Without a car · Bus
Fonds-Saint-Denis to Saint-Pierre (Martinique)
38 min at the fastest, no changes, ≈ €2–3 (estimate).
At a glance
- Fastest
- 38 min 06:30 → 07:08
- Usually
- 38 min 9 journeys during the day
- Changes
- Direct first departure 06:30, last 17:10
- Price
- ≈ €2–3 Estimate
- Distance
- 4 km as the crow flies
- CO₂
- 649 g vs ≈ 719 g alone by car
The routes on the map
- 38 min · Bus NC03 (9 departures)
Journeys on Tue 27 Oct
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06:30 → 07:08
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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07:50 → 08:28
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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09:10 → 09:48
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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10:30 → 11:08
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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11:50 → 12:28
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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13:10 → 13:48
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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14:30 → 15:08
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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15:50 → 16:28
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
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17:10 → 17:48
38 min · direct
BUSNC03≈ €2–3
An ordinary weekday, calculated on 23 October 2026 from the networks' timetables. Timetables change from day to day: search for your date.
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Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to get from Fonds-Saint-Denis to Saint-Pierre (Martinique) without a car?
38 min for the fastest journey (06:30 → 07:08), 38 min usually, based on 9 journeys found on Tue 27 Oct.
What time does the first journey from Fonds-Saint-Denis to Saint-Pierre (Martinique) leave?
On Tue 27 Oct, the first departure is at 06:30 and the last at 17:10. Timetables change from day to day: check your date on one-go.
How far is Fonds-Saint-Denis from Saint-Pierre (Martinique)?
4 km as the crow flies. The fastest journey by public transport takes 38 min.
How much does the journey from Fonds-Saint-Denis to Saint-Pierre (Martinique) cost?
≈ €2–3, depending on the journey and when you book. This is a one-go estimate: the real price may be different.
Which companies run the journey from Fonds-Saint-Denis to Saint-Pierre (Martinique)?
Réseau Centre.
Timetables: transport networks (transport.data.gouv.fr), calculated with MOTIS. Maps: © OpenStreetMap contributors. How it works.