Martinique December |

Why Choose December

December is one of the most appealing times to visit Martinique. The island is warm, bright and wonderfully easy-going, making it a tempting escape from the colder, darker days in the United Kingdom. Daytime temperatures usually sit around 28°C, while sea temperatures remain inviting for swimming, snorkelling and lazy afternoons beside the water.

There can still be a brief tropical shower, but December generally offers plenty of sunshine and comfortable conditions for exploring. It is also the start of the island’s drier season, so you can plan beach time, boat trips and sightseeing with confidence. An all-inclusive holiday makes the experience even simpler, with meals, drinks and plenty of relaxation arranged in advance.

Caribbean Holidays, Martinique December, A stylish Martinique all-inclusive resort beside a tropical beach, with a swimming pool, sun loungers and guests enjoying a relaxed December holiday

All-Inclusive Ease

All-inclusive resorts in Martinique are ideal if you want a holiday that feels straightforward from the moment you arrive. After settling in, you can enjoy breakfast without rushing, spend the day by the pool or beach, and return to a choice of meals without having to search for restaurants every evening.

Many resorts offer watersports, entertainment and activities, so there is usually something for couples, families and groups of friends. You can be as active or as relaxed as you like. Perhaps start with a swim, take a walk along the coast, and finish the day with a rum cocktail as the sun goes down.

Caribbean Holidays, Martinique December, Colourful Fort-de-France street scene in December with French Caribbean architecture, market stalls, local produce and visitors exploring

Explore Martinique

Although it is easy to stay close to your resort, Martinique rewards anyone who ventures out. Fort-de-France has a lively market, historic buildings and a distinctly French-Caribbean character. Browse stalls filled with spices, tropical fruit and local snacks, then pause for a coffee or a simple Creole lunch.

For a change of scenery, head towards the island’s green northern interior, where volcanic landscapes and forested slopes create a striking contrast with the beaches. The south is known for attractive bays and clear water, while smaller coastal villages offer a slower glimpse of everyday island life. Hiring a car or joining an organised excursion can help you see more without taking the stress out of your holiday.

Caribbean Holidays, Martinique December, A Martinique sunset over the Caribbean Sea, with palm silhouettes, warm evening light and holidaymakers relaxing on a beach

A Relaxed Festive Break

Christmas in Martinique combines familiar festive warmth with a laid-back Caribbean setting. Resorts may arrange special meals, music and seasonal celebrations, while the island’s towns and villages often have their own local events. It is a lovely option if you want Christmas to feel different without giving up comfort.

Whether you spend your days swimming in clear water, discovering Martinique’s food and culture or simply reading beside the pool, December offers a well-balanced escape. Choose an all-inclusive Martinique holiday and you can enjoy the island’s sunshine, hospitality and scenery with fewer decisions to make along the way.