Unveil the Dual Soul of the Caribbean

The Dutch part of Sint Maarten—often written as St. Martin—is well-known for its casinos, jewellery-making, guavaberry liquors (rum)-based beverages, and lively nightlife. French Caribbean food, shopping, nudist beaches, and Loterie Farm are all popular on the French side of the island. There are many nicknames for this island with two sides and two nations, even though its official name is St. Maarten. Some nickname it the 'The Resilient Island' following its recovery from the devastation of Hurricane Irma in September 2017. Given that the Netherlands controls St. Maarten, some call it "The International Island." But keep in mind that France controls the portion of the island they refer to as St. Martin. Others like to refer to it as "The Sun-Soaked Island." As you can see, there are many names for this adorable little island with a golden sand beach. Capital – Philipsburg International Airport - Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) Population- 44,007 Currency- the Antillean guilder (ANG) Time - UTC-04:00 Driving side- right Main electricity- 230V Official language - Dutch Religion- Roman Catholicism

Speed down the world's steepest zip line Relax at Loterie Farm at St. Martin Watch extreme flyovers at Maho Beach Sip boozy samples at Topper's Rhum Soak up the sun at Mullet Bay