Former sugar plantation where visitors can horseback ride or go under the waterfalls.

Get a bird's eye view of Martinique as you travel by cable from the treetops.

A trip to Martinique would not be complete without a healthy dose of the island's culture: this dance company performs traditional island dances.

This museum features multi-media exhibits about the sugar industry on the island.

Fort-de-France's central park, featuring beautifully landscaped gardens and the famous statue of Napoleon's Empress Josephine.

Everything you ever needed - or wanted - to know about volcanos, featuring interactive videos of erruptions.

Everything you ever needed - or wanted - to know about volcanoes, featuring interactive videos of eruptions.

Nature lovers take note: this canyon offers some of the Caribbean's most spectacular scenery.

This French fort is best known for its architecture and its commanding views of the coast.

Neoclassical courthouse built in 1906.

Tropical park featuring hiking trails and lush rainforest.

Church overlooking the city of Fort-de-France.

Waterfront food market extravaganza, featuring fresh fruits grown by local farmers.

Recreational park on the waterfront, featuring picnic areas and jogging trails through scenic groves.

Six acres of tropical flowers in a carefully manicured landscape.