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An active volcano in Martinique, it erupted in 1902 and kille 29,000 to 30,000 people. Two Prisoners in the town of Saint-Pierre survived with burns.
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Martinique, Les trois-Ilets - novembre 23, 2023 : Tourists having a drink on an outddor bar over the caribbean sea near the beach of La Pointe Du Bout, with the city of Fort-De-France and Mt Pelé in background
The pelee mountain, view from balata garden
Mount Pelée (Pelada Mountain) is an active stratovolcano located at the northern end of the French overseas department of the island of Martinique, part of the volcanic arc of the Lesser Antilles.
Tropical landscape of Martinique with Le Piton du Carbet and Mt Pelée
Martinique, beach with a view of the Mount Pelée, the infamous volcano that killed nearly 30 000 people in 1902
Picture of Mount Pelee Volcano on Martinique from the sea
Beach of Pointe du Bout with Mt Pelée and Fort De France in background. Martinique
Photo of the peeled mountain taken from the balata garden in Martinique
Saint-Pierre Bay in Martinique is renowned for its historical ruins and breathtaking views of Mount Pelée, the infamous volcano that killed nearly 30 000 people in 1902
An active volcano in Martinique, it erupted in 1902 and kille 29,000 to 30,000 people. Two Prisoners in the town of Saint-Pierre survived with burns.
Beach of Pointe du Bout with Mt Pelée and Fort De France in background. Martinique
Mt Pelée - Martinique, Caribbean, Volcano, Natural Landmark, Tropical Climate
Entrance to old amphitheater in saint Pierre, Martinique. The Amphitheater is now in ruins, as big part of the area had been damaged by Mt Pelee volcano eruption in 1932 and abandoned.
Martinique, Lesser Antilles: the island and the Caribbean sea from the air - Mount Pelée, north western coast - Mount Pelée is an active gray volcano located in the north of Martinique, of which it is the highest point at 1,397m (4,583 ft). The mountain, a gray calc-alkaline stratovolcano, is best known for its 1902 eruption which led to the destruction of the town of Saint-Pierre located at its feet and during which nearly 30,000 people died. Lesser Antilles Volcanic Arc of the Caribbean.
Martinique, Saint Pierre - November 26, 2023: Sea view of the caribbean beach town of Saint-pierre and the public market. The town was destroyed in 1902 by the catastrophic volcanic eruption of Mt Pelé.
Caribbean coast in Pointe du Bout Martinique island French Antilles
Martinique: and Case-Pilote Fond Boucher (Bellefontaine) and Case-Pilote on the coast and the forest covered Carbet Mountains (Pitons du Carbet) entering the clouds - seen from the air. Morne Pique, Piton de l'Alma, Piton Dumauzé, Piton Lacroix.
Town of Saint-Pierre, Martinique with Mt Pelée volcano in background
Town of Saint-Pierre, Martinique with Mt Pelée volcano in background
Mount Pelée (French: Montagne Pelée, 'Bare Mountain') is an active stratovolcano located at the northern end of the French overseas department of the island of Martinique, part of the volcanic arc of the Lesser Antilles.
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