Gate A concourse shop for last-minute island gifts
Souvenirs de Martinique sits airside in Terminal A, on the main departures concourse after security, so you can duck in even with a 20–30 minute buffer before boarding. It’s a small, straightforward souvenir shop: think postcards, magnets, keychains, and basic gifts tied to Martinique and Fort-de-France, all within a short walk of most A-gates.
Opening hours track the daily French and regional departures, roughly from the first outbound flights in the morning until the last evening services, so you’ll usually find it open if you’re flying between 07:00 and 20:00. Prices run higher than in town: simple fridge magnets can land around €4–6, T‑shirts and caps push toward €20, and small gift items often sit in the €8–15 range.
The shop leans heavily on logo gear and island-branded trinkets, not on high-end artisan work, so expect more basic souvenirs than gallery pieces. If you skipped the city center, this is still a workable spot for a quick “Martinique” T‑shirt or a couple of postcard packs before a Paris‑bound AF flight out of Terminal A.
Tip: do a fast walk-through of Souvenirs de Martinique first, note any gift ideas and prices, then compare with the other A-concourse shop nearby before you commit, especially if you’re buying multiple items for a family group.