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Visiting Martinique Island

Martinique is an island of of US Dollars aren't accepted in shops but
breathtaking contrasts, with lush green credit cards can be used.
vegetation and breathtaking mountainous It is a superb place to eat with a
terrain makes Martinique such a wonderful fantastic blend of French and Creole
place to visit. It is a Caribbean Island, cooking, and the number of high quality
part of the French West Indies to the dining options makes Martinique unique
north of Trinidad and Tobago. The most amongst Caribbean Islands, and is
dominant feature on Martinique is Mount probably brought about by the high number
Peleee which erupted in 1903 killing of French tourists, and a growing
30,000 people. The south of the island interest in Creole food .
has the beautiful beaches and the The climate is tropical and humid with a
tourists whilst the north are the rain temperature range of 75degrees Fahrenheit
forests and the black volcanic sand to 85 degrees. The rainy season is June
beaches which are a must see for visitors to October when it is regularly visited
who love to explore. by tropical cyclones. There are tourist
You will be able to lie around and sun seasons on Martinique with high season
bathe on isolated almost unvisited from December to April, but you must
beaches not sharing with anyone. Other expect much higher prices and crowds of
more developed beaches on Martinique tourists. May to November is quiet with
Island can be equally enjoyed with their the associated weather risks. The months
cafes and restaurants, and there are of May and June are a good time to visit,
beaches less popular but with facilities. with few tourists with low humidity and
One thing is certain and that is that low prices. July and August are hot and
Martinique has a beach that will be right humid with quite a lot of rain but the
for you, with the southern beaches which weather is really pleasant especially for
face the Atlantic being undeveloped. The touring around. It is potentially the
Beaches on the Caribbean coastline are cyclone season but their potential is a
white sand to be found in a huge number good reason for avoiding September.
of bays and inlets, and quite superb and Martinique gives you the option to just
safe for swimming. To the north on the lie around and relax in a beautiful
Atlantic side are beaches with waves place, but also to take part in every
ideal for surfers, whilst on the land and offshore activity that you can
Caribbean side are picturesque volcanic think of, and are the same but different
sandy beaches with picturesque fishing as on other islands. However there are
villages. additional activities that the terrain
As Martinique is a dependent territory of allows you won't find anywhere else, such
France uses the Euro as currency and so as Canyoning.




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