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Discovering Creole Martinique

Discovering Creole Martinique

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Location Martinique FDF-200
Location Martinique FDF-200
Location Martinique FDF-200
Location Martinique FDF-200
Duration time 7 hours

Moderate Activity

Includes meal

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Here you will be able to visit the distillery and its Père Labat museum. You will then head for Morne Rouge passing through some picturesque little villages to the typical restaurant "Le Bambou" for a Creole lunch. After lunch you will visit Saint Pierre, the most famous place in Martinique for the tragic reason that it was destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 1902 which killed 30,000 people, the only survivor being a prisoner by the name of Cyparis who had been locked up in an underground cell. Saint Pierre is today France's 101st city of art and history. Here you will visit the museum of the city. On your return to the ship along the west coast you will see some beautiful little fishing villages.

Points of interest

St. Pierre

Rum Distillery

Schedule

Medical Restriction

This tour involves winding roads, which may be unsuitable for those who suffer with vertigo and car sickness.

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Location Martinique FDF-200
Location Martinique FDF-200
Duration time 7 hours

Moderate Activity

Includes meal

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Here you will be able to visit the distillery and its Père Labat museum. You will then head for Morne Rouge passing through some picturesque little villages to the typical restaurant "Le Bambou" for a Creole lunch. After lunch you will visit Saint Pierre, the most famous place in Martinique for the tragic reason that it was destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 1902 which killed 30,000 people, the only survivor being a prisoner by the name of Cyparis who had been locked up in an underground cell. Saint Pierre is today France's 101st city of art and history. Here you will visit the museum of the city. On your return to the ship along the west coast you will see some beautiful little fishing villages.

Points of interest

St. Pierre

Rum Distillery

Schedule

Medical Restriction

This tour involves winding roads, which may be unsuitable for those who suffer with vertigo and car sickness.