Distillery Trois-Rivières: The Excellence of Rum To the south of Martinique, the Distillery Trois-Rivières is a must-see historic stopover. Dominated by its famous windmill facing the sea, this 600 hectare estate has produced since the 17th century one of the largest AOC Agricultural Rums in the world. Sensory immersion Discover the secrets of making an exceptional terroir. As you browse through the aging cellars, you will grasp the unique influence of volcanic soils and the sun on sugar cane. The visit concludes with a tasting of their medal-winning cuvées, renowned for their mineral and woody notes. Why visit? * Heritage: An iconic and photogenic site. * Taste: A prestigious range of white and old rums. * Crafts: A village of local shops on site. An essential cultural and taste journey to understand the soul of the island.

The Black Cove: A Secret Volcanic Treasure Immerse yourself in the mysterious world of Anse Noire, the only black sandy beach in southern Martinique. A real gem hidden at the foot of a long stone staircase, this wild bay offers a dramatic and soothing decor, away from the hustle and bustle. Renowned for its exceptional seabed, it is the privileged place to swim with sea turtles who come to graze the herbariums. Equipped with a mask and a snorkel, explore its crystal clear waters where dark rock brings out the shine of tropical fish. An authentic site, lined with green cliffs, for total immersion in the raw nature of the island.

Viewpoint of the Diamond Rock Located between Le Diamant and Les Anses-d'Arlet, this viewpoint offers the most spectacular panorama of Martinique. Facing you, the majestic Diamond Rock, a former bastion of the British navy rising to 175 meters, rises from the azure blue waves. This is the perfect place to immortalize this giant stone. The site, set up for a contemplative break, allows you to admire the power of the waves and the volcanic silhouette of the island. A magnificent natural spectacle that changes color throughout the day, particularly magical at sunset.

Nestled opposite the imposing Rocher du Diamant in Martinique, the Maison du Bagnard is a work of art as well as a historical monument. This tiny, brightly coloured house was built by Médard Aribot, a talented sculptor who spent many years in French Guiana. Freed in 1945, he built this house to his own measure: narrow and poetic. More than just a house, this place is a symbol of a newfound freedom and the creative genius of a marginalized man. Today, this must-see stop captivates with its picturesque appearance and the emotion that emerges from this spectacular panorama of the Caribbean Sea.

Memorial Cap 110: An Emotion of Stone Set against the vastness of the ocean at Anse Cockroach, the Cap 110 Memorial is one of Martinique’s most poignant sites. Built in 1998 to mark the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery, it pays tribute to the victims of the sinking of a slave ship in 1830. These 15 monumental statues of 2.50 meters, arranged in triangle, symbolize tragedy and resilience. Facing the Diamond Rock, this place of memory offers a striking contrast between the wild beauty of the landscape and the depth of history. A sacred and unforgettable stop.

Discover the Diamond City (Point of Sale, Shopping) and its mythical Pontoon: A Window on the Sea It is the flagship Attraction of the waterfront. It is not a simple platform, but a real walk structure. Stunning view: It offers the best viewpoint to admire the Diamond Rock (a former British military fort, now a nature reserve) and Morne Larcher (the "lady lying down"). Structure: Built to withstand the sometimes strong swell of the Saint Lucia Canal, it juts out far into the turquoise water, making it the favorite spot for photographers and bride and groom for their photo shoots. Atmosphere: This is the meeting place of locals for angling at the end of the day and tourists for sunset. Meal break at a beach restaurant.