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Sainte-Marie Travel guide
Sainte-Marie : Michelin's recommendations
Fourth largest town of Martinique, Sainte-Marie is the oldest parish of the island, founded in 1658 by the Dominican monks. Built in 1891, the current white church in Jesuit tradition overlooks the village's rooftops and coconut trees. Opposite the town, the little island of Ste-Marie is linked to the mainland by a tombolo, a 400m-long sandbank. Venture inland to see the banana and sugar cane plantations by little roads (D23, D24bis and D24) admiring countless views of the coast along the way.
Tourist attractions Sainte-Marie : Things to see and do
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St James Rum Museum
F - Sainte-Marie
The St James Rum Museum, created by the company of the same name, provides an excellent insight into the history and farming of sugarcane, as well as to rum flavours, because the visit includes a tasting session. From the museum and distillery to..
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Banana Museum
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The banana museum, at the heart of the Habitation Limbé , 54-ha estate, has laid out a signposted trail over 4ha that acquaints visitors with some of the 40 varieties out of the 300 known varieties of banana! After this educational tour, the banan..
