Whether you're returning, or are a first time visitor, St. Martin is an island of adventure, excitement and relaxation. It offers an ideal mix of sporting activities,
vibrant nightlife, natural beauty and secluded comfort with all the necessities of home. Windsurf, snorkel, go hiking, horseback riding, enjoy great cuisine, shop to
your heart's delight, or test lady luck in the many world-class casinos. St. Martin offers a unique experience for every visitor!
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St. Barthelemy lies 15 miles southeast of St. Martin. The island in many ways looks like a small St. Martin. It is very hilly and developed. St. Barts isn’t Caribbean in style. It resembles the south of France. In recent years it has become a favorite with the “jet-set”. This has caused …
Saba is a hopefully extinct volcano of just 5 square miles that climbs out of the water to a height of 3,000 feet. There are no beaches. But it does have charming small villages with names like Hells Gate and Bottom. The scenery is breathtaking. The road around the island was only finished in the 1950’s. Before that …
A British island about four or five miles off the French side. The island itself is in square miles the same size as St. Martin. It’s topography is very different. There are no mountains or hills for that matter. It is much dryer than St. Martin. But it does have some of the most beautiful beached in all of the Caribbean. There is no shopping and few good restaurants, but if you like beaches and snorkeling …
