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What you will visit:

Orient Beach Lookout Point at Coralita Beach
Tranquil Coralita Beach, also known as Baie de l'Embouchure, is a serene, sandy, less frequented beach located on the eastern coast of St. Martin. From the Orient Beach Lookout Point, take in the tranquil atmosphere and views of St. Barth on a clear day.

Marigot
Marigot, the charming French capital, exudes a distinctive "joie de vivre." Its colonial architecture, sidewalk cafés, bistros and pastry shops are reminiscent of a quaint French market town. Explore upscale boutiques and a bustling artisanal market, perfect for souvenirs. With its compact size-just four streets wide-it's easy to discover all the shopping this delightful city offers.

Maho Beach
This thrilling beach on the Dutch side is famous for its proximity to the airport, where airplanes fly incredibly close to the shore. A must-see for photo enthusiasts, Maho Beach combines soft sands, a coral reef, and the unique spectacle of aircraft landings.

Harold Jack Hill Lookout
Capture stunning panoramic views over Dutch St. Maarten from this incredible vantage point. Situated between Cole Bay and Philipsburg, the lookout offers 180-degree views of the island, and if the weather is favorable, you can spot the neighboring islands of Saba and St. Eustatius.

What you will see along the way:

Sunny beaches with sugar-white sand, colonial architecture, quaint towns and lush hills are found on both sides of the island, and a drive along coastal roads takes in splendid views of local villages and the sparkling Caribbean Sea. Board your motorcoach and proceed through the Dutch capital, Philipsburg, a bustling town with historical buildings, classic island street activity, and an abundance of shops and cafés. Travel to the French side of the island and into the capital of Marigot, a unique blend of European elegance and Caribbean flair.