Flights from Al Ain to Martinique

The second largest city in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Al Ain is an upcoming travel destination in the United Arab Emirates that offers a plethora of recreation activities and opportunities for tourists to delve in. There are a number of museums and recreation parks in addition to towering mountains, natural mineral springs and seven desert oases, making it simply a perfect tourist destination for many. On a trip to Al Ain, travellers can discover Al Ain oasis- the largest natural oasis in the region; explore the treasures of the Al Ain National Museum and Al Ain Palace Museum and enjoy surfing, kayaking and other sporting activities at Wadi Adventure- an exciting recreation park. One of the star attractions of the city is the Hili Archaeological Park- a Bronze Age site that is known for its rich archaeological heritage. Al Ain Zoo is an excellent place to visit with family and friends on an Al Ain tour. There are plenty of shopping and dining options as well in this city that suitably meet the individual preferences of the visitors. Al Ain Mall, Al-Jimi Mall and Bawadi Mall are three major shopping malls, where travellers can find a number of unique offerings along with well-known brands. Aptly called the ‘Garden City,’ this place represents a perfect haven of fun and relaxation in the middle of a desert region. MakeMyTrip presents several excellent travel packages, availing one of which can make any tour to this city an unforgettable experience.

Among the 12 French overseas territories, Martinique is a tiny mountainous island in the eastern Caribbean Sea. The nation has four different vegetation zones with dry and wet seasons. A number of sun-kissed beaches and natural wonders are scattered around the towns and villages of Martinique. The capital, Fort-de-France, lies on the western coast of the island with Bibliothèque Schœlcher, Musée Régional d’Histoire et d’Ethnographie and Fort-Saint-Louis as major landmarks. Jardin de Balata, a botanical garden, is a must-visit in this part of the island. The southern part of the island nation is well known for Les Salines beach in the quaint village of Saint Anne. It is a postcard-perfect tropical paradise for all ages. The azure waters surrounding this semi-circular beach are calm enough for anybody to swim. Coco ice cream sold by most vendors on the beach is a must-try. The town of Le Diamant in the southwestern part of Martinique features the secluded Diamond Beach. Surrounded by the clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, the beach overlooks a unique rock formation - the Diamond Rock. Next to the beach, Anse Cafard Slave Memorial offers a glimpse into the island’s colonial history. Mount Pelee, standing at 1,397 m above sea level, is an active volcano and looms over the town of Saint Pierre. There are a few hiking trails around this mountain. The cuisine of Martinique is blend of Creole and French influences. Poulet Boucané, Assiette Creole and Boudin Creole are among the best delicacies to try out. To visit Martinique, book a flight and hotel through MakeMyTrip.