Martinique is a French Caribbean island with Creole culture, rum distilleries, rainforest, the Mont Pelée volcano and beaches in the south. It uses the euro and French is the main language; small hotels, guesthouses and apartments offer cheaper stays than the big resorts.
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Martinique is a Caribbean cruise port of call, with ships docking in the capital, Fort-de-France.
The main resort area across the bay from Fort-de-France, with a marina, beaches and ferries to the capital.
A pretty southern town near Les Salines, one of the island’s best beaches.
The capital and cruise port, with city hotels and markets — practical and often cheaper.
A long beach facing Diamond Rock, with small hotels and holiday rentals.
The historic former capital at the foot of Mont Pelée, quieter and good for hikers and divers.
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December–April is dry and the peak season, including Carnival before Lent. June–November is hurricane season, with the best deals.
Apartments and guesthouses in the south and small city hotels in Fort-de-France are usually better value than the big resorts.
A rental car is the easiest way to explore; buses are limited, but ferries link Fort-de-France with Les Trois-Îlets.
Martinique is part of France and uses the euro.