Martinique pairs colorful beaches with waterfront villages, French Creole food and some of the Caribbean’s greatest rum distilleries. At Anse Noire, you descend the steps to a beach covered in volcanic black sand. Just around the rocky headland, Anse Dufour changes the scene entirely: white sand, fishing boats and clear Caribbean water. You can swim
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