Saint-Martin Guide

Saint-Martin Guide

Half-French, half-Dutch, Saint-Martin reveals its cosmopolitan face. In 1648, the colonists each peacefully allocated a section of the Antilles island to the other. The cohabitation of an array of populations over the centuries lends the island a unique character. Culture and a change of scene are at the heart of a trip to Saint-Martin.

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Tuesdays in Grand-Case: a Caribbean rendezvous

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Created in 2003, the Tuesdays of Grand-Case liven up the island of Saint Martin from January to March. Traders and artists participate in this celebration of Creole music. The festival is the perfect opportunity to discover more about Caribbean culture.

GOOD VIBES AND CARIBBEAN CHARM

With their carnival feel, Tuesdays in Grand-Case combine conviviality and the spirit of sharing. Dancers' parades fill the main street with color and this concerts bring a smile to everyone’s faces. For the occasion, the city centre is make entirely pedestrian, allowing artists to stroll around at will.

A MOSAIC OF TALENTS

A craft market is held every Tuesday in Grand-Case. A well-loved tradition, the market is a one-stop showcase of Saint Martin craftsmanship. Art galleries extend their opening hours as part of the celebration. The city is renowned for its gastronomy, a delight for any visitor passing through. Be sure to try some doughnuts and some delicious seafood.

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  • Dates: Every Tuesday from January to March from 6 pm to 10 pm.
  • Location: Grand boulevard de Grand-Case.
Grand-Case

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Pic Paradis, a rugged beauty Pic Paradis, a rugged beauty

In the centre of Saint Martin towers its highest mountain. At 1392 feet high, Pic Paradis touches the sky. You can reach your reward at the end of your hike: a breathtaking view of the island and the azure horizon

Philipsburg, a real slice of Saint Martin life Philipsburg, a real slice of Saint Martin life

The village of Philipsburg was established at the foot of Fort Amsterdam, in the Dutch part of the island. Ruled by several foreign settlers including John Philips, it became an important hub for colonial trade.

Terres-Basses Terres-Basses, the natural spirit of the Caribbean

Located to the west of Saint Martin, the Terres-Basses region is home to some hidden treasures. The island's most beautiful beaches stretch for miles, from the border to Baie Nettlé, offering an incredible palette of colors.

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