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Sainte-Luce

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Distillerie Trois Rivières

Discover the secrets of making rum, the key ingredient of your Martinique style punch. The Trois-Rivières Plantation, located not far from the sea, presents an outing filled with discoveries in the sugar cane fields.

Excluding the 600 hectares of the property, the public can take a guided quad bike tour and visit the manufacturing plant. A rum tasting session will conclude the visit.
Covered Market, known as the Spice Market

One of the real hubs of the city’s commercial life, the Covered Market, also known as the Spice Market, is central to life in Fort-de-France. The market was established in 1886, however it was destroyed in 1890. It was then rebuilt piece by piece, in 1901. Major restoration work followed in 1989.

Scents and flavours will enchant you as you wander amongst the various typical and traditional Martinique market stalls.
Balata Gardens

Fruit of the hard work of the horticulturist, Jean-Philippe Thoze, the Jardin de Balata is organised around a family home with a typical creole architecture. In this garden, the horticulturist has been able to let his passions run wild by taking on numerous influences from all around the world. The project brings together a rare collection of exotic plants for a result that is both subtle and grandiose.

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