Immerse yourself in the heart DE Martinique authenticity, this Point of Sale is a real treasure DE flavors et DE colors. Located in the charming town of Diamant, it offers a total immersion in local life. Stroll between the stalls where local producers proudly showcase their juicy tropical fruits, fresh vegetables and mesmerizing spices. The air is embalmed DE exotic fragrances and the atmosphere is cheerful and friendly. It is the perfect EN place to meet locals, exchange words and learn more about Martinique culture. Looking for souvenirs? The Point of Sale is full DE handicrafts, DE homemade rum and DE authentic Creole jewelry.

You can visit the village of Le Diamant which is full DE small souvenir shops, DE ready-to-wear shops and workshops where you can discover and buy DE local crafts such as: DE natural beauty products, jewels, pareos, handmade dolls, EN bakingoua and EN foils DE coco (hats, bags), DEcorative articles with glass paint, DE postcards, paintings representing scenes of Martinique life as well as spices and rums arranged to bring a piece of Martinique home. You can also eat there, there are many restaurants / snacks. EN Finally stroll through these different alleys where the sea is never far, facing the church of Saint-Thomas, whose exposed wooden frame has a shape that evokes a hull DE ship inverted, symbolizing the close link DE the city with the sea, you can Point of Sale on the pontoon and take beautiful souvenir photos.

The Cap 110 Memorial, also known as DE l'Anse Cockroach Memorial, is a poignant monum EN located in Le Diamant, Martinique. It was erected EN 1998 to commemorate the 150th anniversary DE the abolition DE slavery. The work, designed by the sculptor Laurent Valère, consists DE 15 statues 2.5 meters DE high. These busts DE white concrete are kneeling and have their heads down, in a posture DE uil et de contemplation. EN remembrance to the 46 slaves who perished in the sinking of a clandestine slave ship in April 1830 on the rocks of Anse Cockroach. The strength DE the work lies in its symbolism. The statues are oriented 110 DE on the compass, a direction that points to the Gulf of Guinea, EN Africa, where the slaves came from. The memorial is a powerful place that invites us to reflect on the history, the suffering DE victims DE the slave trade and the importance of the duty to remember.

Stop at the point DE view of the Diamond Rock. Imposing, enough to look close, although it is 2 km DE the coast. Former shelter DE pirates and fortified point during the fighting between French and English in the Caribbean, this islet is a basaltic rock 175 meters DE height. It is now populated only by rats, snakes and birds. It is forbidden to dock there but experienced divers come to explore the bottom at its foot where wildlife is abundant, despite the powerful currents: barracudas, squabbles and green turtles...

La Maison du Bagnard is a small and very famous house located in Anse Cockroach, Diamant EN Martinique. It was built by Médard Aribot, a local craftsman and sculptor with a singular destiny. His nickname DE "Prisoner" came from the fact that he was convicted in 1928 and sent to the prison DE Cay ENne, French Guiana. Released EN 1947, he is seen EN again in Martinique and built this tiny DE abode with salvage materials. The house is often interpreted as a symbolic replica DE his prison cell, or as a refuge he created for himself to rebuild himself. Today, the Bagnard House is a picturesque place and a testimony DE the life DE this man. It symbolizes resilience, local craftsmanship and an individual's ability to rebuild after an ordeal.

L'Anse Noire, is a beach famous for its black sand of volcanic origin, which distinguishes it from other beaches in the vicinity. It is ideal for those looking for a peaceful and less touristy place, as its access by a long staircase discourages crowds. Its calm and transparent waters ENte make it a site DE choice for observing DE aquatic fauna, one of its major assets DE. Exceptional underwater life, you have DE grans chances DE seeing sea turtles, the seabed is filled with many fish, corals and other tubular sponges.

Visit the village and its emblematic beach, the one seen in all the photos: blond sand, clear blue sea, wooden pontoon EN for swimming and photos as well as the church of Saint-Henri perfectly aligned on the horizon. Here the water is calm, shallow, ideal for families with children. The seabed is rich and visibility is excellent. It is a perfect place to observe tropical fish. Take the time DE taste the famous ice creams of the country (especially coconut ice cream, after yet another bath DE mer. Perhaps you could also enjoy DE this idyllic panorma, soothing murmur DE s waves, with the sunset EN background EN end DE day choosing the last hour of excursion.