Martinique / Banks
Banks are open for exchange Mon-Fri, 7.30am-12 midday and 2.30pm-4pm. They are closed on public holidays and weekends. Banks generally require customers to show their passport and air ticket when converting foreign dollars, particularly when converting Euros back to your home currency.
Banks in Martinique include Banque des Antilles Françaises, Banque Nationale de Paris, Banque Populaire, Crédit Mutuel and Crédit Agricole. ATMs are available at most bank branches and at the airport. They work on the chip and pin system so cards issued in the US may not work.
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Looking for inspiration?
- Visit the historic town and former capital, Saint-Pierre, at the foot of te volcano, Mont Pelee
- Take a ferry to Pointe du Bout ad Trois-Ilets and visit the birthplace of Empress Josephine
- Go shopping in Fort-de-France and experience its variety of shops from expensive French perfume at Roger Albert to the busy indoor market
- Hire a car for a scenic drive north through pineapple plantations and the dramatic rainforest
- Enjoy an evening of traditional folk dancing

