St. Maarten is an island shared by two nations — Dutch Sint Maarten in the south and French Saint-Martin in the north. It is known for its beaches, duty-free shopping, the plane-spotting at Maho Beach and the restaurants of Grand Case, with hotel deals on both sides of the border.
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St. Maarten is one of the busiest cruise ports in the eastern Caribbean, with large ships docking at Philipsburg on the Dutch side.
The Dutch-side capital on Great Bay beach, with shops, bars and hotels near the cruise pier.
A lively lagoon-side area near the airport, with many mid-range hotels and restaurants.
Resort hotels, casinos and nightlife beside the famous airport beach.
A laid-back village on the French side, known for its seafront restaurants and small hotels.
A long, lively beach with watersports, beach bars and apartment hotels.
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December–April is dry high season; rates drop in summer. Hurricane season runs June–November, peaking around August–October.
Simpson Bay and Philipsburg often have the best-value rooms; on the French side, apartments around Orient Bay can be good deals.
Yes — St-Martin is part of the same island with no formal border checks, and it is easy to move between the two sides.
Yes. Some cruises start or end here, and the airport is close to Simpson Bay and Maho hotels.