Car Hire in Martinque

Compare and book lower cost car rental in Martinique. We also offer a wide range of vehicles, like SUVs, MPVs, jeeps, estates and minibuses, at reduced rates for your next trip.

Sixt have given us good discounted prices, but you still get the same level of service and car quality, including mileage, recovery and roadside assistance.

On the Caribbean island of Martinique, our partners have rental cars in Diamant Hotel, Diamant Mercure Hotel, Fort de France Airport and downtown, Le Marin downtown, Sainte Anne, Schoelcher and Trois Ilets.

We can provide the following hire cars: Renault Twingo, Renault Clio, Renault Megane, Renault Scenic, Peugeot 206 Cabriolet, Renault Leguna and Toyota Minibus.

When booking your vehicle, you need to also consider the unseen costs, such as how much is likely to he held against your card for the local excess deposit, and any possible claims that will be made.

The excess can usually be reduced to zero, or a lower amount, by paying for local insurance on arrival. The alternative are, to either take the risk nobody bumps you in a car park, or purchase excess cover insurance to cover any possible claim.

Then if you need extra drivers, Sat Nav, child seats, tyre chains etc., calculating the total cost can be something of a headache, so we are happy to help ease the mental and financial strain, so just get a quote and tell us what you need, and we will point you in the right direction of your cheapest options.

Mileage can also be a consideration, as more suppliers, like Keddy, have mileage allowances, before you pay for extra distance covered.

This means the cheapest car, may not always be your best option, so if help need, feel free to get an email quote and then ask us a question or two, before booking.

About Martinique

Martinique is a French island set in the Caribbean. Drive your rental car around Martinique and experience the style, music, dance and food. This West Indian spices in it's Caribbean cannot be missed.

Fort de France - Is the capital, but not much sight seeing to be done here, so head for the beaches and inland. A rental car will ensure you never get bored as lots of places to see and visit

What is the currency? - Being part of France, the currency used in Martinique is the Euro.

What to see - Le Marin Street Festival takes place every January. February activities to follow. If like fauna the you will be spoilt for the abundance of flowers, including hibiscus, frangipani and bougainvillea.

To find out more about what going on in Martinique, check the site of Martinique Tourism

10th August 2020

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