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French West Indies

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French West Indies

Term for the group of French islands in the Lesser Antilles, comprising Martinique, Guadeloupe, Marie-Galante, Iles des Saintes, La Désirade, St Barthélémy, and part of St Martin.



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If you''re looking for a taste of Paris alongside a bit of tropical sunshine, turn to Martinique and the other French West Indies.
SeaDream Yacht Club has cut the cost of a Caribbean cruise through the French West Indies and Virgin Islands in November from pounds 4,590 to pounds 2,025, while Viking River Cruises offers 'Imperial Jewels of China' trips from pounds 2,135 - reduced by pounds 1,000.
Yet the French West Indies are much richer than their neighbours in the Caribbean, with which they have few economic, political or cultural links.
 
 
 
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