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Nord FM Martinique
For those more interested in chilling in luxury, and viewing dolphins and other parts of the island go on a catamaran tour with Kata Mambo, also located in Pointe du Bout.
After a fun day at sea one needs sustenance. Close to the marina at Pointe du Bout you'll find the Village Creole consisting of fashion boutiques, restaurants, bars and ice cream parlours. One restaurant in particular has it all, La Pause Cocktail Bar & Tapas Restaurant, situated close to the fountain and decorated in total modern tech under a huge parasol for shade and rain.
You can read more articles on this island on our blog: CoolestCarib.com/blog and see the island's Photo Feature below.
If you're interested in some facts of this island i.e. history, government, taxation, animals read the Fun Facts below
Enjoy your stay!
"La Marseillaise"
14.40 deg N, 61 deg W
Mountainous, four ensembles of pitons (volcanoes) and mornes (mountains). Piton Conil, extreme North, dominates the Dominica Channel, Mont Pelée an active volcano, the Morne Jacob and the Pitons du Carbet are two of five extinct volcanoes now covered with rainforest at the Bay of Fort de France at 1,196 metres (3,924 ft). Mont Pelée's volcanic ash has created gray and black sand beaches in the north in contrast to to the white sands of Les Salines in the south.
South
The south with its beaches is easier to travel and thus receives most of the tourist trafic.
The most popular beaches are Pointe de Bout, Diamant, St. Luce, the department of St. Anne and Les Salines.
Iguanas are nothing like Godzilla - they are friendly, plant-eating - albeit scary-looking - companions in the Caribbean. Unless you are competing for a slice of orange!
