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About the area: The north-west and Saint-Pierre
- Best for
- History, wreck diving, the volcano
- How many nights
- 1–2
- Climate
- Hot, with frequent rain in the mountains.
Saint-Pierre was Martinique's cultural capital until 8 May 1902, when a burning cloud from Mount Pelée destroyed the town in barely a minute. Today you can see the ruins of the theatre, the cell of the prisoner Cyparis and the memorial, and dive on the ships sunk that day.
Above the town rises Mount Pelée; on the road north is the Depaz rum distillery, and closer to Fort-de-France the Balata garden. The beaches are of dark volcanic sand.
Highlights: Ruins of Saint-Pierre · Depaz distillery · Wreck diving · Anse Couleuvre.
Things to see in the area
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History
The ruins of Saint-Pierre
The town destroyed by the eruption of 1902
Nature
Balata Garden
A botanical garden with hanging walkways in the treetops
Beach
Anse Couleuvre
A wild black-sand beach at the end of the road in the north-west
Hike
Mount Pelée via l'Aileron
A climb up the volcano that destroyed Saint-PierreAll properties in the area: 7
- Habitation Anse Couleuvre hotel
- Hôtel club Marouba hotel
- Hôtel de l'Anse hotel
- L'Auberge de la Montagne Pelée hotel
- Petit Trésor Cabanon guest house
- Tante Arlette hotel ★★
- The Kapokier hotel
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