Philipsburg, St. Maarten Port Reviews

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by geoffreysthomps

Apparently the French side is throwing major roadblocks to rebuilding. We visited places on the French side last year that were packed. This year - ghost town. The beach cafe on Orient Bay where we had lunch last year - wiped off the face of the Earth. Our guide told us about how a Spanish hotel company brought in 160 workers to rebuild its property on the French side, because there were no locals who were available and/or who had the necessary skills. The government deported them. He said there is money available to rebuild, and the government is preventing people from rebuilding. People are unable to make a living due to government inaction. Shameful. The Dutch side is much better, its functional and there are signs of life.

Visited: Mar 04, 2018

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by Guzman86

We spent an unforgettable day on this beautiful island but I was surprised to see that in Maho Beach there is no sand only stones but we still enjoyed the day the water was crystal clear and fresh for the area of the hotels is intact

Visited: Mar 20, 2016

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by classic1903

Very interesting island. Plenty of devastation remains from 2017 Hurricane Irma. Homes and hotels still being rebuilt. Maho Beach was interesting—watching the planes take off land just yards away.

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by moniquelong

Saint Martin was absolutely gorgeous. I just don’t think that the ship gives enough time to hang out on the porch. It’s very disappointing I would’ve like to stay here a lot longer

Visited: Aug 03, 2019

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by bernie3456

I love this stop but my other half was not as impressed. We had no plans other than taking the water taxi into town which was easy and worked great. After wondering around we found the Star Wars guy which was amazing. Obviously low budget to build out but was still very well done.

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