand Cayman Turtle Farm. Photo: minnemom · Creative Commons BY ND
Destination Martinique Habitation Clement, a historic 18th century monument furnished in the Indian Company Style, has been host to many international dignitaries and boasts a winery house, distillery and acres of botanical gardens. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Carnival Freedom docked in Aruba, January 2013. Danielle Fear
Destination Falmouth A scene along the beach and tropical waters of Falmouth, a popular cruise destination in Jamaica. Photo: Jorge from Brazil · Creative Commons BY
Destination Martinique A beautiful view from the docks of Les Anses d'Arlet showcasing the clear waters and French heritage of Martinique. Photo: Antoine Omere · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Ship Le Ponant A Yole or "gig," meaning an elongated boat, is featured in a festive regatta during Martinique's traditional island Carnival. Photo: Katsuyoshi Tanaka · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique A local resident of Martinique. The island is a great place to relax and soak in the French-Caribbean culture. Photo: David Giral · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Steering a kayak along the southern beaches of Martinique, driver's license not required. Photo: Fleur d'o · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Shoelcher's Library, built in 1883, is a historical landmark that functions as an educational center today. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique On the path to the village of Sainte-Anne, a scenic town full of beaches and bungalows. Photo: David Giral · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Visitors can enjoy a peaceful beach along the clear waters and sandy beaches of Sainte Anne, Martinique. Photo: Magnoly · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Founded in 1635, Saint Pierre doubles as the capital Martinique and as a center for the arts and culture. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique In addition to its beautiful sandy beaches, Saint Pierre also has offers alcoves, fountains and botanical gardens. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Rocher du Diamant, or Diamond Rock, south of Fort-de-France on Martinique is known for playing a role in the Napoleonic Wars. Photo: Guilain Grenier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique A fishing boat in Presqu'ile de la Caravelle in the fishing village of Tartane on Martinique. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Along the road to Les Trois-Îlets, you can find artisanal shops with traditional pottery, crafts and works of art on display, and often the artisans are there at work. Photo: David Giral · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique A canopy of trees on Martinique gives shelter to birds fish, shellfish and lizards native to the island. Photo: David Giral · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique You'll be surrounded by thousands of tropical flowers in the many botanical gardens found throughout Martinique. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Along the streams in the forests of Martinique you'll see fish, shells, lizards and wildlife. Photo: David Giral · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau