Which document to travel to Martinique?
A valid identity card is enough to travel abroad. However, if you need to travel abroad during your trip, you will need a valid passport. …The passport is therefore essential.
How to get to Martinique If you want to get to Martinique other than by plane, the shipping company L’Express des Iles offers you a boat crossing several times a week that connects Pointe-à-Pitre to Fort-de-France. Ships call at Saint Pierre every Wednesday and Saturday.
The fastest way to get from Haiti to Martinique is to fly, which costs $300-$1,400 and takes 3 hours 46 minutes. How far is it from Haiti to Martinique? The distance between Haiti and Martinique is 1312 km.
The Martinique visa must be affixed to one of the pages of your passport. The visa application cannot be processed without the original passport. We strongly recommend that you choose a secure shipping method to send us your file: certified mail or courier for example.
Where not to go in Martinique?
See also: Martinicans earn an average of €2,416 net per month, or €28,994 net per year.
Martinique is much more than a relaxing and seaside destination, it will enchant you with its many assets. Nicknamed “the island of flowers”, Martinique is home to magnificent natural spaces, between long white sand beaches, sugar cane fields, volcanoes, forests, mangroves…
The Martinican territory faces three major difficulties: remoteness; insularity; topography and high population density limit the expansion of local agriculture.
Unless you have brought your car to the island to live in Martinique, you will need to rent a car to get around. The rental offer is important in Martinique. You will have no trouble renting a car for a day or for several weeks.
What is the best season to go to Martinique?
The dry season from December to April is the best time to enjoy your trip to Martinique. Rainfall is rare and temperatures are pleasant. The temperatures fluctuate between 28°C and 32°C, while that of the water is just as pleasant, between 27 and 30°C.
According to the detailed table of the site ou-et-quand.net (section “average prices of flights in Martinique”), to find a cheap ticket to Martinique you have to bet on the months of March, April, May, September, October and November. High tourist season in Martinique: December to April.
High season in Guadeloupe and Martinique Appointment from December to April for the high season. The most pleasant time of the year, the inhabitants of these two departments will be happy to share their mild climate with you.
There are two basic seasons in Martinique: a dry season, “fasting”, and “wintering” characterized by frequent and intense rains. Fasting and hibernation are separated by two more or less marked intermediate seasons.
Where is the best place to stay in Martinique?
In the south-west of the island, in the commune of Sainte-Anne, is the site of Les Salines, a natural place very popular with both locals and tourists (2 million visitors a year), Les Salines being the most prized of the most beautiful and largest in all of Martinique, but also one of the largest in the Caribbean!
Accommodation in the south of the island
- Village Pierre & Vacances – Sainte Luce: Located by the sea, in Sainte-Luce.
- Brise Marine: facing the sea, in Sainte-Luce.
- Hotel-Restaurant La Dunette: Located by the sea, in Sainte-Anne.
- Hotel Douce Vague: Located on the edge of Sainte-Luce beach.
Visiting Martinique: what are the best things to do and see on the so-called “flower island”?
- Saint Pierre. Photo credit: Wikimedia – Jean & Nathalie.
- The garden of Balata.
- Mount Pelee.
- Fort of France.
- The Route of the Trace.
- The Pagery Museum.
- Pointe du Bout.
- Saint Anne.
Tested for you: 10 must-see hotels in Martinique
- Club Med Les Boucaniers © Julien Ferret / EASYVOYAGE.
- Cap-Est Lagoon Resort & Spa © SERGE DETALLE.
- The Square Soleil © Raphael Richard.
- Domaine Saint-Aubin © Gil GIUGLIO / EASYVOYAGE.
- The Villa Suite © Gil GIUGLIO / EASYVOYAGE.
- The Pagerie © Julien Ferret / EASYVOYAGE.