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Martinique vacation packages
A French Caribbean island of southern beaches, rainforest and the Mont Pelée volcano in the north.
- Beaches of the south
- Mont Pelée and rainforest
- Rum distilleries
- Fly into Martinique (FDF)
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About Martinique
Why visit Martinique?
Martinique is a French overseas region in the eastern Caribbean, between Dominica and Saint Lucia. Most beach hotels sit in the south, around Les Trois-Îlets, Le Diamant, Sainte-Luce and Sainte-Anne, while the north is mountainous and green, with rainforest and the Mont Pelée volcano. The capital, Fort-de-France, faces a wide bay, and packages from Canada fly into Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (FDF).
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- Southern beachesCalm bays around Les Trois-Îlets, Le Diamant and Sainte-Anne.
- Wild northRainforest roads, waterfalls and Mont Pelée above Saint-Pierre.
- Rum countryAgricultural rum distilleries and sugar-cane plantations to visit.
- Easy to reachPackages from Canada fly into Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport.
Best time to visit
When is the best time to visit Martinique?
Martinique is warm all year. The drier season runs roughly from December to May, and the wetter months bring the Atlantic hurricane season, roughly June to November. Here is what to expect:
December to April
Drier season
Sunny days, trade-wind breezes and the busiest travel season, including Carnival.
May to June
Warm and quieter
Hotter days and fewer travellers than in winter. Hurricane season begins in June.
July to August
Hot summer
Hot and humid with passing showers, and summer-holiday travel.
September to November
Wetter months
More rain and the height of hurricane season. Read the change and cancellation terms.
Things to do
Top things to do in Martinique
Visit Saint-Pierre
See the ruins of the old town at the foot of Mont Pelée, destroyed by the eruption of 1902 and partly rebuilt.
Drive the rainforest road
Take the Route de la Trace through the green mountains of the north, with stops at waterfalls and viewpoints.
Tour a rum distillery
Learn how agricultural rum is made from sugar-cane juice at one of the island's distilleries.
Beach-hop in the south
Spend the day at Les Salines near Sainte-Anne or the beaches around Le Diamant and Les Trois-Îlets.
Travel tips
Know before you go
Entry requirements
Canadians need a valid passport to visit Martinique, which follows French entry rules. Check the current requirements before you travel.
Currency
Martinique uses the euro, and cards are widely accepted. Confirm what your package total includes before you book.
Language
French is the official language and Creole is widely spoken; English is less common outside hotels.
Sun and rain
The sun is strong all year and showers pass quickly. Pack sunscreen, a hat and a light rain layer for the north.
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Frequently asked questions
Martinique travel FAQ
Is Martinique part of France?
Yes. Martinique is a French overseas region in the eastern Caribbean, so it uses the euro and French is the official language.
Which airport do I fly into for Martinique?
Packages from Canada fly into Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (FDF), near Fort-de-France. Transfer times depend on where your hotel sits, from Les Trois-Îlets to Le Diamant and Sainte-Anne, so allow extra time at busy hours.
Where are the beaches in Martinique?
Most of the calm, sandy beaches and beach hotels are in the south, around Les Trois-Îlets, Le Diamant, Sainte-Luce and Sainte-Anne. The north is mountainous, with darker volcanic sand.
When is the best time to visit Martinique?
The drier season, roughly December to May, has the most settled weather and the most travellers. The wetter months bring hurricane season, roughly June to November. Demand changes through the year, so compare your own dates.
How long is a typical Martinique vacation package from Canada?
Martinique packages in our data run from 3 to 28 nights, and the trip lengths on offer depend on your departure city. Stays of 7 nights are offered from the most Canadian airports.
Does TripRadr book my Martinique trip?
No. TripRadr compares vacation packages across travel sites and sends you to the one you choose. You book and pay there.