In Martinique, nearly half of the 4,842 accommodation types are apartment rentals, which represent 49.61% of its short-term lettings. Additionally, the standard size of apartment rentals in Martinique is 53 m², with a median price of $159 a night. Moreover, this category of accommodation is the perfect choice for medium-sized groups and families, since the majority of apartment rentals can welcome groups of 4. House rentals are the second most available accommodation option in Martinique. These properties cost $350 per night, on average, and have an average size of 124 m².
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Discover a holiday rental that fits your needs among the 4,842 fantastic accommodation options from numerous providers in Martinique. By directly analysing these accommodation options, HomeToGo highlights the most economical offers and the highest rated lettings in Martinique.
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Popular Rental Amenities in Martinique
Many travellers are looking for properties with a pool. One-third of the rentals have one in Martinique. Additionally, more Apartment rentals have pools than any other accommodation type. They are an excellent choice if you go in a group of 4, as that is the number of people they can accommodate on average. You could also find and book a holiday letting with a pool near the water, which is the case for most of the properties there. Travellers who are specifically searching for a pet-friendly holiday letting will find Martinique suitable, as many properties are pet-friendly. Also, pet-friendly accommodation options in Martinique have an average price of $250 a night. If you want to stay central, a few of the pet-friendly properties are less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
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Vacation Rental Price Information in Martinique
In the above graph, you will find information on average prices of the holiday lettings & cottages in Martinique. The most expensive dates to travel to Martinique are in February (2/6 - 2/13). The cheapest week is in August (8/28 - 9/4). Prices fall to an average of $245 per night.
Rental Availability Information in Martinique
This graph shows the holiday letting availability rate for the next twelve months. More people travel to Martinique a week in December (12/19 - 12/26). So far, 39% of the rentals are occupied this week. The week with the highest percentage of available lettings is in June (6/5 - 6/12).
A holiday letting in magnificent Martinique, where East meets West
The charming overseas department of France, Martinique stuns first-time visitors with its natural beauty and unique Franco-Caribbean culture. Your seaside holiday cottage or Martinique apartment awaits.
Where to find the best food in Martinique?
Eat, drink, and be merry
Martinican cooking displays a heady mix of French, Caribbean, and African styles where the spicy Antillean chilli is king. Must-have dishes include the ubiquitous Accra fritter made with batter-fried fish, prawns, or vegetables. Another speciality of French origin is the Boudin, a spicy blood sausage.
Sea snail lambis can be savoured fried, grilled, or stewed. If you have a large appetite, opt for Ragoû de Chatrou, a wholesome meal in itself, comprised of octopus, rice, and lentils. For drinks, sugar cane juice and rum are eternal island favourites.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Martinique?
Arts and culture
In Martinique, common stereotypes about French culture are overturned with Zouk music and Afro-Caribbean beats. The architectural structures are, however, quite European. Capital Fort-de-France's landmark early 20th c. buildings include Saint-Louis Cathedral, the Schoelcher Library, and Sacré-Coeur de Balata, a replica of Paris' Montmartre. Another historic gem is the House of Sugar where you'll learn about sugar production and former slavery.
A slice of royal European history awaits at the Pagerie Museum in Trois-Ilets, where Napoleon Bonaparte's wife Josephine was born. The nearby Church of Our Lady of Good-Deliverance of Trois-Îlets was erected in honour of Empress Josephine.
Where are the unique attractions in Martinique?
Nature and beaches
As taxis are expensive, car rentals are the best way to explore Martinique's hidden secrets. Top-rated attractions include the Gorges de la Falaise canyon, and the tobacco town of Macouba, celebrated for its sweeping views over the Dominican Republic. For more sightseeing, pair a visit to the Caravelle Lighthouse with a stop at the nearby ruins of Dubuc Castle.
Finally, Martinique's longest beach, Le Diamant is very popular with body-boarders, snorkellers, and scuba divers. Saint Anne's white sand beaches, most notably the Cove of Trabaud and the Cove Michel complete your Martinican break.
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