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Martinique and Guadeloupe are France in the Caribbean: euros, croissants, volcano hikes, and rum distilleries, alongside beaches that rival any in the region. Martinique is compact and elegant, with Mont Pelée and the white sands of Les Salines; Guadeloupe is a butterfly-shaped pair — Grande-Terre for beaches, Basse-Terre for rainforest. Fond Travels packages your flights from the US with a hotel on either island and books it by phone.

What a Martinique & Guadeloupe package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Fort-de-France (FDF) or Pointe-à-Pitre (PTP), typically via Miami or San Juan
  • Beach resorts in Les Trois-Îlets (Martinique), hotels at Le Gosier or Saint-François (Guadeloupe), guesthouses on Les Saintes
  • Airport transfers, rental cars (recommended), and inter-island ferry add-ons
  • Excursions: Mont Pelée and the ruins of Saint-Pierre, Les Anses-d'Arlet snorkeling, Carbet Falls, La Soufrière, the Cousteau Reserve at Pigeon Island

Best time to go

December–May is the dry season and the most comfortable for hiking. June–November is wetter, with the highest hurricane risk from August to October.

Popular itineraries

  • Martinique week: Les Trois-Îlets beach base with day trips to Saint-Pierre and Mont Pelée
  • Guadeloupe week: Grande-Terre beaches, a Basse-Terre rainforest day, a ferry to Les Saintes
  • Two-island trip: 4 nights on each, linked by a short flight or ferry

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FAQs

Yes, US citizens need a valid passport; no visa is needed for short tourist stays in these French territories — ask us about current requirements.

French is the main language, and English is less common than on other islands. Hotels and tour operators generally manage, and a few French phrases go a long way.

The euro. Credit cards are widely accepted; US dollars generally are not.

Martinique for a compact, elegant stay with easy day trips; Guadeloupe for more variety — beaches, rainforest, and offshore islands. Or do both in one trip.