In the upper region, it is a French territory; on the lower region, it is a Dutch territory: for this detail alone St. Martin may spark one’s interest, but the island has much more to offer. As an example of a multicultural place boasting breathtaking scenery, the Caribbean island has much more than “shade and fresh water” to offer, such as various attractions for various audiences.
The French region alone has 26 different beaches. If sunbathing and swimming is not your thing, you can choose to practice sports in these crystal clear waters. Surf and canoeing are some of the options available, as well as free diving or snorkeling.
The Dutch side is the island’s busiest, due to nightclubs and casinos, besides being ideal for shopping.
Interesting facts: Saint Martin's gastronomy shows the fusion of cultures in the island, where more than 100 nationalities are represented. French, Caribbean food and from several other origins are found in such a small territory.
Saint Martin 18°06′66″N 63°04′99″W
Airlines
NO American visa:
Copa Airlines.
WITH American visa:
American Airlines, Delta Airlines, United Airlines.
Documentation
Passport
Anvisa vaccination card
Yellow fever vaccine
Covid-19 vaccine
St. Martin requires no visa of any kind.
Weather
Tropical climate, where there is almost no temperature variation throughout the year.
Language
Official language: French.
Secondary languages: Spanish, English, Papiamento.
