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Mylène De CrenyLotissement Thoraille
Rivière Salée
97215
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The room "Hibiscus" is a newly constructed space measuring 15 m2. It includes a comfortably air-conditioned bedroom with a 140cm bed, wardrobe, and a color TV. The room also features an adjoining bathroom with an Italian shower.One of the highlights of this room is its terrace, which offers stunning views of the sea and countryside. Additionally, guests have access to a common area that includes a table, catering kitchen, billiards, and various games for their entertainment.
Breakfast is served by the owners on their upstairs terrace, providing a delightful start to each day.
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Attractions
- Fort-de-France: The capital city of Martinique, Fort-de-France offers a vibrant mix of French and Caribbean influences. Visitors can explore historical sites like Fort Saint Louis, shop at the bustling Spice Market, or relax on its beautiful beaches.
- Anse Mitan: Located in the town of Trois-Îlets, Anse Mitan is a popular tourist spot known for its pristine sandy beach and crystal-clear waters. It offers various water activities such as snorkeling, jet skiing, and boat tours. The area also has a vibrant nightlife with several bars and restaurants.
- La Savane Park: Situated in Fort-de-France, La Savane Park is a lovely green space featuring lush gardens, statues, and a central fountain. It's a great place to relax, go for a stroll, or have a picnic. The park also hosts cultural events and festivals throughout the year.
- Les Salines Beach: Considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Martinique, Les Salines Beach is located in Sainte-Anne. With its powdery white sand and turquoise waters, it provides the perfect setting for sunbathing, swimming, and beach activities. The area is also known for its charming beachside restaurants.
- Balata Botanical Garden: Situated in Fort-de-France, the Balata Botanical Garden is a lush paradise filled with a wide variety of tropical plants and flowers. Visitors can explore the garden's many paths and admire its stunning views from the treetop canopy walkway. It's a must-visit for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts.
- Habitation Clément: Located in Le François, Habitation Clément is a historic rum distillery that offers guided tours of its premises. Visitors can learn about the rum-making process, explore the aging cellars, and appreciate the beautiful Creole-style architecture. The distillery also houses an art gallery showcasing contemporary Caribbean art.
- Les Trois-Îlets Village: This charming village in Martinique is known for its colorful architecture, quaint streets, and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the birthplace of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon Bonaparte, or explore the local shops, restaurants, and cafés. The village also offers panoramic views of Fort-de-France Bay.
- Diamond Rock: Situated off the coast of Le Diamant, Diamond Rock is a unique rock formation rising from the sea. It is a popular spot for snorkeling and scuba diving, where visitors can observe a variety of marine life and coral formations. The rock has historical significance as it served as a British fortress during the Napoleonic Wars.
- Jardin de Balata: Located near Fort-de-France, Jardin de Balata is a stunning tropical garden featuring an extensive collection of exotic plants and flowers. Visitors can wander through the garden's winding paths, admire the vibrant colors, and take in the serene atmosphere. The garden also offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. 10. Saint-Pierre: Once known as the "Paris of the Caribbean," Saint-Pierre was the former capital of Martinique before being destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 1902. Today, it serves as a historical site with ruins of the old city, including a theater, cathedral, and prison. Visitors can explore the Archaeological Museum and learn about the city's tragic past.