St. Maarten / St. Martin Beaches Blog

If anything makes St. Maarten special, it is its record number of pristine beaches per square mile. From the tranquil to the lively, you can select daily which of 37 island beaches serves you best. With the blog below, we keep you in the loop of beach news and highlight some of our favorites!

The Amuseum Naturalis in the old house of St Martin

July 2, 2025

One Day St. Maarten Cruise Visit Itinerary “Two Nations, Two Beaches & Two Museums”

Orient Bay Beach is one of the most famous beaches of St. Maarten. Next to a culinary reputation because of its many restaurants, it is known for its clothing optional (south) side and watersports like kite surfing. It is a

sabine berger between 2 rocks in sea in st maarten

July 1, 2025

Beaches from a Brown Pelican’s Bird’s Eye View – Interview with Sabine Berger (ShowMeCaribbean)

In todays interview with companies active in the St. Maarten world of tourism, meet Sabine Berger of Show Me Caribbean. This St. Maarten / Curacaolean company is the creator of the manually steered webcams at Maho Beach, Philipsburg and Simpson

A picture from a beach at Anguilla from above

June 30, 2025

One Day St. Maarten Cruise Visit Itinerary to Anguilla

St. Maarten is a popular and busy port of call, leading to the fact that some cruise visitors have explored many of its shore excursions and want to use the hub island as stepping stone to broaden their Caribbean horizons

Beach Of The Week: Galisbay Beach

June 27, 2025

Visit St. Maarten / St. Martin Beach Of The Week: Galisbay Beach

Out of nearly 40 beautiful beaches across St. Maarten / St. Martin, this week we’ve chosen the charming and laid-back Galisbay Beach as our Beach of the Week!   Located near Marigot on the island’s western coast, Galisbay Beach offers

Great bay beach in Philipsburg

June 25, 2025

One Day St. Maarten Cruise Visitors Itinerary: Catching “The Big Five” Beaches in One Day Trip

Is it possible to visit the five most famous beaches of St. Maarten in a one day cruise visit? It definitely is. It just requires a lot of discipline. Discipline not to jump into every turquoise bay you see –