A small islet rising 574 feet (175m) out of the sea off that south coast, rife with sea birds, the land part of Le Rocher du Diamant is off limits to visitors, but it does present a magical spectacle, especially at sunset, and the surrounding waters are a favorite of snorkelers and divers for their rich marine life. Plus on a cliff across from the island, at Anse Caffard beach, the Cap 110 Memorial consists of 15 impressive white stone statues facing the sea in homage to slaves who lost their lives in a shipwreck.
Read more in my post Martinique, C'est Magnifique!
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