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Martinique · Ships call at Fort de France, Martinique
Hottest month, peak hurricane season
September is inside the Atlantic hurricane season. A storm can change a port day or the whole route, so keep your plans here flexible.
Fort-de-France in September is warm and sunny, with average highs around 90°F and lows that rarely dip below 78°F. Rain is uncommon, with only about 5 rainy days expected across the month, ideal for beach days and shore excursions. Hottest month, peak hurricane season.
Crowds are moderate in September, making it a good balance between availability and weather. Pack reef-safe SPF 50+ sunscreen, a hat, and breathable fabrics. The sun at 90°F is intense, especially near the water.
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Sailings that are at sea during September, with the date each one leaves port.
Most ships dock at Pointe Simon in the center of Fort-de-France, about 15 minutes on foot from downtown. Some use the Tourelles terminal, about 1.5 miles out. Martinique Aimé Césaire International Airport is about 7 miles away. There is no airport shuttle, so most passengers take a taxi or their cruise line’s transfer.
The average high temperature in Fort-de-France during September is 90°F, with a low of 78°F.
Fort-de-France typically sees 5 days of rain in September. Hottest month, peak hurricane season.
For a September cruise to Fort-de-France, you should pack lightweight, breathable clothing, swimwear, and sun protection.