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Petit Martinique island in the Grenadines (0 viewing) 
Seasons: the dry season usually runs from January to May. The rainy season, or locally called “green season”, arrives in patches throughout the other months, though prolonged rain is unusual.Hurricanes can occur in the Caribbean between June and October, but are rare in the Grenadines.
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Petit Martinique island in the Grenadines 1 Year, 1 Month ago  
Petite Martinique is very small with less than a thousand people and located about 3 miles east of the north end of Carriacou. The East Coast of this volcanic island is rocky and totally uninhabited.Language: English; though some local patois derived from French and African languages may be heard.

Currency: the eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$) is the official currency.
It is tied to the us dollar at approx. us$1.00 = EC$2.68. US-Dollars are widely accepted.

Temperature: the year round average is in the low to mid eighties (80-85F; 27-32C).The sea is always warm for swimming.
Electricity: is 220 volts/50 Hz. AC transformers/adapters may be needed to fit the British type 13 amp, 3 pin sockets.

Health: Carriacou has a small hospital – call 443 7400 - a doctor is always available. Advanced medical care is available on Grenada, Barbados and Martinique.

Clothing: light casual clothes are the norm.It should be remembered that swimsuits or brief beachwear worn around the town might offend local people.
On Carriacou & Petite Martinique a variety of accommodations is offered that will suit your particular budget and needs. Compared to the mainland Grenada there are no "All-Inclusive"- Hotels or Hotels with more than 30 rooms: You can choose from intimate hotels and inns , guesthouses, self-catering appartments, cottages or even villas with house staff if desired. Lodgings are sprinkled throughout the island(s), some tucked away in very special hideaways and most with scenic views. All have modern conveniences and each has a special flavour of its own created by proud owners both foreign and local.
 
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