St. Martin is an island of dualities — the root of that being its dual French and Dutch sovereignty. So which side should you stay on, and what should you do when you’re there? You’ve come to the right place.
"Love the town and Pinel Island as well as Orient Beach, parasailing." in 198 reviews.
"Take a shared cab or water taxi from the ship 's dock to the downtown area." in 153 reviews.
"great Maho beach is a must!" in 88 reviews.
Walk off the ship and turn left. Watch for a sign that says $25 for two beach chairs, umbrella, drinks and free wifi! What a deal!
Visited: Mar 29, 2017
Be sure to go to see Maho Beach and the airplanes landing overhead!
Visited: Jan 15, 2017
You must go to Maho Beach and see the planes fly in low over the beach.
Visited: May 06, 2017
We went to Maho beach to see the jet planes land and take off - it was a blast! Share a taxi with others - $8 a person
Visited: Mar 09, 2017
Definitely my favorite day. The beaches are beautiful and I felt safe
Visited: Mar 03, 2017
Check out Maho beach to experience planes landing right over your head.
Visited: Mar 04, 2017
Our favorite. Go to the French side. Eat at the Sunset Grill and watch the planes come in. You can see and feel them flying so close overhead. Just don't get blown away!
Visited: Apr 09, 2017
Take a taxi rather than the excursion - you see more and learn more. See both the French and Dutch areas
Visited: Mar 04, 2017
Did a full island tour which was fun to see but a lot of driving. I would skip a few stops and spend more time at Maho Beach--what a kick watching those planes land and take off.
Visited: Feb 18, 2017
Our excursion for the day was Da Party Bus. We could not have asked for a better tour of the island. We feel like we saw much of the island, learned about the heritage and had a great time while doing it.
Visited: Mar 12, 2017
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