All you need to know about Martinique

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!

The end of the year is often associated with cold and gray weather. But not everywhere! Martinique can be visited all year round, but it is generally considered that the best period is between December and April, months appreciated for the mild climate. So why not recharge your batteries with a sunny temperature and weather during a stay in Martinique for the month of December?

Located in the French West Indies, south of the Tropic of Cancer, Martinique has a tropical climate. The best season to visit it corresponds to the dry season: from December to April.

Spending Christmas in Martinique is the perfect opportunity to change worlds and discover a particular, exotic, folkloric way of celebrating the event. Forget the snow on the sand of the island, discover another magic of Christmas.

The high season in Martinique runs from December to April. This is the best time to discover the island: the temperatures are pleasant and the rainfall low. For a metropolitan it is the promise of sun and idleness in the middle of winter.

The landscapes of Martinique make magnificent postcards. The island has characteristics that allow it to please everyone: the sun, the sea, hiking, sugar cane fields, atypical villages, rum distilleries... Martinique fascinates and does not allow boredom.