Unlock Martinique’s Hidden Gems: A Guide for Travel Advisor

If you’re looking to present a Caribbean getaway, you’re in luck—Martinique is more accessible than ever. Martinique is home to stunning landscapes you won’t find anywhere else in the world. From the pristine beaches of the south to the deep silvery black sands of the north, the coastline is breathtakingly beautiful. But Martinique is much more than a seaside destination.

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Nonstop flights from Toronto, and Montreal to Fort-de-France
 
Air Canada now operates a weekly nonstop flight from Toronto to Martinique’s capital, Fort-de-France.
That means the island is now accessible by direct flight from 2 major airports in Canada to Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (FDF):

• Toronto Pearson Airport (YYZ) with Air Canada
• Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) with Air Canada and Air Transat

Besides, Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport (FDF) is undergoing an exciting expansion and upgrades to better serve the growing number of travelers visiting the island.

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7 reasons to come to Martinique

• Magnificent landscapes
  With coastlines on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, Martinique’s natural beauty is varied and striking, offering everything from white sand to black volcanic sand beaches, coral reefs, verdant rainforests, exotic botanical gardens, cascading waterfalls and mountain peaks. The island’s natural features can be explored on land, by sea, or from above.
• World Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site
  Known as the Island of Flowers, Martinique is a sanctuary of biodiversity and a paradise for nature lovers. Its unique mangrove ecosystems and the unspoiled Caravelle Nature Reserve contribute to a landscape rich in fascinating flora and fauna. And in 2021, Martinique’s entire land and sea area was designated a World Biosphere Reserve in recognition of its exceptional natural beauty. In 2023, the volcanoes and forests of Mount Pelée and the Pitons of northern Martinique also officialy joined the prestigious UNESCO family.
• Food with flair and the world’s best rums
  Martinique offers a unique culinary experience with a vibrant blend of French, Indian, African, and Caribbean flavors. The cuisine features fresh seafood like lobster and crab, exotic fruits like guava, and aromatic spices like nutmeg and allspice. From unassuming beach shacks to bistronomic restaurants, virtually every meal is memorable. Rum enthusiasts will enjoy the self-guided distillery tour, Martinique Route des Grands Rhums.

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• Vibrant cultural scene
  Visitors can explore Martinique’s rich history and unique cultural mix at heritage sites that include slave memorials, religious architecture, the ruins of Château Dubuc, La Pagerie museum, rum distilleries, and plantations. The island’s cultural vibrancy is still evident in the active music and art scene, the insightful programming at the Aimé Césaire Theatre, and Saint-Pierre’s designation as a City of Art and History.
• One of the safest destinations in the Caribbean
  Martinique has been recognized more than once as the Safest Destination in the Caribbean by the Caribbean Tourism Quality Index, outperforming 27 other locations.
• Tropical romance
  Tranquil waters, lush rainforests, and dramatic sunsets set the stage for romance in Martinique. Caribbean cuisine spices things up, and the French influence lends a touch of je ne sais quoi. Whether strolling hand in hand along pristine white sand beaches or taking the plunge by skydiving, couples are sure to make memories that last a lifetime.
• Accommodation for all tastes
  From cozy, locally owned bed and breakfasts to five-star hotels, Martinique has something for everyone. Eco-conscious travelers can stay in a secluded treehouse, while guests seeking a luxury experience may prefer a boutique hotel, private villa or all-inclusive resort. Long-term rentals provide the perfect base for exploring the island.

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Martinique all year round
 
Summer or winter, Martinique is always a good idea. Have you thought about the low season? From May to November, travelers can enjoy amazing deals on flights, car rentals, accommodations, and more—with prices up to 50% less! Visit martiniquepro.org to find more recommended activities and accommodations for every type of traveler.

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2024-08-28 12:20:30