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Martinique Travel Facts: The Basics Country: Martinique Where is it?: Caribbean, island between the Caribbean Sea and North Atlantic Ocean, north of Trinidad and Tobago Why do people go here?: France, with a flavor of the West Indies. Martinique has the typical island draws, but with hiking and strong French flavor. What are the main entry points?: Flying [...]
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #16: So Far, So Good – Martinique: Carmen's life these days involves working at the "in" spot in town, with live concerts, jam sessions and an international clientele.
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #17: Delivering – Have you ever tried it? – Martinique: Delivering charter yachts around the Caribbean is a great way to get the most out of your trip to the islands.
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #21: Fugitives – Martinique: There are two kinds of travellers, those who seek adventure and those who escape from home.
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #22: Way Too Tropicalized – Martinique: Martinique is a slice of Europe in the Caribbean. Salaries are those of France and working conditions are good, making relationships with locals easier and longer lasting.
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #23: Zouk – The neverending beat – Martinique: Carmen lists the four criteria you need to be able to enjoy the music and dance of Martinique. Without these, you may want to shoot the radio, or scream out loud.
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #24: Pocospelos – Martinique: A stray puppy with not much hair has to endure a 15 hour flight to come home to Spain with Carmen.
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #15: Calebasse Cafe – Martinique: Carmen has found a new job in a cool cafe, one of Martinique's hot spots. She has a cool boss, a groovy house to live in and life is sweet again.
It’s OK to Travel with a Bathrobe #14: Pardonne moi? – Martinique: Martinique is special, a piece of France lying in the Caribbean. Carmen is getting used to the way of life and is thankful she speaks French.