the fantastic views. You ll understand why pirates used the island as an ambush point and hideout, and why Admiral Rodney camped out here to spy on the French stationed on Martinique Island. Bring binoculars to watch for birds that migrate through the Caribbean.
Are all meals buffet style? Does the menu change from day to day? How many restaurants are included in the plan? Does the price include both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks? Is wine served with dinner? What activities are included? Is entertainment scheduled every night?
Roads are fairly well maintained, if you judge by Caribbean standards. However, most roads are narrow and you have to expect hairpin curves in the mountains and kidney-pounding ruts along the coast and in the forest. All the secondary roads are challenging, and even the nicest resorts and out-of-the-way restaurants are often reached by unpaved lanes. If you plan to explore isolated areas, consider renting a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
exploring each area. Some of the sights, such as the volcanic Piton mountains, simply cannot be fully appreciated from land. Others, such as the isolated bay at Anse Cochon, cannot easily be reached by land.
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