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What's the best way to ensure that your journey from rum devotee to forever fan of rhum agricole meets with success? Start with Rhum JM VO.

Nowhere can you experience Martinique's black and white sand beaches more easily than Les Anses-d'Arlet. Here, the two actually sit side by side.

The endless rewards of sailing around Martinique have long centered on the 48 satellite islets that can mostly be found along Martinique's east coast. You certainly shouldn't sleep on the charms that line her western shores, though...

During the dry season, Martinique's Îlet Sainte-Marie becomes a peninsula, or le Tombolo de Sainte-Marie. Some say it also attracts a mystical spirit...

Irazú's size is intimidating enough, but it's what was discovered beneath it a few years ago that truly cements its place on my infamous volcano list.

Historic shipwrecks aren't the only thing to discover on the seafloor of Saint-Pierre these day, though...

It's impossible not to think about history when sailing into the Bay of Saint-Pierre, the quiet little town on the north Caribbean coast of Martinique.

History and all-things-rhum – few places do it better than Distillerie Depaz.