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Destination Guide : Martinique France over the water

Why go on holiday to Martinique?
French-controlled
Martinique is part of a group of Caribbean islands known as the Lesser
Antilles or Windward Islands. It offers a slice of cosmopolitan France
in the heart of the tropics.
Modern towns, rainforest-clad
interiors, volcanic peaks and gorges, sleepy fishing villages and
remote beaches add up to an alluring mix. There are also plenty of
activities to satisfy sports-lovers. The island receives few British
visitors — most are either French or day-trippers from passing cruise
ships — but it will appeal to holiday makers wanting a chic,
sophisticated Caribbean beach holiday.
How much does it cost?
Prices
vary in peak and low season, but flight-only deals in December start
from around £600. Accommodation is available to suit all budgets but
it's possible to stay a week in a four-star hotel from £300.
When should I go?
It's
warm all year round with temperatures reaching 30C/86F. Rainfall is
lowest in April but high in September so avoid the autumn, when
humidity is also worse.
Where should I start?
Start
in the island capital, Fort-de-France, a large and cosmopolitan city.
It has a pretty harbour-front area and narrow, bustling streets lined
with colonial buildings housing French cafes and designer boutiques.
Give yourself a few hours to wander around.
Must-see attractions
include Fort Saint-Louis, which dates back to 1640 and is still an
active military base with excellent sea views. Book a tour here.
You
can't miss Bibliotheque Schoelcher, an elaborate building with a
Byzantine dome which was originally built in France in the 19th century
and then shipped in pieces to Martinique and re-assembled. Today
visitors can see antique books and period furnishings.
The
city's archaeological museum displays Amerindian artefacts and although
the exhibition is simple, it provides a good snapshot of local culture.
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