Martinique in late May - is it worth it?
Apr 24, 2018, 6:11 am
#1
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Martinique in late May - is it worth it?
Afternoon all
It's been 11 years since I've been to Martinique which was during the month of March back in 2007.
And so now an opportunity has arisen where I could go to Martinique from around the 20th May or so. But before I start on the road to booking things etc I was wondering if it is a bad period in regards to rainy season etc.
Would appreciate any help.
Thanks
It's been 11 years since I've been to Martinique which was during the month of March back in 2007.
And so now an opportunity has arisen where I could go to Martinique from around the 20th May or so. But before I start on the road to booking things etc I was wondering if it is a bad period in regards to rainy season etc.
Would appreciate any help.
Thanks
Apr 24, 2018, 8:49 pm
#2
Join Date: Apr 2018
Posts: 3
Hello !
The weather will be very fine. The storm season will not start before late August. There will be some cultural events for end of slavery celebration on the 22th May, and the Tombolo of Sainte-Marie will be still open. It's definitively the thing not to miss.
Feel free to ask me for some other advices on Martinique ;-)
Satyam -- From Martinique with love
The weather will be very fine. The storm season will not start before late August. There will be some cultural events for end of slavery celebration on the 22th May, and the Tombolo of Sainte-Marie will be still open. It's definitively the thing not to miss.
Feel free to ask me for some other advices on Martinique ;-)
Satyam -- From Martinique with love
Apr 25, 2018, 1:37 pm
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Join Date: Mar 2016
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Hello !
The weather will be very fine. The storm season will not start before late August. There will be some cultural events for end of slavery celebration on the 22th May, and the Tombolo of Sainte-Marie will be still open. It's definitively the thing not to miss.
Feel free to ask me for some other advices on Martinique ;-)
Satyam -- From Martinique with love
The weather will be very fine. The storm season will not start before late August. There will be some cultural events for end of slavery celebration on the 22th May, and the Tombolo of Sainte-Marie will be still open. It's definitively the thing not to miss.
Feel free to ask me for some other advices on Martinique ;-)
Satyam -- From Martinique with love
Will make a note of the festival and the Tombolo.
Any opinions on good beaches that offer the chance to see fish at less than 5m depth of water? I remember being Guadeloupe or Martinique and seeing fish swimming right near the shoreline.
Apr 26, 2018, 7:39 am
#4
Join Date: Apr 2018
Posts: 3
Where to see turtles and fishes near the shoreline :
- Anse Dufour : A charming beach surrounded by a fishermen village.
- Grande Anse d'Arlet : Large beach with good beach bars and restaurants.
- Anses d'arlet downton beach : There is also there a great view with a pooton and a church which is one of most famoust view of Martinique.
Hope that helps
;-)
- Anse Dufour : A charming beach surrounded by a fishermen village.
- Grande Anse d'Arlet : Large beach with good beach bars and restaurants.
- Anses d'arlet downton beach : There is also there a great view with a pooton and a church which is one of most famoust view of Martinique.
Hope that helps
;-)