Where not to go in Martinique?
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Diphtheria, tetanus, poliomyelitis, hepatitis A and B, pertussis (whose reappearance in adults, even in France, justified vaccination on each trip).
Much more than a relaxing and seaside destination, Martinique will enchant you with its many assets. Nicknamed “the island of flowers”, Martinique is home to magnificent natural sites, including long white sand beaches, sugar cane fields, volcanoes, forests, mangroves…
The region of Martinique suffers from three major difficulties: remoteness; insularity; topography and high population density limiting the extent of local agriculture.
When is the best time to go to Martinique?
The dry season from December to April is the best time to enjoy your trip to Martinique. Rainfall is low and temperatures are pleasant.
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.
According to the detailed table on the ou-et-quand.net site (part “average prices of flights to 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.
The months of May, June and November are the best way to enjoy relative tranquility among the Ancients. Prices will be much cheaper here than in other dry season months, and you won’t really be there during the winter period which runs from July to October.
What are the assets of Martinique?
Much more than a relaxing and seaside destination, Martinique will enchant you with its many assets. Nicknamed “the island of flowers”, Martinique is home to magnificent natural sites, including long white sand beaches, sugar cane fields, volcanoes, forests, mangroves…
The region of Martinique suffers from three major difficulties: remoteness; insularity; topography and high population density limiting the extent of local agriculture.
The dangers of Martinique
- Coconut. This is probably Martinique’s greatest danger for tourists. …
- Snakes in Martinique. …
- Sharks in Martinique. …
- Mosquitoes in Martinique. …
- Centipedes in Martinique. …
- Tarantulas in Martinique. …
- The mancenilliers in Martinique.
Also called “island of flowers”, Martinique is a small Caribbean island very touristy where life is good. French and Creole are spoken here. The island has modern and accessible infrastructures (roads, schools, hospitals…).
How to go to Martinique?
Visiting Martinique: what are the best things to do and see the so-called “flower island”?
- Saint Pierre. Photo credit: Wikimedia – Jean & Nathalie. …
- The Balata garden. …
- Mount Pelee. …
- Fort of France. …
- The road of trails. …
- The Pagery Museum. …
- Pointe du Bout. …
- Sant’Anna.
The quickest way to get from Haiti to Martinique is to fly which costs 300$ – 1400$ and takes 3h 46m. How far is it from Haiti to Martinique? The distance between Haiti and Martinique is 1312 km.
A valid identity card is enough to travel abroad. However, if you need to transit to a foreign country during your trip, you must present a valid passport.
- 51, rue Capois, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Telephone: (509) 29 99 90 90. …
- 1 Schengen visa application form duly completed by both parties and signed …
- Passport still valid at least 3 months after the end of validity of the photocopy of the visa.