how to get to martinique
how to get to martinique
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Cruise<br />
Entry requirements for cruiseship<br />
<strong>to</strong>urists<br />
Passengers in the following situations may enter<br />
Martinique without a visa: European Economic<br />
Community (EEC) citizens; non-EEC citizens who<br />
hold a valid Schengen visa delivered in France, or a<br />
valid residence permit issued by one of the European<br />
Union member states, one of the EEC states or<br />
Switzerland, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, or a<br />
valid residence permit issued in Canada, Japan or<br />
the United States of America. The rules according<br />
<strong>to</strong> general law apply <strong>to</strong> crew members. Passengers<br />
and crew members who do not meet the above<br />
conditions may not leave the ship.<br />
Port Infrastructure<br />
1 Pointe Simon Cruise Terminal<br />
Two berth wharf: East berth: 305 m<br />
West berth: 220 m – Draft: 10 m<br />
Wharf height: 3.56 m<br />
2 Water ferries wharfs<br />
Multimodal station (Ferries and share taxis)<br />
3 West Dock (inter-island harbor station)<br />
With a capacity for 1000 passengers<br />
Length: 160m – Draft: 7m<br />
4 Dry Dock<br />
Ship repairs<br />
Length: 200 m – Width: 23 m – Draft: 8 m<br />
5 The Grands Cargos quay<br />
Cruise traffic and conventional general cargo<br />
Length: 180 m – Draft: 9 m<br />
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