Our stop in Martinique was our first visit to this lovely island, so we made the best of it by taking an all-day ship tour. Over the course of 8 hours we visited: the ruins from a 1902 volcanic eruption, a rum distillery, a local restaurant for authentic Creole-influenced island cuisine, a botanical garden, and to balance off the rum distillery, a church.
For length, I have divided the photo highlights from Martinique over 3 posts. The first one covers our approach to the island and our visit to the ruins and the Musée Frank A. Perret, memorial to the Catastrophe of 1902 in St-Pierre.
2 thoughts on “Out Of The Ashes: Martinique, Part 1”
You have some lovely shadow images in here, one of my favorite subjects. Interesting about the volcano eruption as I had to go look it up. Over 28,000 people died in minutes. Nature is so powerful.
Yes, it was quite a catastrophe. Hard to imagine how much worse that eruption might be today.
You have some lovely shadow images in here, one of my favorite subjects. Interesting about the volcano eruption as I had to go look it up. Over 28,000 people died in minutes. Nature is so powerful.
Yes, it was quite a catastrophe. Hard to imagine how much worse that eruption might be today.