Sunday, September 21, 2008

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Description of the rental



Push the door, you begin the tour











Villa


The Villa is located opposite the Diamond Rock on a plot of 1400 m² with pool.
Diamond Beach is 500 meters. As the bakery and market.

The view from the terrace


The Villa has 3 air-conditioned rooms and can accommodate up to 8 to 10 people. You will find all the modern comforts: a fully equipped kitchen (oven, ceramic hob, microwave, hob, American fridge, dishwasher, washing machine).



A lounge with TV (Canal Satellite Antilles) a home theater.
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The pool includes a system for remote detection of falls inside the lounge.


Views of the pool.


Room No. 1.


Room No. 2.



House No. 3.



corner terrace.



The barbecue area.



Diamond Beach.




View of St. Lucia.



Villa Morne view.


Postcard from Martinique.

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Martinique climate is tropical maritime. It is characterized by strong sunlight, warm temperatures and constant, and by trade winds that come pleasantly cool atmosphere. The character of this tropical climate is also affected with the humidity, which is around 80% depending on the season.


Although the climate is particularly constant throughout the year, however there are two seasons, depending on rainfall. Lent is the dry season, which runs from December to May The average temperature is then around 25 ° C, rainfall is scarce and abundant sunlight. The wet season is called Wintering and lasts from June to November. The rains are more abundant then and the atmosphere heavy and humid, becomes stormy. Temperatures, however, remain reasonable, as they are around 28 ° c. These factors combined lead high risk of tropical storm could turn into a cyclone.

Satellite photo of Hurricane Dean



The weather finally matters little: it's nice and warm throughout the year in Martinique. Note however that there are disparities between North and South Island. The southern half is particularly sunny and dry. The North, however, is often cloudy and wet, because the mountains are located "hang" the clouds.

When booking your trip?

Lent (December to May) is the most tourist season. This period indeed offers the best chance to benefit from maximum sunshine, pleasant temperatures and precipitation near zero. But summer and fall are also conducive to the discovery of Martinique because weather is still very enjoyable! This season also has the advantage of attracting far fewer tourists, which allows, in addition to the island for himself, to take advantage of lower rates.

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Climate History of Martinique



In AD 180 the island of Martinique is populated by Indians: the Saladoid to be more precise. They will be followed by the Arawak Indians in the other 300. These are destroyed by the Caribbean in 800 AD.
June 15, 1502, the day of Saint-Martin, Christopher Columbus landed in Martinique during his fourth trip to "the Indies". He calls her Madinina "flower island". The island will remain long under the control of the natives and that in 1626, following the establishment by Richelieu Compagnie des Iles of America that Liénard L'Olive Belain Esnambuc then establish the first French contact with "the pearl of the Antilles". The conquest of new territories will lead to the gradual extermination of the indigenous Caribbean. Du Parquet, who governs the territory on behalf of the "Company", bought the island of Martinique for its own account in 1650. In 1674, under Louis XIV, Martinique is attached to the crown of France. From that time the slave trade from Africa began to organize and develop. In 1685, the "black code" Colbert implements what he says should be the "good rules and use of slavery" ...


Takeover by the British in 1759, the island was returned to the French in 1763, following an exchange with the Canada Lands ratified by the Treaty of Paris. Whereas in France the revolution brewing in Martinique opposing clans royalists and republicans. In 1791, Count Béhague manages to recapture the island and hoisted the flag lily only on the territory of the new royalist Republic France. These events have the effect of ¹ stoke rivalries between whites and mulattos békés allies freed blacks who demand equal rights with whites. In 1793, the Convention proclaimed the abolition of slavery and Béhague flees to the arrival of Governor Rochambeau. This abolition will however never implemented because the alliance with the English royalists who return again possession of Martinique until 1802. The territory will pass from hand to hand several times before being finally delivered to France in 1815 by the Treaty of Vienna.
Slavery will be definitively abolished until March 4, 1848. Yet in 1848 and 1859 there was still deliver more than 10,000 Africans allegedly "voluntary" immigration.
On May 8, 1902 Mount Pelee (north-west of the island) will begin to erupt, causing the death of 28,000 people, Saint-Pierre was destroyed, and Fort de France became the new capital.


In 1946, France will end the colonial status of the West Indies and Martinique became the French department before becoming a full-fledged region in 1983.

Thursday, September 18, 2008

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Description of the rental


Poussez la porte et commencer la visite











La Villa


La Villa est situé face au rocher du Diamant sur un terrain de 1400 m² avec piscine.
La plage du Diamant est à 500 mètres.


La vue depuis the terrace


The Villa has 3 air-conditioned rooms and can accommodate up to 8 to 10 people. You will find all the modern comforts: a fully equipped kitchen (oven, ceramic hob, microwave, hob, American fridge, dishwasher, washing machine).



A lounge with TV (Canal Satellite Antilles), a home cinema.
The pool includes a system for remote detection of falls inside the lounge.


Views of the pool.


Room No. 1.


House No. 2.



House No. 3.



corner terrace.



Diamond Beach.



View of St. Lucia.



Villa view of Le Morne.


Postcard Martinique.