Martinique car rentals
Cheap car rentals in Martinique
| C$ 38/day | Economy |
| C$ 32/day | Compact |
| C$ 129/day | Intermediate |
| C$ 253/day | Standard |
| C$ 201/day | SUV |
| C$ 36/day | Mini |
| C$ 103/day | Passenger Van |
| C$ 69/day | Supplier choice |
| C$ 88/day | Compact SUV |
| C$ 94/day | Intermediate SUV |
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Top tips for renting a car in Martinique
- You should be aware that legal blood-alcohol levels in Martinique (50 mg) are lower than in many US cities (80 mg), so it is not recommended that you operate a vehicle if you’ve had more than one drink. Radars and speed cameras are in regular use as well, so pay close attention to the speedometer to avoid being ticketed, especially when driving at night.
- When it comes to parking your rental car, you can park almost anywhere in Martinique except in the capital city of Fort de France, where you can find car parks and lots with attendants, which may be more convenient. Street parking is generally free on Sundays, and many hotels will have secured parking lots for client use in most cases.
- From Fort de France, there is a network of highways that connect you to various parts of the island, if you decide to rent a car in Martinique. The N1, N2, and N3 are major roads with access to the northern region of the country. If you wish to drive across to Presqu’ile de la Caravelle, then take the N4 East. To travel to the southern region of the island, the N5 and N6 are the best routes to use.
- Some people who choose to rent a car in Martinique may wish to get a vehicle with a GPS system to help them navigate around the island. If one is not available, a good road map from a gas station should suffice, or you can purchase a local SIM card and make use of Google Maps on your mobile device to find some choice beaches to explore. Wi-Fi tends to be very limited around the Island.
FAQs about renting a car in Martinique
On average a rental car in Martinique costs C$ 83 per day.
Mini (Hyundai i10 or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Martinique.
In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Budget (C$ 40/day), Sixt (C$ 57/day) and Alamo (C$ 63/day).
Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.
On average a rental car in Martinique costs C$ 326 per week (C$ 47 per day).
On average a rental car in Martinique costs C$ 1,397 per month (C$ 47 per day).
All drivers in Martinique must use the right side of the road, and regulations suggest that all passengers must wear seatbelts when the vehicle is engaged. No child under 12 is permitted to ride in the front passenger seat, and all children age 6 and under must use an appropriate car seat. Additionally, there are no toll stations in the country.
In addition to holding a valid driver’s license for over one year, anyone wishing to rent a car in Martinique must be over 21 years of age. All operators under the age of 24 will incur a penalty. Rent a car charges 30 € ($34) for the length of the contract, and any additional drivers can be added to the policy for a flat fee of 25 € ($28).
Expect a liter of gasoline to cost about 1.18 € ($1.34) and a gallon around $5.07. Diesel is the same per liter, but costs about $5.04 per gallon. Credit cards are commonly used in gas stations in the country, but they are not the rule. It’s good to always have some cash on you when filling up the tank.
The speed limit within populated areas is 50 km/h (31 mph), and in regions outside the city it is 90 km/h (about 56 mph). While traveling on the country’s highways, it is permitted to drive at 110 km/h or 68 mph.