Visiting the southern Caribbean island of Martinique and the country’s largest town and chief port, Fort-de-France, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The best way to do this is by planning a cruise from one of the many Florida ports.
Florida, known as “The Sunshine State,” is also a top-ranked holiday destination in its own right. With so much to do in Florida, it’s worth spending a few days there before or after your cruise. As a sun, sea, and sand location, Florida attracts all kinds of travelers, from partygoers to retirees, nature lovers, thrill seekers, and even foodies, not to mention beachgoers and water sports enthusiasts. Explore some of Florida’s busy, modern cities, quiet beach towns, and beautiful natural areas.
If you’re thinking about taking a cruise from Florida with a stop in Fort-de-France, Martinique, you have four ports to choose from: Miami, Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Tampa, and Port Canaveral (Orlando). Whichever departure port you choose on your journey from Florida to the South Caribbean island of Martinique, with multiple stops in all kinds of different ports, you’ll be greeted by sandy white beaches, tropical weather, lush green landscapes, and colorful cultures.
So, if you want a vacation that is both exciting and restful, with a layover in Martinique, choose one of the cruises that depart from Florida.
Find your next cruise to Martinique from Florida’s ports:
Martinique is a mountainous Caribbean island in the Lesser Antilles. It is a French overseas territory with a distinct culture…
