St. Maarten Attractions

Four powerful boats, great crew, exotic beaches, nature reserved little paradise islands, awesome views, great snorkeling, number of trips to choose from, snorkeling, sightseeing, family fun, mud bath, party, celebration, sunset, relaxing trips or more thrill-seeking action ... excellence in hospitality. We invite you to experience the very best boating... (more)

Four powerful boats, great crew, exotic beaches, nature reserved little paradise islands, awesome views, great snorkeling, number of trips to choose from, snorkeling, sightseeing, family fun, mud bath, party, celebration, sunset, relaxing trips or more thrill-seeking action ... excellence in hospitality. We invite you to experience the very best boating and snorkeling adventures that the Caribbean has to offer. We will provide you with the most fun that you will ever have ! We will make your day! (close)

Casino Royale in St Maarten is the largest on the island, boasting 14,000 square feet of gaming and a full theater for events and shows. With 30 tables of gaming, you can choose from roulette (American and French), craps, baccarat, blackjack and poker (Three Card Poker, Let It Ride, Caribbean... (more)

Casino Royale in St Maarten is the largest on the island, boasting 14,000 square feet of gaming and a full theater for events and shows. With 30 tables of gaming, you can choose from roulette (American and French), craps, baccarat, blackjack and poker (Three Card Poker, Let It Ride, Caribbean Poker and Texas Hold em). The 400 slot machines include a variety of classics and modern video slots. Casino Royale also has a private "high-roller" area with the highest table limits on the island. Open every day from 1 pm to 4 am, gambling is made easy any time you feel a surge of luck come on. Rhine Road #1, Maho Bay, St Maarten, Netherlands Antilles (close)

The Cliff at Cupecoy Beach, a deluxe condo-hotel tower, is home to the Caribbean's first Dior Spa, listed in Conde Nast Traveler Hot Spas 2008. It is a gleaming white and mirrored salon that "attracts a who's who crowd for body-contouring treatments. Padded lavender rooms are a clinical... (more)

The Cliff at Cupecoy Beach, a deluxe condo-hotel tower, is home to the Caribbean's first Dior Spa, listed in Conde Nast Traveler Hot Spas 2008. It is a gleaming white and mirrored salon that "attracts a who's who crowd for body-contouring treatments. Padded lavender rooms are a clinical but calming setting for marine bath treatments involving some 220 jets that aid in lymphatic drainage (from $65) and thermal body masks during which you lay in a podlike vessel while your therapist massages your scalp ($95). If the beauty jargon is a bit overwhelming, well-trained therapists will explain it all. Plan ahead and ask to have a meal afterward on the ocean-view terrace." Massages $135. (close)

We took a boat out of Oyster Bay to St. Barts. If you're staying more than a couple days in St. Martin, I highly recommend boating or flying over to St. Barts. We relaxed on St. Jean beach in St. Barts and ate in town. It was a beautiful little... (more)

We took a boat out of Oyster Bay to St. Barts. If you're staying more than a couple days in St. Martin, I highly recommend boating or flying over to St. Barts. We relaxed on St. Jean beach in St. Barts and ate in town. It was a beautiful little island. (close)

Most people will say that Kim Sha Beach is a part of Simpson Beach, but actually it is located outside the lagoon, which makes it a perfect area for excursion and dive boats to start their trips. The beach is wide and flat, and runs from the Royal Palm Beach... (more)

Most people will say that Kim Sha Beach is a part of Simpson Beach, but actually it is located outside the lagoon, which makes it a perfect area for excursion and dive boats to start their trips. The beach is wide and flat, and runs from the Royal Palm Beach Club (at the Western end of Cole Bay) to the Atrium Beach Resort. You can get get drinks, chairs and umbrellas from the commercial establishments on Kim Sha beach. In the center of the beach is Ocean Explorers Dive Center, a certified PADI dive shop. Westport Watersports is another popular watersport shop on the beach, and in case you are up to parasailing they will make your day. (close)

Lucky Stables takes riders around Cape Bay (Dutch side), one of the few undeveloped areas of St. Maarten, for a chance to experience the island how it was 50 years ago.

Mullet Bay is a large white sand beach, with slow rolling curls of waves coming in the beautiful, moon shaped bay. Its active surf makes this an attractive spot to local surfers. On the left of the beach, there are a few spots where you can get... (more)

Mullet Bay is a large white sand beach, with slow rolling curls of waves coming in the beautiful, moon shaped bay. Its active surf makes this an attractive spot to local surfers. On the left of the beach, there are a few spots where you can get food & drinks. There are many shaded areas, so you can enjoy cover and privacy, or having a picnic. Mullet Bay is located along the golf course and is easily accessible. The ample parking right next to the beach makes Mullet a favorite with vacationers in the Simpson Bay area. Mullet Bay is also a wonderful setting to watch the sun go down into the ocean. On clear days, there is a fantastic view of the neighboring island of Saba. Mullet Bay is also a popular beach for families, and they are also coming over from the French side of St Martin, especially on weekends. Rocks line the shores of Mullet Bay, providing lovely snorkeling at some spots. If you are up for a swim, there are some caves you may wish to explore. There is sometimes a rip current at the Bay, and the water can get a little choppy, so better be careful and swim or surf with a partner. Beach amenities are available, and there is volleyball, music bands, and major parties going on over the weekends. (close)

The only place to play a little golf is at the Mullet Bay Resort near the Princess Juliana International Airport. For amateur golfers, Mullet Bay's 18-hole course is a nice way to pass the time, and it’s only a short trip away from the beach at Mullet Bay if you... (more)

The only place to play a little golf is at the Mullet Bay Resort near the Princess Juliana International Airport. For amateur golfers, Mullet Bay's 18-hole course is a nice way to pass the time, and it’s only a short trip away from the beach at Mullet Bay if you need to cool off after a round under the hot sun. Green fees for Mullet Bay golf in St. Maarten are US$52 for 9 holes or US$93 for 18, with cart rentals available on-site. (close)

Rudy's specializes in deep sea fishing for Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Skip Jack Tuna, Big Eye Tuna, Yellow Fin Tuna, Sailfish, Dorado, Mahi Mahi, Dolphin, King Fish, Barracuda, Spanish Mackerel, Wahoo and more. They are located on... (more)

Rudy's specializes in deep sea fishing for Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Skip Jack Tuna, Big Eye Tuna, Yellow Fin Tuna, Sailfish, Dorado, Mahi Mahi, Dolphin, King Fish, Barracuda, Spanish Mackerel, Wahoo and more. They are located on Airport Rd 14 (Simpson Bay across McDonald's). (close)

Located right next to the airport this beautiful white sand beach is a tourist attraction for those who want to watch the jets land. They look like they are landing right on the beach.

This four-hour snorkeling suits everybody, and is the top rated activity on St. Maarten. You will have personal snorkel guides along the beautiful reef of Tintamarre, Pine Island and Greenkey. On the exotic island of Tintamarre, you are treated to a natural mud bath. ... (more)

This four-hour snorkeling suits everybody, and is the top rated activity on St. Maarten. You will have personal snorkel guides along the beautiful reef of Tintamarre, Pine Island and Greenkey. On the exotic island of Tintamarre, you are treated to a natural mud bath. They provide all support, an open cooler, snorkel gear, a little snack, and floating devices. (close)