Top Things to do in St Martin / St Maarten
Top Restaurants in St Martin / St Maarten
The 10 Best Free Things to do in St Martin / St Maarten, St Martin / St Maarten
Get the experience of visiting two island colonies in the same 37 square miles. Saint Maarten/Saint Martin's spicy marriage of Caribbean, French and Dutch cultures matches its physical diversity: the island is both urban and untamed, with rain forest-like landscapes, white beaches, and amazing caves and wildlife.
Restaurants in St Martin / St Maarten
1. The Wall of Art
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
The Wall of Art is an outdoor museum that was created by French Artists after Hurricane Irma to show the resilience of the people of Saint-Martin to rebuild their beautiful island. It is a colorful wall full of love, passion and inspiration of over 15 artists. It is a km long....
Reviewed By Tanyamtlyogi
I’ve been coming to St Martin for years (before and after hurricane Irma) and everything about this island is magic. From the beaches to its people, a more beautiful island can’t be found! The Wall of Art was built partially to show the people’s strength and endurance after the tragedy of Irma but also to give locals and visitors a sense of hope and to feel as though you are truly part of this magical place. The Homage Hotel (formally Mercure) and its staff helped to organize this amazing art installation and it’s such a lovely part of the experience as you travel from one end of the island to the other. It’s an incredible piece of art but more importantly it symbolizes the island mentally of community and support! A must see!!!!
2. Oyster Pond
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 492 reviews
Reviewed By carlIII - Lancaster, United States
Beautiful area and nice marina to rent boats and scenery shows damage from Hurricane still to date. Located Dutch side and viewing the French side as well. Goats and other animals walk the hills and area around
3. Tintamarre Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 326 reviews
Known as the "flat island"
Reviewed By AndrewCI2020 - Toronto, Canada
Super place for day sailing, excellent mooring, absolutely save to stay overnight. highly recommended for day trip.
4. Baie Rouge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 494 reviews
Reviewed By lindag755 - North Vancouver, Canada
Beautiful beach - blue water and white sand. What you expect a Caribbean beach to look like! Very little seaweed. As the beach drops off pretty rapidly so you need to be careful about getting in and out of the water and watch the wave sets carefully.
5. Maho Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5,440 reviews
Located at the end of Maho Bay and also very close to the airport where airplanes fly right above the beach.
Reviewed By TitanicItems - Lomita, United States
For those with an adventurous spirit, you have to visit the world famous Malo Beach. I wanted to experience the close landing jets and more importantly the jet blast of takeoffs...a bucket list item! Powerful blasts are few and far between since many were hurt and from what we heard, some killed. We waited several hours and saw many low flying jets. As for take-offs: We knew we were in for a trouble when the pilot waived at us as he readied the jet for take-off. He gave full thrust and we were instantly tossed like rag dolls. Apparently this does not happen often any longer since some died. “Get hammered by a jet engine at the St. Marteen airport blast fence ✔️.” Overjoyed!
6. Mullet Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,979 reviews
Reviewed By M8180IXheathera - Glenwood, United States
Great service, great beach and the new beach bar with bathrooms and showers is amazing and has very fun and friendly staff.
7. The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol is St. Maarten's newest megayacht club. Isle de Sol is perfectly positioned near the Simpson Bay Bridge and has magnificent, highly secure and private surroundings; not to mention impressive facilities that will delight the most discerning yachters from around the globe.
Reviewed By mgh564 - Minneapolis, United States
We dined here several times for breakfast and the food is good and the location is wonderful, good times watching the big boats coming through the bridge to the lagoon and back out to the sea.
8. Orient Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5,039 reviews
Reviewed By ommegang - Bloomington, United States
We definitely saw some lingering signs of the destruction wrought by Irma, but the rebuilding seems to be in its last stages. This is already a beautiful beach and it will only get better over the next few months and years. Given the number of facilities and their good reputation we expected it to be super-busy but it wasn't. We did visit in the low season, but the beach is very long and very wide, with lots of room to stroll up and down, enjoy the water, the white sand, and the scenery. Great bars and restaurants too! - I saw some reviewers complain about the seaweed and thought it was rather silly because all natural beaches can have some seaweed. However, a record-breaking sargassum seaweed bloom is taking place and it is definitely affecting these beaches.
9. Little Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 694 reviews
Reviewed By 301ericw - Knoxville, United States
Great beach with amazing snorkeling. If you’re there on a cruise it’s only $5 per person each way. You can rent two chairs and an umbrella for $15. Snorkeling is best off two the left along the rocks and steep rock wall. Great variety of fish. Beach is fabulous with a sandy bottom in most places. Variety of stuff to rent for fun
10. Great Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,197 reviews
Reviewed By chiefdcates - Cary, United States
We enjoyed chairs and an umbrella on our day at Great Bay Beach. Kids and parents enjoyed the calm waters, there were many activities you could do. Mom slipped off for a little shopping. Picked up Subway for an affordable lunch. Neat to watch the water taxis, jet skis and cruise ships in the area.
