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Treasure Bay
Werewolf Island
Caravel lighthouse
ENCHANTED ISLANDS
Château Dubuc
In 1657, Pierre Dubuc, originally from Dieppe in Normandy, arrived in Martinique to escape the musketeers of the King of France, following a duel.
As a reward for his victories against the Indians, he took possession of Trinidad and Tartane from 1671 and began growing sugar cane, coffee and tobacco.
A place full of mystery and secrets:
The location, importance and activities of Château Dubuc make it a residence with a dark past… Beneath its appearance as a large 18th century sugar house, certain smuggling activities and trafficking in goods and slaves are suspected.
Certain clues make evident the clandestine practices that took place there: warehouses oversized compared to the sugar factory, chests, slave dungeons, etc.
Chancel Islet
Chancel Islet, the largest of the 10 islets in Robert Bay, Martinique, is known for its historical sugar plantation ruins and as home to one of the last colonies of Caribbean iguanas (Iguana delicatissima). This private islet offers a glimpse into the island’s heritage, with scenic views and unique wildlife. Visitors can admire the rich history and natural beauty of this hidden gem.
