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Where to Go in Martinique
Martinique's towns offer different starting points: Fort-de-France for city life, Saint-Pierre for volcanic history, and the southern coast for beaches and sheltered bays.
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A town choice changes the shape of a day. Le Diamant faces Diamond Rock; Sainte-Anne gives access to southern beaches including Les Salines. Farther north, Le Morne-Rouge lies near Mount Pelée, while the Caravelle Peninsula and Tartane point toward the Atlantic side. Use those contrasts to group nearby stops.
What to look for
Saint-Pierre's historic remains sit below Mount Pelée.
Le Diamant looks out toward the offshore Diamond Rock.
Les Trois-Îlets faces Fort-de-France across the bay.
Useful to know
Keep mountain and northern town visits on a separate outing from the southern beach circuit.
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