Martinique Island - Walking in Fort-de-France the Capital 2017 4K (1/2)
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2017
- In the video I am in the French Island in the Caribbean called Martinique. I am in Fort-de-France the capital, and I walk from the ferry terminal to the middle of the city.
Dans la vidéo, je suis dans l'île française aux Caraïbes appelée Martinique. Je suis à Fort-de-France la capitale, et je marche du terminal de ferry au milieu de la ville.
En el video estoy en la isla francesa en el Caribe llamada Martinica. Estoy en Fort-de-France, la capital, y camino desde la terminal del ferry hasta el centro de la ciudad.
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You don't need money. You need open minded ideas. Show stuff everybody wants to know but don't dare to talk about. The money will come along ....
So glad you don't put music with your videos. I like hearing the actual sounds of the places.
Great video!!!! Thanks so much for these images!
This place seems beautiful, its just divine. I can't wait to visit someday!!
Be ready to get ripped-off
@@chrisswhites757 how so?
Stupid France
Sunday in Fort de France . Love it !
I love it !! very clean city !!
I saw so many other people made videos but yours are the best
Thank you so much! You're doing Google Earth's work for them! Can you imagine they haven't covered Guadeloupe and Martinique yet? It's only thanks to your videos that we can finally see the islands in "street view"!
Great video
I want to visit here so badly. Beautiful country.
come during the carnival season! very busy and full of people. locals and tourist alike! also there's plenty of activities in trois ilet.....scuba diving, parasailing,beach activities,hiking,horse back riding! also visit the museums and learn the history! also weekdays they close early as you can see....malls close around 7....but there's restaurants and bbq houses late at night and of course the club....there's a couple down there.
Thanks for the information. I should have rented a car there and stayed longer. I rented a car in Guadeloupe, and I was able to see more of Guadeloupe. Having a car in Martinique would have been a good idea.
Richard's World Traveler yes. however traffic is terrible around 730 to 10am and 3 to 6pm...yes you kinda have to mingle with the locals...or the tourist desk and department of tourism is right across each other...and gotta make plans ahead to keep busy! but try the carnival days! it's pretty fun and lots of pics!
Being mobile is always the best. You can do horizontal activities if you want a keep in shape. Better than walking !!
Obg por postar o vídeo sou do Brasil e gostaria de conhecer o lugar
Nice 👍🏽
It's a pretty calm city.
Cleaner than Paris I know
thanks for the views but no explanation of their customs travel tips at all?
how long do you ste in a country
so when are you coming. to cuba. mr. Video! man .we have a lot here too for the world. to see
Please go to Ghana to film.👌😉
I had never heard of this place before today...Watching a show on tv today has me ready to come visit....But I wanna know more about the local people and how they feel about visitors.
Rick Joneshy Hi I’m Nick I’m from Martinique, you can ask me anything and I’ll respond to the best of my abilities.
They feel very normally as it is very touristic
@@gaidenboxer9012 : How much is the monthly rent for a two bedroom apartment?
@@cyntiaangelie8157 it really depends on the area. It goes from 600€ to 1200€. The center part of the island (FDF, Lamentin, Ducos) would be the more expensive ones. Countryside is cheaper and you can get houses for the price of flats in the center. Trinité, Robert are cheaper but there is much less happening there. It really depends on the kind of lifestyle you wish to have.
@@gaidenboxer9012 how easy is it to get around? Do public transport take you everywhere you want to go? How difficult is it for English speakers to get along there? What are some tips for first time visitors?
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I think Martinique is much nicer than Guadeloupe.
I think you might have something personal here. Anyways I should have seen more of Martinique. I only seen 2 areas. Where I stayed was very nice. I didn't like the capital very much though. I ended up talking to more of the locals in Guadeloupe and rented a car there. Guadeloupe does seem more 'simple'. But the people in Guadeloupe are extremely friendly. I think they get less foreigners visting in Guadeloupe. People in Guadeloupe seemed surprised to see an American walking around. In Martinique they didn't think anything about it.
Thanks Richard, I was just giving an observation. I found Martinique to be the more expensive of the two, that's for sure. Your videos are great, keep them coming!
it's just different. not one better than the other.
What's the cheapest transfer to get from airport to fort de france center?
The TCSP (It’s a kind of train).
@@elsasvenski1566 no its not WTF😁😁.... Its a bus designed as a train.
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Here's a video showing the streets of Fort-de-France city, at night 👍 :
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What do you mean "...in the Caribbean they don't have many laws..."? That's wrong and terribly misleading.
Reminds me of New Orleans only cleaner lol❤😂
Please make a video on nightlife please
I went to some places and there was not much going on really. I was told there were some discos, but they were quite far away. Also, this is low season. In December there should be a lot more people.
There's nothing much after 18h00 here.
For nightlife tips check out: www.onegirl-oneworld.com/guide-to-martinique/
Where are the people? The place looks so empty like a ghost town.
@Pierre DUMONT Thanks for the info
Lol in the Caribbean they don’t have too many laws but wtf 😝. Dude just google it . You check whatever island in the Caribbean and they all have laws . My god lol 😆
From minutes 6:00 there's no difference with el Conde the colonial zone in Dominican republic
Which should not be too surprizing ;)
The Caribbean doesn't have too many laws? LOL!
If I said that, I probably shouldn't have. Because this Island and a few others are actually France, and has the French laws. But, on Guadeloupe I see there are a lot of things going on there that are probably illegal, but tolerated. Guadeloupe has lots and lots of Latina 'working ladies' and they aren't exactly hiding. I didn't see that on the other french islands or French Guiana though.
I see. I think years ago many of these Caribbean Islanders were Christians, law abiding people. They mostly knew their neighbors but things are and have been changing. Things are costly, the economies are very snail pace growth and the Columbians are on some of the islands pushing drugs. etc.
ok lets get one thing straight then you can call yourself a world traveller; capital city of Guadeloupe; Martinique anf french guiana is PARIS the cities you mention ; Cayenne; Fort de France et pointe a pitre sont des prefectures
no they are not. Cayenne; Fort de France et pointe a pitre are indeed the capital cities of each place. even tho they are still french colonies.
@@lv6524 huh no not really they are departement and territories they each have a seat in the french assembly Please do not argue with a French in that matter lol Oh and a prefecture is NOT a capital city :-)
@@lv6524 Martinique Prefecture is Fort de France Guadeloupe is Bouillante French guyana is Cayenne, La reunion s St Denis, Mayotte is mamoudzou Nouvelle Caledonie is Noumea
oh and I forgot st pierre et miquelon et Papeete
Eric Ropars la Martinique et les DOM-TOM sont des colonies elle en ont toute les caractéristiques sociaux économiques.
De l’agriculture monoculture intensive de banane d’exportation ultra subventionnée à l’administration par une métropole et à l’importation de l’essentiel des produits de première nécessité.
La république a changé les noms mais pas la nature. Donc oui c’est une colonie.
I discovered this country after i saw a pornstar called Addison came from there.
You are cute
Follow the Blonde girl, ha ha.
You caught me! I seen lots of blondes there.
What's so special about having hair that's the colour of dead plant matter?
LOOKED PRETTY DESOLATE.
Yeah, this has happened to me a lot lately. I think I need to go much earlier. People seem to close up and go home early. This might be one of those places that is very active if a cruise ship is in.
C'EST DIMANCHE
Peu importe, Ca doit faire dure n' importe quand. I had no idea it was so boring. An other destination better to avoided. I don't like saturated countries but dead ones not better.Thanks for sharing. Hope you get money doing those reviews. Otherwise, i am sorry you're wasting your money.
one day in a sunday is a dominical day, your in france, in each provincial town in Metropole, people are inside of their home, lol sorry for my english
Toutefois Bon Dimanche ;)
Si ca veut dire qu'ils sont encore stupidement religieux, c' est pas mieux.
Dang, why is the architecture so crusty looking, like a city out of Mexico?
France send so much money to our politicians but they kinda eat the money,but look at Marseille in France it's more crusty and bad,and Mexico have good sides and modern
@@solarium7887Are you from Martinique?
@@MrWeitblick yes
@@solarium7887 Very nice. I was on Vacation at Curaçao some weeks ago. I’m interested about the Difference between these two beautiful islands.
@@MrWeitblick Martinique is a French overseas region, integrated into France and the EU.
We speaks French, it's reflect a rich blend of French and African cultures. The economy is based on agriculture, especially banana cultivation, and tourism. Its cuisine features Creole flavors with an emphasis on seafood and tropical fruits. We are more than 375,000.
The city doesn't look original in my opinion. It looks like it was build by the French and not the locals.
Bro it was built by the French; it's an overseas territory of France, u ignorant bastard..smh
All the locals are french
lol maybe because it's French and people living there are French 😂😂😂
Why do those who don't know about a place like to give judgment. The place shown here is Fort-de-France, "the capital" so it makes sense that it looks like that. But the further one gets from the capital there are typical Martinican houses and flowers EVERYWHERE (moreover one of the Arawak names of Martinique means the island of flowers or Jounacaëra which means the iguana island because in the city center there are iguanas). And breathtaking landscapes. I plan to open an Instagram account to pay tribute to this island so I will let you know if you are interested.
@Blackà Đønz Firstly, it is not a colony but a French department since 1946 like Paris and Martinique is also part of the European Union. When you go to Martinique it's like going to France, it's the same rules, the same laws, the services ... But it's not the same culture. The inhabitants of Martinique are French but by their culture not.
is this island still colonized by french???? gosh!!!!
You know!that is what they do best
Nop we are part of France
France is our country
France is our home
Not it is not colonized by France. It is France.
@@omineol9897 je pense que tous ces gens qui disent " ahh colonisation, colonisation" ce sont juste des jaloux de notre pays , notre diversité raciale, culturelle, géographique, notre nature etc.. on est tous Français 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾🤘🏿🇫🇷 soyons-en fier
@@kyrylosukhopara4946 C'est exactement ça ! En revanche ça ne gêne personne que les Canaries appartiennent à l'Espagne après qu'ils aient exterminé les autochtones de l'archipel...
Ugly place .....
sorry the only thing ugly is your face !
Like ur face lol