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Saint Maarten, St. Maarten, Sint Maarten
For over 350 years the Dutch have shared their part of the island that they call Sint Maarten with the French and their section, Saint Martin. Here there are no customs inspections, no barriers, and no formalities for travel between the two countries. Tourists are drawn to the diversity of activities here – more than 500 duty-free shops, casinos, water sports, and fine dining.
Whether you would prefer the large resort facilities or the inimite guesthouses, St. Maarten has an excellent choice of Hotels, Resorts, condominiums, small, intimate guesthouses, timeshares and apartments. With over 2,000 rooms, there is a property to suit every taste.
Please use our accommodations search options on this page to find a property that best suits your needs.
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In the capital of Philipsburg, you can visit the old courthouse, the city museum, and the fortresses of Fort Amsterdam and Fort Willem.
Recent years have seen the growth of many sports on the island aimed at both fitness and fun. Golf, tennis, volleyball, horseback riding, mountain biking and, naturally, a variety of water sports are offered, including scuba diving, snorkeling, sailing, jet-skiing, water-skiing, kayaking, wind surfing, parasailing and deep-sea fishing. In addition, the island offers numerous spas and fitness centers for those preferring gym equipment, free weights, aerobics, stretch classes, massages, facials, steam rooms, whirlpools, saunas, manicures, pedicures and the like. .
St. Maarten enjoys a wide selection of comfortable accommodations – resorts, small inns, and hotels. Restaurants featuring French, Indonesian, and Dutch cuisine, assure the traveler of fine dining.