Fort-De-France, Martinique Port Reviews

Did a shore excursion to see Mt Pele and the town of St. Pierre that the volcano destroyed in 1902. The drive through the rainforest was pretty.

Didn;t get off

Very clean and modern for a Caribbean island. Very much enjoyed walking around and eventually found a nice French sushi restaurant for a bite to eat. Food and service were very good!

First time being there, was very impressed.

Probably our favorite stop. Took the ferry to a local beach, absolutely wonderful!

This was the best Island of all that we visited. The first taxi we encountered off the ship wanted $250 for a 2-hour tour. If you're looking for an Island tour walk to the end of the tents. We paid $45 each for a 4-hour tour in a new Mercedes van. Our driver and tour guide were excellent.

Our island excursion was on a modern bus with a/c and bottled water for the guests. Went to see Sacred Heart church on the hill, beautiful view, a huge botanical garden, and the Clemon estate and rum factory. Very scenic drive with many sugar cane and banana fields.

This is a French island. Take Euros if you want to buy anything or use credit card.

I had read that the people of this island were not friendly and we found that to be far from the truth. We took a ferry over to Trois Ilet and walked around all the shops and everyone was very friendly. The kids were out of school the day we visited so there we a lot of teenagers running around but it was no big deal. Martinique was a beautiful island. Once we returned from the other part of the island we walked around the city around the port for a bit and then returned to the ship. Great day!

If you wish to see the town great, you can do it on your own. As for the beach we took the ferry to island and was not impressed. If you are a beach enthusiast, don’t bother going, not worth it....