St. Maarten / St. Martin Things To Do Blog

Research has shown that visitors find one of St. Maartens / St. Martins attractive features that there is so much to do on the island. From inspiring tours to thrill seeking excursions on land, sailing and other activities on the water as well as those under water, the offer of things to do is vast and keeps expanding. Most excursions are within easy reach for cruise passengers too. This blog highlights the rich variety of options on how to spend a day on St. Maarten / St. Martin and news pertaining to them.

Helicopter view of Marigot and surroundings with blue sea and sunrays

May 8, 2026

Photo Of The Week: “Helicopter View of Marigot Blue”

This week’s island photo was made from a helicopter, tilting slightly as it passes by French side St. Martin capital Marigot to make this great aerial picture. To the right, you see the French side entry to the binational Simpson Bay

announcement beach of the week: guana bay beach

May 8, 2026

Visit St. Maarten / St. Martin Beach of The Week: Guana Bay Beach

Looking for a quieter beach experience? Guana Bay Beach offers a long stretch of natural beauty on the Atlantic side of St. Maarten. With amazing views of St. Barths and close access to the island’s famous Natural Pool and Naked

star of the seas cruise ship in the water

May 7, 2026

Today in St. Maarten Cruise Port: Star Of The Seas

A Bright Star On the St. Maarten Horizon It’s here: today the Star of the Seas will be in the St. Maarten Cruise Port! In anticipation of the visit of this behemoth, here are some fun facts for

Helicopter view of restaurant and beach on Prickly Pear Cays near st maarten

May 1, 2026

Photo Of The Week: “Tranquil Days at Prickly Pear Cays”

The catamaran on this Photo Of The Week is clearly out for tranquillity. Their anchorage of choice, Prickly Pear Cays, is one of the most picturesque locations of the Caribbean. Its turquoise waters and landmark restaurant is a snapshot worth

April 30, 2026

The Community Connection – an interview with Diana Bryson (C3)

In our series introducing islanders and their favorite local spots, we meet Diana Bryson of C3 (Critical Communication Caribbean). She is the island’s go-to person for this provider of mission-critical communication networks and specialized technology. Formerly known as Radio