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Martinique

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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
Destination Martinique The botanical gardens of Martinique contain a bounty of botanical beauty and wildlife. Photo: Katsuyoshi Tanaka · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Martinique's Le Marin became the largest marina in the Caribbean because of its prime location. It's protected by Borgnesse Pointe and Pointe Marin Bay. Photo: A. Leprince · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique A local resident visits local markets for fresh island fruit along Martinique's southern coast. Photo: Katsuyoshi Tanaka · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Go kayaking at L'Anse Michel beach in Sainte-Anne Peninsula, a pristine, popular boat trip destination in Martinique. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Kayaking in l'Anse Michel: Canoeing and kayaking are some of the best ways to explore the coastline of Martinique. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Horseback riding and sightseeing go hand in hand at Anse Grosse Roche, a little sandy beach in the town of Marin in southeast Martinique on the Atlantic coast. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique The scenic, sandy coves of Grande Anse des Salines Beach at Sainte-Anne in southern Martinique. Photo: Luc Olivier · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique A spread with local cuisine at an even showcasing art, cuisine and culture in Martinique. Photo: Katsuyoshi Tanaka · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique Observing a work of art in the Habitation Clément, museum, botanical gardens and galleries in Martinique. Photo: David Giral · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique The cozy, urban restaurant La Patio in Martinique offers a wide selection of gourmet and traditional dishes. Photo: Andrew F. Smith · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau
Destination Martinique A couple celebrating their French-Caribbean heritage on Ash Wednesday. Photo: Katsuyoshi Tanaka · Courtesy of Martinique Promotion Bureau