Scenic Drive of Dutch & French St. Maarten

Description

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WHAT YOU VISIT
- Marigot
The cosmopolitan capital on the French side, Marigot is home to colorful markets and trendy restaurants siting side-by-side with traditional stalls. Winding through the streets of central Marigot, you'll enjoy discovering old Creole houses, restored in the traditional Saint Martinoise style and often housing luxury boutiques.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
A stop at Cole Bay Hill rewards you with a panoramic overview of Simpson Bay Lagoon, Simpson Bay Village, Queen Juliana International Airport and the lowland areas of French and Dutch St. Maarten.

SHOPPING
While in Marigot, you'll have free time to browse the outdoor food market or visit the wide array of duty-free shops.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The charming seaside villages of Grand Case and the French Quarter (also known as Orleans) boasts many beautifully preserved buildings typical of the Colonial-Creole architecture. As you drive past you may notice that many of the buildings, painted in vibrant colors, feature a lower floor made of concrete, and an upper floor built with wood, and windows covered with wooden hurricane shutters.

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