How much does food cost in Martinique?

An average meal costs €15-30. Beer costs €3-5. Coffee costs €2-3. Service is included; rounding up is enough

Which side of the road do they drive on in Martinique?

In Martinique, people drive on the right side. The best navigation apps are Google Maps, Waze.

eSIM for Martinique

Q: What are the emergency numbers in Martinique?

Police: 17, Ambulance: 15, Fire: 18.

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Mobile internet in Martinique

Planning a trip to Martinique? An eSIM gives you mobile internet the moment you land. You can choose from 24 data bundles from €10.99, with sizes ranging from 1 GB to 20 GB. Need a lot of data? Unlimited bundles are available too.

In Martinique your eSIM connects to local networks such as Iliad/Free and Digicel Antilles Françaises Guyane, with fast 4G where available.

How much data you need depends mostly on what you do while travelling. For navigation, WhatsApp and the occasional scroll through social media, 1 to 3 GB is usually plenty for a short trip. The smallest bundle for Martinique starts at 1 GB, so you never pay for more than you need. If you stream a lot of video or share photos every day, pick a larger bundle or an unlimited option.

An eSIM saves you your provider's steep roaming fees and the hassle of buying a local SIM when you land. Your phone number keeps working for WhatsApp and texts while the eSIM handles the internet. Activation takes a few minutes via the QR code in your email.

Data Plans

Choose Your Martinique eSIM Plan

1 GB Data

Valid for 7 days

€10.99

€1.57/dag

2 GB Data

Valid for 15 days

€15.99

€1.07/dag

3 GB Data

Valid for 30 days

€21.99

€0.73/dag

5 GB Data

Valid for 30 days

€35.99

€1.20/dag

10 GB Data

Valid for 30 days

€65.99

€2.20/dag

20 GB Data

Valid for 30 days

€108.99

€3.63/dag

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Travel Tips

Travel Tips for Martinique

Getting Around

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Public Transport

Good public transport with buses. Car rental available. Ferry services between islands. Walking popular in Fort-de-France.

Payments

EUR (Euro) is the local currency. Cards widely accepted, contactless preferred. ATMs available. Cash useful for small purchases.

Essential Apps

Download Google Maps for navigation. Local transport apps available. International apps work well. WhatsApp for communication.

Electrical Plug Type

Type C220-240V50Hz

Two round pins

You need a travel adapter for your devices.

Currency Information

Local Currency:

1.00 €(EUR)

Euro

💡 Tip: Check current exchange rates before exchanging money

💳 Credit cards often offer better exchange rates than cash exchange

Time Zone

Coverage

Network Information

Network Partners

Iliad/Free

2G3G4G

Digicel Antilles Françaises Guyane

2G3G4G

Network coverage and speeds may vary by location.

Easy Installation

Install your eSIM in minutes. Scan the QR code or use the manual details provided after purchase. Activate upon arrival at your destination.

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Connectivity

WiFiAvailable in cities

WiFi in hotels and restaurants. French territory

Mobile networkGood

Good coverage across the island. Uses French networks

Travel Advice

Security risks

De kleurcode van het reisadvies voor Martinique is geel. U kunt erheen reizen.

Source: Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs · 20 April 2026Read full advice →

Practical Travel Information

Costs & Money

Average meal:€15-30

Beer:€3-5

Coffee:€2-3

Tipping:Service is included; rounding up is enough

Cash vs Card:Cards accepted widely, cash useful at markets and food trucks

Emergency Numbers

Police:17

Ambulance:15

Fire:18

Driving & Navigation

Drive on:Right side

Best apps:Google Maps, Waze

Parking:Pay-and-display in Fort-de-France; free parking near most beaches

Language & Communication

Main languages:French

English level:Low

Key phrase:Bonjour! (Hello!)

Local Insider Tips

•This is the EU with euros and French plugs, but confirm your eSIM covers the French Caribbean
•Rent a car to reach the northern rainforest and southern beaches; buses are slow
•Try a ti-punch and fresh accras, and shop the Saturday markets in Fort-de-France

Important Disclaimer

This information is for general guidance only. Prices, emergency numbers, and other details may change. Always verify critical information, especially emergency numbers, from official government sources. Information current as of 2026-06.

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