Cruise ports in Martinique

Practical basics

• Currency

  Euro — Martinique is part of France and the European Union

• Language

  French is official; Martinican Creole is widely spoken. Less English here than at other Caribbean calls.

• Time zone

  Atlantic Standard Time (UTC−4), no daylight saving

• Getting ashore

  1 port with a berth, 0 where ships tender

Drawn from the individual port guides below. Currency, language and berthing can differ between ports in the same country, so the detail that matters is on each port's own page.

Every Martinique cruise port

• Martinique

  Ships dock · 7–9 hours

  A French department in the Caribbean — euros, baguettes and road signs from metropolitan France, under a volcano that destroyed a city in 1902.

Regions Martinique sits in

• Southern Caribbean

  7–10 nights · Sails year-round, busiest November – April

  The ABC islands, Barbados and the Windwards — the driest, most culturally distinct corner of the Caribbean.

Other countries with cruise ports

• Antigua and Barbuda 1 port
• Aruba 1 port
• Bahamas 9 ports
• Barbados 1 port
• Belize 2 ports
• Bonaire 1 port
• British Virgin Islands 1 port
• Canada 1 port
• Cayman Islands 1 port
• Croatia 2 ports
• Curaçao 1 port
• Dominica 1 port
• France 2 ports
• Greece 5 ports
• Grenada 1 port
• Guadeloupe 1 port
• Honduras 1 port
• Italy 5 ports
• Jamaica 3 ports
• Malta 1 port
• Mexico 8 ports
• Montenegro 1 port
• Puerto Rico 1 port
• Sint Maarten 1 port
• Spain 2 ports
• St. Kitts and Nevis 1 port
• St. Lucia 1 port
• St. Vincent and the Grenadines 1 port
• Turkey 2 ports
• United States 6 ports
• US Virgin Islands 3 ports