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MARTINIQUE (France)
Located in the heart of the Caribbean archipelago, Martinique is one of the Windward islands in the Lesser Antilles group. Its eastern coastline borders the Atlantic Ocean while its western coast is flanked by the Caribbean Sea. Fort-de-France is the main city and capital of this enticing island in the French West Indies. Distinctly French, Martinique offers a seductive mix of historical sites, beaches, lush mountains, and tropical gardens. Saint Pierre is a city rebuilt among the ruins of Martinique's former capital, which was destroyed by the 1902 eruption of Mount Pelée.
BEST TIME to VISIT
FORT-de-FRANCE
BEST TIME to TRAVEL to MARTINIQUE
from January to April
Banana Plantation
Sainte Anne - marina
Habitation Clement - Old Plantation house
Atlantic Ocean
Montagne Pelée (Mont Pelée) last erupted in 1902
Sugar cane plantation and Atlantic Ocean
Pelican
Northern Coast - Lush vegetation
Northern Coast - Grand Riviere - Harbour
Diamant (Diamond) Rock
Sugar cane old plantation
Church
Southern Coast - Diamant
Church
Saint Pierre and the Montagne Pelee volcano in the clouds. The city was destroyed in 1902.
Tartane - Beach and small boats
Northern Coast - Atlantic Ocean
Northern Coast - Grand Riviere - church
Atlantic Coast
House in a village
Northern Coast - Grand Riviere
A resort in Diamant village - Diamant (Diamond) Rock at the back
Market - Caribbean Puppets
Northern Coast - Grand Riviere
Caribbean Coast - Saint Pierre
relax
Atlantic Coast
Northern Coast - Church
Fort de France is the capital city of Martinique
Fort de France is the capital city of Martinique