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Case-Pilote Church and Village
14° 38.6′ N · 61° 8.2′ W
Case-Pilote's Jesuit-baroque church, begun around 1640, is the oldest on Martinique, set above a pretty fishing harbour with a picturesque cemetery and a fountain on the square.
Practical
Martinique tourism: church dating from 1640, the ruins of the Maniba sugar factory, the square fountain, views of the Pitons du Carbet and hiking trails. The village is named after the Carib chief 'Pilote', brother of 'Arlet'. Position from Martinique tourism.
Best for
A short historic walk from the harbour
Nearby
- Le Shell's (Case-Pilote)0.1 NM away
- Case-Pilote Anchorage and Harbour0.2 NM away
- Schœlcher Anchorage2.4 NM away
- Anse Madame Beach (Schœlcher)2.5 NM away
- Jardin de Balata3.1 NM away
- Route de la Trace and Pitons du Carbet Hike3.5 NM away
- Parc Naturel Marin de Martinique3.7 NM away
- L'Effet Mer (Le Carbet)4.1 NM away
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