St. Martin Attractions

Here you can walk amongst the rare and exotic butterflies, from around the world flying freely in the tropical paradise, with music, flowers and fresh waterfalls. Visiting Hours: 9am to 3pm Entrance fee: 10 US dollars or 10 Euro + return ticket, kids pay half price... (more)

Here you can walk amongst the rare and exotic butterflies, from around the world flying freely in the tropical paradise, with music, flowers and fresh waterfalls. Visiting Hours: 9am to 3pm Entrance fee: 10 US dollars or 10 Euro + return ticket, kids pay half price Tel: 0590 87 31 21 (close)

This lovely boutique in Orient Bay is right behind the Beach La Playa. They specialize in beach wear, women's clothing and unique sea shell jewelry.

This treetop adventure park boasts an exhilarating traverse course and a variety of zip-lines suspended high above a private forest reserve. You can soar between 200 year old mango and mahagony trees, and also find a special area with suspended bridges, swinging ropes and more for children. ... (more)

This treetop adventure park boasts an exhilarating traverse course and a variety of zip-lines suspended high above a private forest reserve. You can soar between 200 year old mango and mahagony trees, and also find a special area with suspended bridges, swinging ropes and more for children. There are miles of well groomed hiking trails and the "Hidden Forest Cafe" (close)

Overlooking Marigot Bay on the leeward side of the island sits the imposing figure of Fort St. Louis. It is the largest historical monument in St.Martin. Named for the famous crusading king of France, it was originally built in 1767 to protect the settlement at Marigot... (more)

Overlooking Marigot Bay on the leeward side of the island sits the imposing figure of Fort St. Louis. It is the largest historical monument in St.Martin. Named for the famous crusading king of France, it was originally built in 1767 to protect the settlement at Marigot from foreign invaders. A steep climb up to the summit provides a panoramic view of the island and the sea surrounding it, and the effort is worth it. It's open every day, and there are signs explaining historical events. (close)

The old cedar townhouse on Frontstreet is a local landmark & legend. Built on the site of an ancient synagogue (abandoned in 1781), it was once the Governor's home. Now it is the Guavaberry Company's World Headquarters. See their regular products plus scores of hand made... (more)

The old cedar townhouse on Frontstreet is a local landmark & legend. Built on the site of an ancient synagogue (abandoned in 1781), it was once the Governor's home. Now it is the Guavaberry Company's World Headquarters. See their regular products plus scores of hand made one-of-a-kind boutique items, made with exotic fruits, herbs, spices & rums. You'll find Gourmet BBQ & Hot Sauce Collection, Christmas & Holiday Gift Boxes, Dolls, Old Man Logo T-shirts, Caps, Jams, Honeys, Vinegars, Perfumes & more (close)

Le West Indies is located on Marigot's modernized waterfront with ample parking. It features three floors of restaurants and shops with the finest clothing, shoes, jewelry, watches, gourmet food, and more.

Loterie Farm is near the foot of Paradise Peak, and is St. Martin’s only private nature reserve. This 150-acre former sugar plantation affords a rare look at a Caribbean rainforest. Here you’ll find ancient mango trees, Guavaberry trees, and hundreds of species of tropical plants and... (more)

Loterie Farm is near the foot of Paradise Peak, and is St. Martin’s only private nature reserve. This 150-acre former sugar plantation affords a rare look at a Caribbean rainforest. Here you’ll find ancient mango trees, Guavaberry trees, and hundreds of species of tropical plants and trees. Visitors can explore this nature preserve solo, with a guide, on horseback, or by mountain bike. After you’ve experienced the nature preserve’s treasures, stop in for a bite at the Hidden Forest Cafe on the grounds of the preserve. They are open for lunch and dinner. (close)

The Loterie Farm Adventure Center is located at a 299-year old former sugar plantation on the French side (Saint Martin) approximate 35 minutes drive from the Cruise Terminal. Situated in a lush valley, close to Pic Paradise, the islands highest point, which has incredible panoramic views of the neighboring Eastern... (more)

The Loterie Farm Adventure Center is located at a 299-year old former sugar plantation on the French side (Saint Martin) approximate 35 minutes drive from the Cruise Terminal. Situated in a lush valley, close to Pic Paradise, the islands highest point, which has incredible panoramic views of the neighboring Eastern Caribbean Islands. Once kitted out and briefed, it’s off to the tree tops! The exhilarating traverse adventure course is made up of a dizzying sequence of zip-lines, rope swings and ‘bridges’ suspended from platforms mounted in the highest trees of the forest. (close)

60 ft sailing catamarans available for the day or the half day. The boat can take comfortably up to 12 persons. This luxurious sailing cat comes with a crew, but the crew will be more than happy to give the helm to a "visiting Skipper". ... (more)

60 ft sailing catamarans available for the day or the half day. The boat can take comfortably up to 12 persons. This luxurious sailing cat comes with a crew, but the crew will be more than happy to give the helm to a "visiting Skipper". Depending on the number of persons in the group: The full day rate (9 am to 5 pm) is 1300 Euros ($1,929,58) for up to 8 persons and the 1/2 day rate is 900 Euros ($1335.91). The rate includes the open bar on board, snorkeling gear and the crew. Lunch can be on board (lunch menus vary from $20 pp...onwards) or client may opt to have lunch ashore. (close)

This is a deserted island off the coast of Orient Beach where you can pick your lobster out of the fresh water, and they grill right there for you. The end of the road at French Cul de Sac opens onto a wide sandy area... (more)

This is a deserted island off the coast of Orient Beach where you can pick your lobster out of the fresh water, and they grill right there for you. The end of the road at French Cul de Sac opens onto a wide sandy area where there is a small wooden dock. Vendors and small ferryboats are waiting there to run you over to the islet for a fee of five dollars. It is possible to swim over, especially with snorkel gear. There are no cars, no electricity, etc., but you will find two small beach bars/restaurants. Between these two bars, hidden in the seagrape there is the Paradise Gift shop (Tom´s Place), a treasure chest of Caribbean colors and unusal gifts. As a lot of beaches are here, this is a clothing optional beach. (close)

At the southern end of Marigot, next to the Marina Port la Royale, is a museum dedicated to preserving St.Martin's history and culture. There is a variety of pre-Colombian treasures unearthed by the Hope Estate Archaeological Society. Among these are a reproduction of the 1,500 year... (more)

At the southern end of Marigot, next to the Marina Port la Royale, is a museum dedicated to preserving St.Martin's history and culture. There is a variety of pre-Colombian treasures unearthed by the Hope Estate Archaeological Society. Among these are a reproduction of the 1,500 year old burial mound that was only discovered in 1994, artifacts dating back as far as 1800 BC, and some beautifully adorned ceramics from around 550 BC. It is open from 9 am to 4 pm, and the entrance fee is € 5.00 (close)