All you need to know about Martinique

Discover Martinique in November and enjoy the tranquility of the low season, less crowded beaches and great prices. Explore its picturesque panoramas, take part in the many cultural festivals and savor the delights of seasonal tropical fruits. In a pleasant climate, let yourself be charmed by the authenticity and beauty of the Isle of Flowers.

Discover Martinique in October, when warm temperatures and the end of the rains create an ideal setting. Enjoy beaches, snorkeling and hiking. Explore tropical gardens, historic villages and take part in events such as the Festival de la Gastronomie. Savor the fruits of the season, while taking advantage of special rates. An unforgettable experience awaits you under the Caribbean sun.

All Saints' Day, or "Feast of All Saints", takes place from November 1 to 2. During this time of year, come and discover how the island meditates. The pain of separation from the loved one will give way to the joyful evocation of the life of the deceased. This is one of the events not to be missed on the island!

Explore Martinique in September: quiet beaches, Heritage Days and local festivals. Benefit from attractive prices, radiant sunshine and a festive atmosphere without the crowds. An authentic and memorable getaway in the tropics.

Martinique invites you to experience an unforgettable vacation by taking part in major events such as the Tour des Yoles, the Tour Cycliste and various cultural festivals. With its traditional boats, the Tour des Yoles offers a unique spectacle on Martinique's waters. Get ready for total immersion in Martinique's culture and traditions during your 2024 vacation.

Discover Martinique in March, the perfect month for an unforgettable vacation. With pleasant temperatures of 24°C to 30°C and a sea temperature of 26°C, enjoy heavenly beaches, hikes like Montagne Pelée, and local culture. Attend the Carnival in early March and explore Fort-de-France with its markets and historic sites. March in Martinique combines relaxation and discovery under the Caribbean sun.