Martinique

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For those looking for a more traditional Caribbean vacation, Martinique offers almost everything except golf (there's only one course on the island). Her water sports are ample, including diving, sailing, deep sea fishing, parasailing, jet skiing, and windsurfing. Her sunshine is ample and her beaches range from secluded strips to crowded, topless beaches much like the south of France.

French connections are apparent in its classy commercial community with a wild array of department and specialty stores abundantly stocked with duty-free imports, plus many fine restaurants, gourmet grocery shops and wineries. Martinique also carries traces of African and Hindu heritage, edging the culture beyond Euro-Caribbean.

The capital, Fort-de-France, is formal and majestic, with the imposing St. Louis Cathedral and the Schoelcher Library, transplanted to Martinique piece by piece after the Paris exposition in 1889. Public buildings, museums and galleries are spaced amid expansive parks, gardens, fountains and graceful statuary. Outside the city, the cloud-shrouded summit of Mont Pelee offers spectacular sightseeing as does Saint-Pierre, the tiny town at its base (known as Little Paris), destroyed when the volcano erupted in 1902 killing all but one inhabitant.