Fort-de-France
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The prefecture of Martinique has a small historic centre, though it is not a major tourist hotspot.

Overview of Fort-de-France

The prefecture of Martinique has a small historic centre, though it is not a major tourist hotspot.

Key facts

  • Type de lieu: city.
  • Intérêt touristique: (worth a stop if you are in the area).
  • Localisation:
  • Distances:
  • Heure locale: Heure : Fort-de-France.
  • Population: 82,502 inhabitants (2015).
  • Superficie: 44.21 km².
  • Altitude: from 0 to 1,070 m.

History of Fort-de-France

What to see in Fort-de-France

What to do in Fort-de-France

Climate and weather

Sea temperature throughout the year

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Transport

Getting there

Getting around

Accommodation

Eating

Useful addresses

Nearby

Nearby places of interest around Fort-de-France:

Jardin de Balata, Martinique
Balata Garden
A private botanical garden a few kilometres from Fort-de-France.
Le François, Martinique
Le François
On the east coast, the town is protected by a coral reef with beautiful marine life that can be explored by boat or diving. You can also visit Habitation Clément, a former sugar plantation.
Le Robert, Martinique
Le Robert
A charming town on the east coast with opportunities for sea excursions.
Les Trois-ilets, Martinique
Les Trois-Îlets
On the southern side of Fort-de-France Bay and connected to the prefecture by ferries, the town is geared towards tourism with its beaches, water activities, diving clubs, and a bit of nightlife.
Trace Route
This is a scenic route of about thirty kilometers starting from Fort-de-France, which can also be explored on foot via parallel hiking trails.
Schoelcher
The locality borders Fort-de-France. You can swim at its beaches.

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