A safe, heavenly place.

Saint-Martin has long been known as a Caribbean paradise for its crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches and warm climate.

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A hidden gem

Where the island
feels worlds away

When it comes to Saint-Martin, it’s hard not to be blown away by the sheer amount of things to see and do. From stunning beaches to world-class restaurants, there’s no shortage of experiences to be had.

On the north shore of Saint-Martin, behind the rolling hills, the bay of Anse Marcel lies in a large horseshoe cove and is surrounded by lush vegetation. It’s a simply sublime place.

Champagne bottle and glasses in an ice bucket.
Wooden pontoon of the Anse Marcel marina under palm trees.
Aerial view of the turquoise water and beach of Anse Marcel.

Interesting fact

Saint-Martin is a culturally diverse nation, known for being shared between the kingdom of the Netherlands and France. Although Anse-Marcel Bay is on the French side of the island, it’s interesting to note that English is the mother tongue of the whole island.

Fish carpaccio with flowers and herbs.

Saint-Martin

The gastronomic capital
of the Caribbean

Saint-Martin is renowned for its culinary prowess. A melting pot of French, Dutch and Caribbean influences, the island’s culinary culture reflects the diversity of its history and traditions. You can feast on an incredible variety of dishes, blending fresh seafood, exotic spices, tropical fruits and vegetables. The flavors and aromas will make your mouth water and leave you begging for more.

From street food to fine dining, Saint-Martin’s culinary scene offers something for everyone. If you’re a food enthusiast looking for an exciting culinary adventure, Saint-Martin should be at the top of your list!

Aerial view of a green headland and the turquoise sea.

Discover Saint-Martin

One island,
two worlds

An atypical island paradise with a surface area of around 90 km² that divides its territory between two countries. On one side is Saint-Martin (where Anse-Marcel is located), an overseas community belonging to France. On the other, Dutch St. Maarten, an autonomous state of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Saint-Martin’s cultural heritage is a fascinating tapestry, reflecting the many peoples who have made the island their home over the centuries.

Lounge chairs by a fire pit at night.
Catamarans moored at the Anse Marcel marina.

From the moment you arrive on the island of Saint-Martin,
you’ll feel like adventure is waiting around every corner!

There’s so much to do around AURA, here’s a brief list:

Thrills and spills

Thrill-seekers can go off the beaten track and visit both sides of the island by mountain bike or jeep, or get carried away by the world’s steepest zip-line, the Flying Dutchman.

Breathtaking views

Nature lovers can observe all kinds of native flora and fauna (on land and underwater), hike to hidden natural pools and breathtaking views, or take to the waves and see the sites by jet-ski.

Local shopping

Of course, Saint-Martin still offers fantastic shopping opportunities. Take a day to visit Philipsburg and the other shopping districts to buy haute couture and luxury jewelry, local brands or souvenirs.

Relaxation and gastronomy

Looking for a moment of pure relaxation? Head to one of Saint-Martin’s dozens of pristine, dazzling beaches. Feast on freshly caught seafood and sample the local drink, delicious guavaberry rum.

Exploring nearby islands

Explorers will be delighted to learn that Saint-Martin is the Caribbean’s best hub for island-hopping. Take a day trip to Anguilla, Saba, Saint-Barthélemy or Pinel Island, each has its own unique appeal.

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Motor boat anchored in clear turquoise water.
Grilled fish and white wine on a wooden table by the beach.
Golf carts parked under palm trees.

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