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Discover Martinique in November: Activities, Weather, and Practical Tips
Want to discover Martinique in November?
Martinique captivates travelers all year round, but it is in November that the island reveals its full charm.
Sunset at Anse Mitan in Trois-Îlets
November marks the beginning of the dry season, promising sunny days and mild temperatures that invite you to explore its pristine beaches and lush hiking trails. In our opinion, November offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable experience in Martinique.
Martinik Cup 2025
📅 When? : November 8 to 10, 2025 sur la plage du Diamant
✅ Why go? The Martinik Cup brings together sailors from all walks of life. It is an important event for water sports enthusiasts, with a friendly and competitive atmosphere.
Martinique Science Festival
📅 When? : From November 10 to 21, 2025, at the Schœlcher Campus
✅ Why go there? Because it's an opportunity to dive into the exciting world of science, meet researchers, technicians, and enthusiasts, and participate in interactive workshops, exhibitions, and games.
The Fort-de-France Half Marathon
📅When? :Departure at 6:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 30, from Fort-de-France
✅ Why go there? This is one of Martinique's flagship races: the half marathon offers a 21.1 km course (and a 5 km option) in a unique tropical setting, combining sport, sightseeing, and local atmosphere.
What to do in Martinique in November? Other Ideas
What to do in Martinique in November? Our TOP
1. Attend All Saints' Day (November 1 and 2) All Saints' Day is a religious holiday when Martinicans visit cemeteries to honor their deceased loved ones. The ceremonies are steeped in tradition, with floral decorations and offerings. It's a wonderful opportunity to discover an authentic facet of the local culture and visit cemeteries at dusk, when the atmosphere is particularly special.
2. Attend the Mizik Festival on Saint Cecilia's Day Every year, around November 23, Martinique vibrates to the rhythm of the MIZIK Festival, an event created to honor local artists on Saint Cecilia's Day, the patron saint of musicians. The MIZIK Festival highlights the cultural diversity of Martinique: bèlè, zouk, reggae, Creole jazz, biguine, and urban music come together on stage in a friendly and festive atmosphere. A true tribute to the island's musical richness, the festival brings together talents from all walks of life for a day of sharing, rhythm, and passion.
3. Enjoy nature and the beautiful weather at the start of the dry season November marks the start of the dry season on the island: pleasant temperatures and less rain, making it ideal for beaches, hiking, and nature walks.
Transparent Kayak Trip: Discover the underwater wonders of Chancel Islet on a transparent kayak trip. The clarity of the water will allow you to observe marine life with a breathtaking view from your boat. Diamant Beach: Treat yourself to a day of relaxation on this iconic beach, renowned for its golden sand and breathtaking views of the Rocher du Diamant. It is the ideal place to swim, sunbathe, or simply admire the scenery.
4. Visit the botanical gardens or iconic natural sites Among the must-sees: Balata Garden, or Savane des Pétrifications in Sainte-Anne. The light and climate in November make it a great time to explore. Remember to bring walking shoes if you go hiking.
5. Sample Creole cuisine Martinique boasts a rich culinary heritage and agricultural traditions. Visiting a distillery or local market is a great way to immerse yourself in the soul of the island. Tip: look for a Creole cooking class or guided tour for a more immersive experience.
What to Pack in Your Luggage for a Martinique trip?
Don't forget to pack the following essentials in your luggage for your vacation in Martinique:
Sunglasses to protect you from intense UV rays.
Ocean-friendly sunscreen to protect your skin and the marine ecosystem.
A hat to protect you from the sun.
Hiking shoes to explore the island's trails.
Insect repellent to protect you from bugs.
🍉 Seasonal Fruits and vegetables in November
Chayote: Unlike grapefruit, chadèque is generally sweeter and less bitter. Between the zest and the flesh is a thick, extremely bitter white membrane (ranging from 2 to 5 centimeters thick). In the Antilles, this membrane (also called parchment) is candied in sugar and known as crystallized chadec.
Hog plum: Also known as spondias, mombin, or jocote. It is oval to round in shape, and its color varies from yellow to red depending on its ripeness.
West Indian pumpkin: A local variety of pumpkin, he is a versatile and delicious vegetable available in abundance in November. With its sweet flesh and creamy texture, west Indian pumpkin is often used in soups, purées, or simply steamed.
Sweet Potato: The color varies by variety, ranging from white to yellow, orange, and purple. They are rich in nutrients, particularly vitamins A and C, fiber, and antioxidants.
Temperature in November
Daytime temperatures usually range between 24°C and 30°C, offering warm but comfortable days for outdoor activities. November is characterized by generous sunshine, with mostly sunny days and minimal rainfall.
Water Temperature in November
Water temperatures remain pleasant, hovering around 28°C, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and other water activities.
Rainfall in November
Rainfall decreases significantly, ensuring more dry days ideal for beach outings and outdoor adventures.
🚙 Getting around easily in Martinique
To explore the island easily, renting a car is still the best option. Europcar Martinique offers a wide selection of recent vehicles (economics cars, SUVs, utility vehicles) with agencies located at Aimé Césaire Airport and in strategic areas.
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All Saints Day in 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!
Martinique in December
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?
How to successfully rent a car
Our guide makes renting a car in Martinique easy! Choose the right vehicle, book in advance and take out the appropriate insurance. During the rental period, arrive on time, check the condition of the vehicle and drive carefully. Before you return the car, fill it up, clean it and plan ahead. Follow our advice for a smooth and successful rental experience.
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