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Holidays in Martinique – Exotic Locale with French Flair

Most Caribbean destinations attract visitors from either a cruise or persons come to stay a week or more. Martinique undoubtedly attracts people for a long term stay.

About five times more people coming on holiday to scale of a cruise. It is one of the highest levels of call cruise visitors from anywhere in the Caribbean.

The attraction begins with some of the best beaches in the Caribbean, palm trees and thick green hills of the island substantial rainfall.

Anyone who wants a break from the sun and sand can take advantage of Other attractions of the island. Martinique has a long history as a French territory and links to Europe, going all the way back to the visit of Christopher Columbus.

Visitors may want to tour the architecture and history of the capital, Fort-de-France. You can see the statues and gardens of La Savane, where the famous artist Gauguin lived and painted in 1887, and San Pedro, where a volcanic eruption of Mount Pelee killed 30,000 residents in 1902.

A holiday in Martinique but requires a planning with time in mind. Months popular island are January, February, March, April, July and December. Least popular month are September and October, receiving the worst time of the annual hurricane season in the Caribbean.

All U.S. citizens and Canada require a passport and proof of return ticket to enter Martinique. Visitors cruise ship need identification to leave and re-enter the ship.

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About the Author

Scott Bateman is a professional journalist with 29 years of experience as a reporter and editor. He publishes a Caribbean vacation guide with articles produced from nine trips to the region.