Anyone ever been for a surf down in Martinique? Wife wan'ts to go back to Caribbean and I want to surf. I know it will pick up an East to Northeast swell but general info is very limited...which might be a good sign
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Martinique
- Thread starter surfadelphia
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Always wanted to check out Dominica almost went there on Honeymoon did Tortola instead and got skunked.. It is supposed be a more natural less developed Island and has surf, check it out
I've got a non surfing friend that has been to Dominica a few times, they're really into it, super rustic and a pain the ass to get to.
I was in Guadeloupe a few years back, surf looked really fun but I was recovering from a surgery and couldn't get at it. Amazing food though
Shiiit, dont have that kind of scratch
Yeah, seems like it's expensive even by Caribbean standards. Most of the Caribbean as a whole doesn't give you much bang for your buck.
The Dominican Republic-DR- and Dominica are two different Islands.
The DR has solid winter and spring surf. Lots of undiscovered surf spots there. I don't know about Dominica.
I went to Martinique in January a couple of years ago. It was more of a family trip than a surf trip. The couple of times we went to the side of the island known for good waves, I didn't see any. It was small, and as said above really windy. On the side not known for waves there were fun short period waves more suited for bodyboarding. Great island though.