The rainforests, the volcano, the rum, the flavour. There’s nowhere within the Caribbean fairly like Martinique, whether or not you’re visiting the Napa Valley of Caribbean Rum or taking a culinary voyage by a few of the most fascinating delicacies within the area.
Now, it’s getting even simpler to fly to the French Caribbean division of Martinique, with expanded service on regional service Winair, which is predicated in St Maarten.
Starting Nov. 15, Winair is ready to function new flights between Martinique and 4 totally different islands: St Maarten, Saint Lucia, Barbados and Dominica.
St Maarten is, unsurprisingly, the supply of most flights, with six complete flights every week between the 2 islands.
However Winair can be including connectivity from Martinique to Dominica with two weekly frequencies; Barbados, with two frequencies, and Saint Lucia, additionally with two.
The brand new flights will “undoubtedly strengthen Martinique’s place as a first-rate vacation spot within the Caribbean,” Martinique Tourism Authority President Benedicte di Geronimo informed Caribbean Journal.
Martinique’s airport officers have been working to enhance the island’s connections to the remainder of the area (and the US, which has common flights on American Airways from Miami), in line with Nathalie Sebastien, CEO of Martinique’s Aime Cesaire Worldwide Airport, in a press release to Caribbean Journal.
“This new vacation spot launch is in keeping with our coverage of restoring connectivity between Martinique and the neighboring Caribbean islands,” she stated.
