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Discover Martinique
The island of Martinique is a part of the Caribbean, with a mixture of French and Gallic culture. The location has a lot to offer such as notable international destinations and places of interest. The island is a part of the region of France and is also one of the five Windward Islands, the rest being from Dominica (Leeward Islands), Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Grenada. Martinique is also one of the 27 regions of France which form an integral part of the French economy as it is a popular tourist destination from around the world. Its prefecture, Fort-de-France, is considered its capital, with an area of 436 square miles.
La Savane - This place is a large central park with sports grassy lawns, tall trees, clumps of bamboo, lots of benches and souvenir stalls. The park is usually busy but it is currently undergoing a massive renovation. The expansion plans includes shopping and entertainment along a pedestrian-only mall.
Musée de la Pagerie - This former sugar estate was the birthplace of Marie Joseph Rose Tascher de la Pagerie, who is known more as the future Empress Josephine. This place features a picturesque stone building, which is formerly the family kitchen, and has been turned into a museum containing Josephine's childhood bed and other memorabilia.
Musée Volcanologique - This museum was founded in the 1932 by an American adventurer and volcanologist named Frank Perret and it also gives a glimpse of the devastating 1902 eruption of Mont Pelée. The museum features a collection of things from the rubble and historic photos of the town before and immediately after the eruption. Fortunately for tourists, the displays are in English and French and the maps of the city are handed out on request.
How to get around within Martinique
For those planning to go to Martinique, the main mode of public transportation is by bus. These buses provide transportation to and from the city centre to St. Pierre. Aside from buses, the capital also serves as a harbour for those who want to travel from island to island, with regular ferry services to Guadalupe, Dominica, St. Lucia, Les Saintes, and Marie Galante. There are also several local ferries that travel between Fort-de-France and Pointe de Bout.
How to get there
For those who plan to go to Martinique, the gateway to this destination is through the Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport. Travellers can make use of Skyscanner to book their flights directly to Martinique, while getting the cheapest and most recent promos offered by the airlines providing service. Travellers can make use of the website to type in a destination to see the corresponding airlines who offer flights. The airlines that operate from Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport include Air Antilles Express, Air Caraïbes, Air France, American Airlines, and LIAT.
