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Maho Beach: Famous for its proximity to Princess Juliana International Airport, where visitors can watch large aircraft fly astonishingly close overhead as they land, making it a unique and thrilling experience.
Fort Louis: Overlooking the town of Marigot on the French side, Fort Louis offers panoramic views of the island and its surroundings, making it a great spot for photography and historical exploration.
Grand Case: Known as the culinary capital of the island, Grand Case features a beachside boulevard lined with gourmet restaurants offering French and Caribbean cuisine, as well as local BBQ "lolos."
Orient Bay Beach: One of the island's most popular beaches on the French side, known for its white sands, water sports, and beach bars. Part of the beach is clothing-optional.
Pic Paradis: The highest point on the island, offering hiking trails through lush forests with the reward of stunning views over the island and surrounding waters at the top.
Front Street in Philipsburg: The main shopping street on the Dutch side, known for its duty-free shops selling jewelry, electronics, liquor, and more, along with historic buildings and the Sint Maarten Museum.
Loterie Farm: A private nature reserve on the French side offering zip-lining, hiking, and a secluded pool lounge, set within a lush tropical environment.
Mullet Bay Beach: A favorite among locals and visitors on the Dutch side, known for its fine sand, clear waters, and relaxed atmosphere, ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Marigot Market: A vibrant open-air market in the capital of the French side, where visitors can find fresh produce, local spices, crafts, and souvenirs, reflecting the island's rich culture.
Butterfly Farm: Located near Orient Bay, this farm offers visitors the chance to walk among hundreds of colorful butterflies in a serene tropical garden setting, providing both a peaceful and educational experience
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