South Island Tour
- Travel in a small group of no more than eighteen guests for a more relaxed and personalized experience.
- Visit the historic Trois Rivieres Distillery estate to learn about Martinique's rum heritage and enjoy a tasting of locally produced selections.
- Reflect at the Cap 110 Memorial, a powerful tribute honoring the victims of the transatlantic slave trade.
- Take in panoramic views of Diamond Rock and learn about its volcanic origins and historical significance.
- Spend time in the charming village of Les Anses d'Arlet, where you can relax on the beach or swim in the clear Caribbean waters.
An approximately 2 to 5-minute walk from the cruise ship pier. Full details will be provided in your electronic ticket upon confirmation.South Island Tour
Escape the crowds and enjoy a more intimate experience with a small group of no more than eighteen guests. Discover the diverse landscapes and refined charm that make Martinique so unique.
Your journey takes you south to the historic Trois Rivieres Distillery estate, beautifully set along the coast. While rum production no longer takes place on site, the property remains an important part of Martinique's rum heritage. During your visit, you'll learn about the history of rum-making on the island and the legacy of Trois Rivieres, with the opportunity to sample locally produced selections and browse the boutique for a special bottle to take home. Enjoy the scenic surroundings and rich history as you experience this iconic stop in a relaxed and welcoming setting.
Continuing our exploration, we pay homage to history at the Cap 110 memorial, a poignant tribute to the victims of slavery. The towering busts symbolize the harrowing journey of the transatlantic slave trade, inviting reflection on Martinique's rich yet tumultuous past.
Ascend to new heights as we unveil the secrets of Diamond Rock, an ancient volcanic marvel steeped in French colonial lore. Capture the breathtaking vista with your camera as our guide narrates its profound significance to Martinique's heritage.
Next, we venture to Les Anses d'Arlet, a quaint fishing village nestled along a tranquil cove. Marvel at the picturesque church steeple, an iconic landmark perfectly aligned with the pier, offering a postcard-worthy snapshot of Martinique's charm.
Indulge in leisure by lounging on the pristine white sand beach or delve into the azure waters for a refreshing swim or snorkeling adventure. Explore vibrant reefs teeming with marine life, a mesmerizing encounter that may include sightings of graceful sea turtles and colorful fish.
Please Note: The local market is closed on Mondays, and the rum distillery is closed on Sundays. This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Please be advised that USD is not accepted everywhere, as the local currency used is Euros. Restrooms are available, and as these are self-cleaning restrooms, you have to pay 0.2 Euros (not included).
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