The Anse Caffard Memorial, also known as Cap 110, is a poignant sculpture field in Martinique commemorating a tragic shipwreck in 1830 where a slave ship sank, resulting in numerous deaths. The site features fifteen larger-than-life white stone figures facing the sea, creating a powerful visual impact. The memorial is generally accessible and can be visited year-round, with no seasonal restrictions. It is suitable for both solo exploration and guided tours, with the latter providing deeper historical context. A typical visit lasts about an hour, and there is no entrance fee, making it a cost-free and educational experience. While the site is generally accessible, inquire locally about specific accessibility needs.