The main religion in Martinique is Catholicism. But you can also find many people who are Adevntist of the Seventh Day (kinda protestant christian denomination) and Baptists. Those two last are religions very widespread in the West Indies and to the Afro-American people.

the same as in France

Barbados , to the southeast, is the only Caribbean island east of Martinique. Due east but 2500 miles away are the Cape Verde Islands off the coast of Africa .

Martinique temperatures during the daytime average in the mid 80s Fahrenheit year round , according to the World Weather Organization .

They vary only a few degrees each month.

The islands receives more rain than the average Caribbean destination.

The lowest level of rainfall occurs from February through April, when it experiences about three to four inches of rain per month.

It receives the most rain from August through November, when it averages about 10 inches a month.

It rains 20 days a month from July through October.

It represents a french vessel

you can swim with tamed sting rays and you can feed them.and you can go to the beach too. and the triniday is a fun festival to go to. Its a good place to go for vacation.

la Martinique is a French island in the Carribbean. It was discovered by Christopher Columbus who named it after the name it had among the locals at the time, Madidina, the island of flowers.

Nearly everybody speaks French in La Martinique. This is the official language, taught in schools and used in businesses, administrations, etc... In addition, a large proportion of people also use Creole French, a spoken language derived from French.

la Martinique is a French region, not a country. The noun is feminine.