BLUE JAY VACATIONS - Key Persons
Named after Victor Schoelcher, a leader in the fight to free slaves in the Caribbean during the 19th century, this beautiful public library is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Fort-de-France. It was first built in Paris for the 1889 World Exposition, then taken apart and shipped to Martinique to be reassembled as …
Tucked away on a parallel street to Stradun, Buzz Bar is a local favourite where to sip a glass of wine, have a cold beer or just a cup of coffee. The bar is known for its reasonable prices and for the relaxing atmosphere. During high summer season (on the weekends) they provide live …
Chez Carole is a Fort-de-France institution, a favourite among locals and visitors alike. The colourful setting and kitchen, the small but cosy dining area, the internationally famous hospitality of the restaurant's eponymous owner, and most importantly, the top-notch Creole cuisine bring many to dine at the modest place located in the Grand Marche …
Clara Stones opened its doors in 2011 and since then Anja and Vittorio have produced beautifully hand-crafted jewellery made with red corals, pearls and diamonds in various designs. These one-of-a-kind pieces are carefully handmade in Croatia and Italy, making it a great souvenir to bring back …
Lying some 3 kilometres off the southern coast of Martinique, Diamond Rock is an imposing 175-metre high rocky island, once claimed by the British as a ship (the HMS Diamond Rock), before being reclaimed by the French. Today it is known as one of the island's best dive …
The small and manageable Grand Marché, also known as the Marché aux Épices (Spice Market), has been in use since 1885, operating as the Fort-de-France's main market place, where Martiniquais purchase fresh produce, spices, rum, crafts and souvenirs. The colourful stalls are especially lively in the early mornings, and it is worth getting up …
Havana Grill serves some of the finest steaks in town (with meat carefully processed at the in-house butchery) and offers unbeatable vistas of the sea and Durban shoreline to diners who request panoramic seating at reservation. Serves meats, a plethora of fresh seafood, and dishes with some Italian and Mexican …
Hemingway is a popular cocktail bar in the city centre of Zagreb. The decor is elegant and modern, and there are some outdoor tables for people-watching. Dress up and order a raspberry Martini, an Amaretto Sour, or whatever drink you like …
With one kilometre of of soft, warm sand, clear, tranquil water and idyllic coconut palms lining the whole area, Les Salines is one of the most popular beaches in Martinique. Families tend to crowd it a bit on weekends, but during the week it tends to be less …
Lucky Shaker isn't just another cocktail bar - run by a well-established mixologist, the venue and its extraordinary team of professionals aren't afraid to take on a challenge, and produce some unparalleled, innovative, custom-crafted creations on the …
Oliver Twist is a quaint Irish pub on two floors with dark wood furniture, big screens to watch sports, and a modern outdoor terrace. It has a good choice of both local and foreign …
Rue Victor Hugo is Fort-de-France's answer to New York's Fifth Avenue, lined on either side with high-end and refined shopping options. The island's most fashionable residents and visitors come to find the latest trends from the French fashion world, and to indulge in the fine-dining found all along the …