Exploration & Discovery

Columbus Reaches Martinique on Fourth Voyage

Christopher Columbus landed on the island of Martinique during his fourth voyage to the New World. The landing was part of Columbus's exploration efforts in the Caribbean as he sought a passage to the riches of Asia. Upon arrival, Columbus encountered the indigenous Carib people and began to establish initial contact, which would later influence European colonial interests in the region. This interaction marked a notable moment in Columbus's exploration career.

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