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You'll get along a lot more easily in Martinique if you are proficient in the French language. Even if you sound clumsy speaking it, people definitely appreciate the effort you have made to learn about their culture!
Try to get off the beaten track, and visit places that are not 'touristy'. Although a village, cafe or shop may look uninviting to the average tourist, your custom will be welcomed, and you will usually find people and staff very helpful.
Beside that 'coutume' of wearing their 'coiffure' differently according to their status as a woman, there are many nice uses in this country. The creole language and the cuisine are also interesting. If you show poeple that you are not from France they will be showing a great sense of hospitality.
a korean family in Martinique..they live in Paris, France, and the pics was taken by me, ...i'm italian...oh boy! the world is big!
*do... *mingle with the local birds... *and the parrots too....*heheheh*
Visit the basket weaving workshop.
Visit a rum distillery and sample the rum.
There is hardly any English spoken there. Leave the English behind instead French or Creole can work. Pa parle anglais.
Be careful if you use the circlular sign of 'OK' with you thumb and finger, it may be taken offensivly as in France it means worthless.
It is important to remember that it is impolite to wear swimwear around the island except on or near the beaches. It is similarly inappropriate for women to wear shorts when shopping.
Pierre & Vacances Martinique
2 Reviews and 115 Opinions nice hotel beach..near to the village beautiful room good entertainment
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