Nestled in the south of the island, the distillery welcomes you for a visit to discover the production of their rum (white and aged rums vintage) marketed since 1976.

Around 1660, Nicolas Fouquet, superintendent of finances of Louis XIV, dreamed of founding, with the complicity of Lieutenant Isaac Feuquieres a viceroyalty in the Caribbean. Then he won the largest concession ever awarded in the Caribbean: about 2000 hectares between the Diamond and St. Luce.

He built a real castle which was never inhabited. Indeed, when came the disgrace of Fouquet, all residential buildings were destroyed. In 1770, the property with three sugar mills had changed owners several times. One of them now in ruins, remains active until 1867.

• 97228 Sainte Luce
• t: + 596 596 62 51 78
• Open from Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5:30 pm
• Saturdays from 9 am to noon
• www.plantationtroisrivieres.com