Why Not Go?

Along with Guadeloupe, Martinique is one of two overseas regions of France. The mix of French and Caribbean culture creates an alluring and unique vacation destination in which tourists get the best of both worlds: the warm weather, pristine beaches, and colorful attitude of the Caribbean as well as the posh and refined nature of France. Martinique… more…

Best Time to Visit

For those who wish to experience France and the Caribbean at the same… more…

Areas within Martinique

Diamante

Fort de France

Sainte Marie

Trois Ilets

Activities

The people of Martinique have just as much joie de vivre as their French brethren, so finding fun activities on the island is easy. If you like the idea of exploring the area in the open air you will encounter a variety of different rental agencies that can help make it happen. more…

Diving

Colorful reef and tropical fish, hidden caves and sunken ships; these… more…

Bikes & Mopeds

While cars remain good ways to tour Martinique, scooter… more…

Fishing

Just off the coast of Martinique lies an underwater… more…

Accommodations

Travelers searching for a low-cost way to see everything the Caribbean has to offer may be a bit daunted by accommodation rates on the French island of Martinique. The island is known for its Parisian elegance and Caribbean-style resorts, and though the price tag can be shocking, many visitors might find that it is worth the expense. Fort de France is Martinique's capital city, and the center of tourism on the island. Dining, shopping,… more…

Hotels

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Eco Tourism

Camping is widely available on the island… more…

Villa Complexes

There are plenty of different accommodation… more…

Snorkeling

When planning a getaway on Martinique, one of the things most tourists find themselves looking forward to is spending time in the water. Swimming, sailing, and scuba diving often come to mind, but those visitors who aren't ready to dive will find this island to be ideal for snorkeling. Snorkeling… more…

Sailing & Boating

Martinique has one of the safest and most beautiful bays in the Caribbean,… more…

Fishing

Just off the coast of Martinique lies an underwater… more…

Diving

Colorful reef and tropical fish, hidden caves and sunken… more…

Cruises

Cruise ship passengers will find that Martinique's main port in Fort de France, is filled with things to do while visiting the island as a part of their… more…

Packing

As you plan for your trip to Martinique, make a mental note of all the activities you plan to participate in, and take a moment to look up the predicted… more…

Beaches

Many visitors who return to Martinique agree that no two beaches on this island are the same. Vacationers may choose among a diverse assortment of sands. Like night and day, the beaches here can boast exotic jet-black sands while other beaches feature sparkling white sands. Although the beaches are different, they all share a unique tropical beauty that can only be found on Martinique. All of the beaches on Martinique are open to the general public. Although there are no designated… more…

Restaurants

Martinique's visitors can find all sorts… more…

Natural Attractions

If you venture outside of the more… more…

Attractions

The charm of the French-Caribbean island… more…

Clothing

While visitors to the island may not be able to match the elegance and… more…

Currency

Travelers from North America and the U.K. will need to change money upon… more…

Crime

Even in paradise sometimes the unthinkable can occur. Overall, Martinique… more…

Culture

As one of the largest French outposts… more…

Electricity

Everything on Martinique has a French… more…

Events & Festivals

The Caribbean is a festive place, and… more…

Transportation

Once you've decided on spending your island getaway on Martinique,… more…

Air Travel

Although the island is a part of France, there is no mistaking it's… more…

Ferries

For vacationers who can avoid the seasickness, ferries and high speed… more…

Rental Cars

With so many things to do and and so… more…

Sailing & Boating

Martinique has one of the safest and… more…

Taxis

Unlike most of the Caribbean, Martinique's… more…

Food

The world class chefs of Martinique, whether carefully arranging a plate presentation, or energetically adding another pinch of Creole spices, know how to satisfy even the most critical of palettes. Vacationers can find dining experiences ranging from choreographed and elaborate fine dining presentations… more…

Budgeting

Budgeting for a trip to Martinique can be one of the most important… more…

Tipping

Many people in the service industry make the majority of… more…

History

Martinique's history is quite similar to other Caribbean… more…

Attractions

The charm of the French-Caribbean island of Martinique is hard to deny. The island features wonderfully sophisticated French culture as well… more…

Landmarks

French heritage abounds on Martinique, but visitors find that it is the… more…

Beaches

Many visitors who return to Martinique agree that no two beaches on this… more…

Natural Attractions