are sold at the port to the visitors arriving from the ferries. Every year, for the patron saint's day, a competition for the best and biggest "tourment d'amour" is held. They are now also made with jam of other tropical fruits, e.g. banana, guava, passion fruit and pineapple. Musician Francky Vincent praised these in one of his musical compositions. Fish pancakes: to honour their ancestral roots, les Saintes''' people have created a pancake with the peculiarity of being filled by a fish stuffing and a bechamel sauce. It is baked in the oven and covered with dried breadcrumbs. Fish cake: a fish terrine, baked in the oven and served fresh."Limbe": a small candy made on the island of Terre-de-Bas with tamarinds, sugar and condensed milk."Fwisu": a special preparation of goat blood, spiced with onion, thyme and garlic, served as a warm starter. It is similar to the Sanquette, a traditional dish of the regions of the South of France."Wog": a kind of local caviar - fish eggs, that les Saintes people prepare by frying. Mahi-mahi eggs are usually used. Eugenia liqueur: small wild berries of les Saintes steeped in white rum to give a liqueur. When aged, it has a bigger flavour. It is considered to be the local wine due to its colour and taste. Heritage and historical monuments "Caroline Artillery battery" (Morel hill) and "Modele Tower" (Chameau hill) The French navy cemetery of Terre-de-Haut The lighthouse of the port of Terre-de-HautThe "Bateau des îles", or the house in the shape of bow of ship (Terre-de-Haut) The chapel of the Calvary (Terre-de-Haut) The square of the Governor Lion or square of the port, with its coloured houses (Terre-de-Haut) The ruins of the old pottery factory of "Grand Baie" (Terre-de-Bas) St Nicholas' church (Terre-de-Bas) The watchtower and ponds of "Abymes hill"'' (Terre-de-bas) The typical district of Mapou and its factory of bay rum and essence of bay rum tree The many beaches (Crawen, Pompierre, Anse Rodrigue, Anse Figuier, Marigot, Anse Mire, Grande-Anse, Anse à Dos, Anse à Cointre, etc.). Transport The transport on Terre-de-Haut mainly consists of scooters and motorcycles. Scooter rental companies are available to tourists. Cars are rare. Small ferries make several daily connections between Terre-de-Bas, Terre-de-Haut, Trois-Rivières (Guadeloupe island), and Basse-Terre. Other connections, essentially for tourists, are made several times a week to Pointe-à-Pitre, Grand-Bourg (Marie-Galante), Roseau (Dominica) or Fort-de-France (Martinique). An aerodrome was built on Terre-de-Haut