Les Anses d'Arlet Martinique Cruise Port Guide

Location:

This little bay is located on the Southwest Corner of the island and does not see large cruise vessels.

This is a tender port.

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Sightseeing:

Thanks to an average temperature of 79°, Martinique is the island of the “never-ending summer.” Trade winds from the east and northeast provide a steady breeze that constantly refreshes the air. Due to these tropical climate conditions in Martinique, the island is lush with vegetation: lavish tropical forests, groves, savannas, countless species of trees, fruits, plants and flowers, not to mention the mangrove forests.

Tours Excursions Transportation:

Due to the Taxi Union demands, there is no public transport from the airport, which means that you can either hire a car or take a taxi. Be warned that taxis operate an extortionate 40% surcharge between 8PM and 6AM as well as on Sundays and public holidays.

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Shopping and Food

Currency:

Martinique is a dependent territory of France and uses the euro as currency. US dollars are not accepted in shops, but some stores and many restaurants and hotels take credit cards.

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Communication:

French and Creole patois are spoken on the islands; English is known by some inhabitants.

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