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Make it your own!SECTION 1 : EDITORIALDEAR CRUISE EXECUTIVEAND FRIEND OFTHE CRUISE INDUSTRY,On behalf of the Martinique Tourism Authority and theMartinique Chamber of Commerce and Industry, we areboth delighted to present this useful guide to Martinique’scruise facilities and services.This decision-making tool clearly refl ects our widelysharedendeavors to meet our cruise industry partners’needs and provide them with the most updatedinformation on our destination.In this brochure you will find information on:of our ships’ calls. process between Aimé Césaire InternationalAirport and Tourelles Cruise Terminal forhomeporting traffi c. alternatives for deluxe boutique cruise ships. remain,Karine ROY-CAMILLEChairmanMartinique Tourism AuthorityManuel BAUDOUINChairmanMartinique Chamber ofCommerce & Industryand Martinique AirportFrantz THODIARDChairmanMartinique Airport Directorate

AN AMAZING DIVERSITY by its incredible biodiversity and its extraordinary cultural inducted into the club of the most beautiful bays in the word,Diamond Rock which used be the site for fi erce battles and very popular multistage sailing regatta exclusively run inMartinique, all have been presented to be listed as heritageMARTINIQUE’S RUMS,THE BEST IN THE WORLDlabel «appellation d’origine contrôlée,» previously reservedrum distilleries welcome visitors for sampling their product.CURRENCY : also be found throughout the island. All major credit cardsare accepted.CRUISE LINES SCHEDULED TO CALL INMARTINIQUE IN 2012 – 2013TOP NOTCH INFRASTRUCTURES Drinkable tap water!ENTRY FORMALITIES FOR CRUISE VISITORS DURING STOPOVERauthorized to disembark in Martinique without a visa.of America.AVAILABLE ACCOMMODATION

HOMEPORTING IN MARTINIQUESECTION 3 : HOMEPORTING IN MARTINIQUEINAUGURATED IN 1995 AND MANAGED BY“SOCIÉTÉ AÉROPORT MARTINIQUE AIMÉCÉSAIRE” COMPANY, MARTINIQUE’S “AIMÉCÉSAIRE” INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IS IDEALLYLOCATED ON THE PLAIN OF LAMENTIN, FIFTEENMINUTES FROM TOURELLES HOMEPORT. INTHE AIRPORT TERMINAL, CRUISE PASSENGERSARRIVING BY CHARTER OR REGULAR FLIGHTSWILL BENEFIT FROM A SPECIFIC TREATMENT.Charter flights baggage handling watertight sealed and labeled. These containers areloaded into secured trucks directly on the airport tarmac.If the containers are not available, the baggage is loadeddirectly into secured vans under the close supervision ofa security agent. In any case, seals are put either on thecontainers or baggage vans doors.agent or a representative of the cruise line.Customs at random.not broken, the containers can be loaded directly onto the vessel.by security at the Tourelles Cruise Terminal.Baggage handling at end of cruiseAt end of cruise, the passengers’ baggage is transferredfrom Tourelles Cruise Terminal to Aimé Césaire InternationalAirport. Once at airport, it is dropped in the check-in areaand watched by a security agent.Once arrived at airport passengers will pick up their luggagefor individual check-in with their airline.

SECTION 4 : CENTRAL PORT AREACENTRAL PORT AREAFacilities dedicatedto cruise traffic:1 Pointe Simon Terminal :Central Port Area5 Annexes Quay 6 Grand Cargos Quay 7 Tourelles Quay facing seaward : 8 Tourelles Cruise Terminal “Tourelles” Cruise Terminal :The spot of choice for homeport cruises

Revamping the cruise terminalAuthority to ease up the passenger fl ow and improve operations.Processing of passengersboarding locallyProcessing of in transit passengersServices available production, imported goods, fl owers, water, fruits, Martinique: perfumes, champagne, wines, logistics clearance terminals are mostly bilingual and have been giventourism training. They offer customized excursions.TAXIS RATES (2 kms):

POINTE SIMON CRUISE TERMINALSECTION 5 : POINTE SIMON CRUISE TERMINALLOCATED RIGHT DOWNTOWN, POINTE SIMONCRUISE TERMINAL IS DEDICATED TO CRUISE SHIPS INTRANSIT.THE PIER IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING EXTENSIONWORKS TO ACCOMMODATE OASIS-OF-THE-SEASTYPE (GENESIS CLASS) SHIPS. THE EXTENSION ISSLATED FOR DELIVERY BY MID DECEMBER 2012.The extension works consist in: Increasing the surface area of the platformIn order to be able to receive larger numbers of cruise passengers Strengthening the berthingIn order to receive larger ships, the berthing front will be strengthenedand by increasing its capability to absorb berthing energy.Two berthing dolphins are planned upstream and downstreamfrom the existing berthing front. These berthing dolphins have twoAn additional berthing dolphin will also be built on the auxiliary dock side, to accommodate ships

Strengthening the mooringIn addition to the bollards present on the new berthing dolphins, thepier will also feature two additional mooring dolphins. One will beintended for mooring the largest cruise ships. docking more convenient on the main pier.Pointe Simon Cruise Terminal is located next to:ServicesExtensionby mid december 2012

Make it your own!DRY DOCK : NAVAL REPAIR ANDMAINTENANCE CENTERCONSTRUCTED IN 1868, FORT-DE-FRANCE DRYDOCKIS LOCATED IN THE WEST SECTOR OF THE PORT, FIVEMINUTES FROM THE CITY CENTER AND TWENTY MINUTESFROM THE AIRPORT. SURROUNDED BY A VERITABLETECHNICAL COMPLEX OF NAVAL REPAIR FACILITIESAND PROFESSIONALS, THE “BASSIN DE RADOUB” IS THEULTIMATE SERVICE STATION FOR MEGA-YACHTS.SECTION 6 : DRY DOCK - NAVAL REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE CENTERDrydock Technical Characteristicsand equipmentsRepair wharfGeneral ServicesSalt waterServices treatment, gritblasting, high pressure washing, airless painting, tank coating, electrical repairs, liferaftrepairs and survey carpenter shop, underwater operations, fi re protection, paint supply, ship chandler.

Make it your own!FORT-DE-FRANCE’SPOINTS OF INTERESTSECTION 7 : FORT-DE-FRANCE’S POINTS OF INTERESTSites and MonumentsTHE MALECON SEA FRONT SAVANNAH PARKto enjoy a picnic or meeting with friends - kiosks providetourist information, food, refreshments, Creole fashions, localcrafts etc.SAINT-LOUIS FORTAn impressive fort imparting a unique heritage character to the city -works.INDOOR VEGETABLE MARKETA must-visit venue to explore the island’s fl avors: spices, exotic fruit,vegetables, fl owers, Creole apothecary, liqueurs, souvenirs, arts andcrafts, Creole food etc.COUR PERRINON SHOPPING CENTERSAINT-LOUIS CATHEDRALthe cathedral, the beauty of the stained glass windows and precious furnishings (marble altar, monumentalpermitted other than during servicesSCHŒLCHER LIBRARY

CAMILLE DARSIÈRES CENTERSACRÉ CŒUR DE BALATA (1923) 7KM ROUTE DE BALATABALATA GARDENStrees, collections of anthuriums, begonias, bromeliads, cycads, heliconias, mahogany, bamboo etc. Aerialwooden bridges run over the canopy.charged.MUNICIPAL THEATER BUILT FROM 1884 TO 1912In the niches of the hall, one can discover the contemporary work of the painter Catherine Théodoseof the time.MuseumsMARTINIQUE PRE-COLUMBIAN AND PREHISTORIC ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM9 RUE DE LA LIBERTÉactivities in the Caribbean and Martinique.MARTINIQUE HISTORY AND ETHNOGRAPHY MUSEUMfi ttings and furnishings.Practical information cruise terminals professionals for transfers and island tours A safe city

Make it your own!SECTION 8 : LE MARINLE MARINQuick Facts for Cruise Shipstwo propellers and one bow thruster or one propeller andbow and stern thrusters.Le Marin is scheduled to receive 24 calls next season.cruise ships, offering their guests a more intimate port experience away fromA warm welcomeOnce ashore, they are indeed treated to a warm welcome from the localtourist offi ce staff, while swaying to the music played by a local band.Two hostesses from the local tourist offi ce are also sent on board to provideguests with preliminary tourist information before they get ashore.A wide range of activities is on the water or inland there are many adventures to be discovered: hiking,horseback riding, beautiful Creole and ethno botanical gardens, a local crafts all year round.

A rich heritagehistory which can be seen through its architecture including the old village,The yachting capitalThe city attracts an international clientele due to the highly equipped marina the port’s continued efforts at being eco-friendly.

Make it your own!GRANDE ANSE, ANSES D’ARLETSECTION 9 : GRANDE ANSE, ANSES D’ARLETQuick Facts boutique cruise ships and yachts. Its white sand beach is linedwith bars, restaurants, scuba diving clubs, and shops.buoysTwo ships’ calls are scheduled in Grande Anse for season 2012-2013.Caribbean chief named Arlet who for many years possessed the entire region,which is an increasingly popular mooring site for smaller luxury liners. is nestled between these two coves sits, with its old Creolehouses, fruit market, pharmacy, and its church perfectly aligned with thecommunal marina looking out to sea.

A few key points worth notingA REMARKABLE NATURAL HERITAGEA SIGNIFICANT BUILT CULTURAL HERITAGEACTIVITIES AVAILABLE:

SECTION 10 : TROIS-ILETSTROIS-ILETSTROIS-ILETS IS, BY ITS SEASIDE RESORTS, ITS RICHHERITAGE, THE DIVERSITY OF ITS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS,AND THE NUMBER OF HOTEL FACILITIES, THE ISLAND’SLEADING TOURIST TOWN. IT IS ONE OF THE MOST VISITEDPLACES BY CRUISE PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM FORT-DE-FRANCE BY FERRY.Quick Facts for Cruise Shipsrestaurants, bilingual signage for a tourist route.The Pointe du Bout Seaside Resort, a fi ve-minute walk from Anse Mitan, featuresdiving clubs, private taxi station, etc.ActivitiesSPORTS AND ADVENTURES

PARKS AND NATURAL SITES Within the commune of Trois-Ilets, at the foot relaxation, well-being and vitality.HERITAGEcrops. This is a unique opportunity to learn about Martinique’s history and culture.MUSEUMS A former distillery now restored and renovated. A permanentexhibition retraces three centuries of the sugar trade.GAMBLING

SECTION 11 : SAINT-PIERRESAINT-PIERRESummary venues for cruise guests.Small luxury liners such as Le Ponant and Le Levant have moored in the bayof Saint-Pierre on several occasions.An opportunity study is underway for the construction of a cruise terminalActivitiesan ultramodern, anti-seismic building intended to make science and its applicationsaccessible to all.

Make it your own!PORT DUES AND AIRPORT TAXESSECTION 12 : PORT DUES AND AIRPORT TAXESPort dues for cruise shipssummer, and are expressed in meters and decimeters. The same cruise line may benefi t from discounts by accumulating its ships’ calls in our portover a calendar year made according to schedule. It will also benefi t from an additionalThis reduction will take effect as of the second year.PASSENGER TAX may be collected by the latter from the passengers. It is to be paid at the same time as thevessel tax.The following passengers are not required to pay the tax:travel certifi cate;

Airport taxes: aircraft of 6T and overLANDING FEES certifi cate of airworthiness and rounded up to the nearest ton. The other elements to betaken into account in calculating the amount of the landing fee are:The application of landing fees varies according to the aircraft’s noise level.Level 6h-22h 22h-6h1 1,50 2,502 1,20 1,503 1,15 1,30Level 6h-22h 22h-6h4 1 1,205a 0,85 0,855b 0,85 0,85Rates for aircraft exceeding 6Tof airworthiness and rounded up to the nearest ton. The other elements to be taken into account incalculating the amount of the landing fee are:The application of landing fees varies according to the aircraft’s noise level.MTOW National (€) International (€)From 6Tto under 12TFrom 12Tto under 25TFrom 25Tto under 75T75Tand overReleasecharge on01/01/2012Ca(2.70 + 0.80(MTOW-6)) Ca(8.10 + 1.36(MTOW-6)) 0%Ca(7.51 + 1.48(MTOW-12)) Ca(16.20 + 1,36(MTOW-12)) 0%Ca(26,79 + 2,83(MTOW-25)) Ca(33.76 + 2,70(MTOW-25)) 0%Ca(168,17 + 3,64(MTOW-75)) Ca(168.79 + 3,80(MTOW-75)) 0%PARKING MTOW TAXESTraffic area(from 07:00to 23:00)Hangar area(from 23:00to 07:00)National -Europe(per ton/hour)International(per ton/hour)Releaserate on01/01/2012€0.20 €0.25 0%€0.11 €0.13 0%LIGHTING TAXES(ALL AIRCRAFT)MTOWLightingRelease rate on01/01/2012Rate per movement €41.21 0%

Make it your own!PORT DUES AND AIRPORT TAXES continuedSECTION 12 : PORT DUES AND AIRPORT TAXES ContinuedFUEL FEES(ALL AIRCRAFT)MTOWFuelRelease rate on01/01/2012Rate per hectoliter €0.38PASSENGER TAXESPASSENGER TAXES TABLEZones1Geographical breakdown2012Guadeloupe, Dependenciesand other Caribbean islandsTax per local passenger2012 rate (€)Realise rate on01/01/20129.55 1.25%2 Guiana, Caracas, AMS 10.30 1.25%3 Mainland Frane - Europe 21.88 1.25%4 Others airports 23.33 1.25%RECUTIONSANS EXEMPTIONSHelicopter 50%Landing Lighting PassengersTest 100% 100%Forced return 100% 100% 100%Crew in charge of craft* 100%Passengers in direct transit 100%Children under two years old 100%INCENTIVE MEASURESreduction against passenger tax over time as follows:0 to 12 months 50%12 to 18 months 25%18 to 24 months 15%At the end of this 24-month period, the applicable rates shallbe the applicable basic rates in force at Martinique AiméCésaire International Airport.

Make it your own!SECTION 13 : USEFUL ADRESSESUSEFUL ADRESSESPort AgentsCAMAMADSHIP (NAXCO Group)PLISSONNEAU SHIPPINGwww.plissonneau.com -TRANSCARAIBES (SAS)MARSHIP (Maritime and Shipping service)www.marship.fr -Ship BrokersMARITIME ANTILLESEURL DE POMPIGNANGround Tour Operations AgenciesCAMACARIB RECEPT

ShipchandlersIMPEX TRADINGIMPORT NEGOCE INTERNATIONALDuty-Free StoresTHE SEA EXPLORERContact :TRADE WINDSSUPPLIERSContact :Public AuthoritiesPORT OF FORT-DE-FRANCErHARBOR MASTERdurable.gouv.frPILOT STATIONMARTINIQUE TOURISM AUTHORITYwww.martiniquetourisme.comMARTINIQUE TOURISM AUTHORITYMARTINIQUE AIME CESAIREINTERNATIONAL AIRPORTCruise AssociationGTCMMartinique Cruise Tourism AssociationTourist OfficesTOURIST OFFICE OF FORT-DE-FRANCETOURIST OFFICE OF MARINTOURIST OFFICE OF ANSES D’ARLETTOURIST OFFICE OF SAINT-PIERRETOURIST OFFICE OF TROIS-ILETS

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