
Attractions include Fort-de-France and the ruined St. Pierre, destroyed by a volcano in 1902.

Martinique beach vacations fall into the category of Caribbean islands that Hollywood loves.

Fort-de-France visitors will find it does not have quite the same flash as other Caribbean cruise ports.
Martinique's shore excursions center around the island's dense rainforests and unique French-Creole culture.

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Visitors to Martinique don't have to dive too deep to find a great meal. This tiny Caribbean island features sophisticated dining restaurants, fun beach bars and lively night spots.
U.S. citizens require passports to travel to Martinique, but visas are generally not required for visitors planning to remain for up to 90 days.

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