Martinique is a lush Caribbean island in the Lesser Antilles, known for blending French and Creole cultures amid dramatic natural beauty. With rainforests, waterfalls, and the towering Mount Pelée volcano, the island offers rich biodiversity alongside white- and black-sand beaches. Its capital, Fort-de-France, reflects a vibrant mix of history, music, cuisine, and colorful markets, while French influence appears in the language, food, and architecture. Warm tropical weather, rum distilleries, an

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