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Church of St Thomas

Martinique


Le Diamant's ancient-looking church actually dates from the early 19th century. (The church it replaced had been destroyed twice in hurricanes.) It's worth a look for its unusual barn-like timber roof construction and for a bit of respite from the sun.


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