Why St. Martin?

Whether you’re looking for the latest French fashions, Fresh Croissants, Charming Bistros, Dutch Arts or Secluded Beaches – St. Martin has it all!  

St. Martin/St. Maarten – the world’s smallest island that shared by two different nations – French and Dutch!

When to go?

St. Martin is sunny and warm year round, averaging 28 ºC in summer and just 2ºC cooler in winter. The island is buffeted by cooling trade winds that keep things temperate all year long.

Where to stay?

While St. Martin has accommodations for every taste and budget, we suggest you to stay in at least, a 4 star resort. Caravanserai Beach Resort is located at waters edge on Burgeaux Bay and at the pulse of the entertainment district on the Dutch side of St. Martin . This enchanting full-service resort captivates the mystic beauty of the island.

Maho Beach Resort is a beachfront resort (overlooking the Caribbean Sea ) and is set amidst a lush tropical garden with resort close to the most popular restaurant on the island, “Cheries”.

What to do? Where to go?

Fort St. Louis is the largest historical monument in St. Martin , this is where you can climb up and take a panoramic view of the island and the sea surrounding it. Be sure to visit the Marigot Market on either a Wednesday or Saturday morning, this open-air market offers a colourful array of homegrown produce, tropical fruits and spices and freshly caught fishes. Across the market are the “Lolo’s” – perfect for art and craft lovers.

Grand Case – a little fishing village that is famous not only for its fine foods but also for its distinctive style of architecture. Some of the restaurants also happen to be located in this area, including local dishes at barbecue stands called Lolo’s and souvenir shops. Do not miss the Tuesday night festivities during high season on the Blfd de Grand-Case.

Half way between Marigot and Grand Case lies the picturesque setting of Colombier, a sumptuous green valley lush with tropical vegetation and sinking gently between rolling green hills. It is one of the most beautiful and most peaceful spots in St. Martin , perfect for private walks and quiet relaxation.

Where to eat?

Most of the packages to St. Martin are all-inclusive – meals are included but you may want to spend some time and have lunch/dinner at one of the local restaurants. Get out and explore the local haunts – it’s fun!

How to get around?

We recommend you to take “taxis”.

The Weather

Seasonal Highs and Lows (ºC)

Currency

Both US dollars and Euro are being used widely.

Other information you should know!

A valid passport is required for Canadians travelling to St. Martin.

Want to know more?!

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Disclaimer: This article is being written based on the travel experiences of our consultants. There are many sources to review in preparation of making the most of your “ St. Martin ” experience. The tips are subjective and do not necessarily represent the views of travelSavingstoday.com.