June 8, 2022
CC1 And Nature Foundation St. Maarten Organize a Beach Clean-up Day on St Maarten / St Martin In celebration of World Oceans Day CC1 St. Maarten will have a beach clean up on Friday June 10th from 4-7PM together with
April 14, 2022
For most travelers, it’s the number one destination-within-a-destination: the beach bar. As travel trends ebb and flow, it’s a constant, somehow managing to survive as the manifestation of our most romantic Caribbean travel fantasies. Because there’s just something about a cocktail
February 8, 2022
The Fort Amsterdam peninsula separates Little Bay from Great Bay, making the waters of this southwestern beach calm and kid friendly. The powdery, white-sand beach offers several sporting options, such as paddleboating, jet-skiing and parasailing. You’re also close to the
February 3, 2022
The ruins of Fort Louis tower over this small family beach. Completed in 1789, the fort was designed to protect Marigot and its warehouses from marauding British and Dutch
February 3, 2022
Baie Blanche is the best for swimming on this Tintamarre island reachable by boat. Venture farther inland and you’ll discover the ruins of an airstrip, a small railway and a cotton
February 3, 2022
Cupecoy Beach has a dramatic ochre-colored cliffs embrace a richly carpeted coral-sand shore at the southwestern corner of the island. Magnificent sunsets wash across cave-peppered sandstone formations towering 20 feet above the
February 3, 2022
Petite Plage has a uncrowded stretch of virgin beach features calm, shallow turquoise waters. From here it’s easy to reach Creole Rock, which attracts divers and snorkelers to its offshore reef and multitudes of colorful
February 3, 2022
Mullet Bay Beach – St Maarten’s Famous Beach Along its Golf Course Mullet bay is a surfers favorite, this beach near the island’s only golf course also is a popular site for snorkeling and other water sports — but beware
February 3, 2022
Reaching this rugged black-rock shore on the southeastern coast near Philipsburg requires an hour-long hike from Guana Bay through evergreen shrub land. But you’ll be rewarded for your effort with photogenic geological formations, brown pelicans and melon-shaped
February 2, 2022
Be on the lookout for celebrities and jet-setters sunning on this Riviera-like stretch of sun-kissed sand, often dubbed the “St. Tropez of the Caribbean.” But do try not to stare if you venture to the far southern end of the