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Saint Martin Yacht Charter
Saint Martin is the smallest island in the Caribbean Sea in which two nationalities coexist; France and the Netherlands. With an extension of 37 miles, this island is located in the northeast of the Lesser Antilles, in the Atlantic Ocean.
In St. Martin you will find the best of France in the North and the most peculiar of the Netherlands in the south, there are no borders that separate them, only symbols and monuments that give us some clues.
St. Martin is, without a doubt, an island characterized by its multiculturalism and cosmopolitan atmosphere. A place where nations, towns, languages, coins, beaches, restaurants and parties are shared.
Rent a boat in Saint Martin and enjoy every moment at the sea; the incredible views while sailing, thousands of beaches, coral reefs,..
A Saint Martin Yacht Charter is a whole discovery and an experience for all kind of sailors.
Welcome to the island of friendship!
This small island is truly the sailing heaven, only surpassed by the popular British Virgin Islands as the best sailing area in the Caribbean.
The conditions of its prevailing winds make it highly recommended to have previous sailing experience to sail in San Martin
On this beautiful island, there is one of the largest annual regattas since 1980, the Heineken Regatta. This nautical event that began with only 12 boats, now attracts more than 200 boats and hundreds of people from all over the world.
When to sail in St. Martin: Although there is a slight difference between the dry season (January to June) and the rainy season (June to December), there is not really a rainy season like in the neighbouring islands.
Average annual temperature: 28 ° C
The trade winds usually blow from December to March and from June to August.
The hurricane season officially begins in early July and ends at the end of November.
Capital: Marigot – French side / Philipsburg – Dutch side:
Language : English. However, the official language on the St. Maarten side is Dutch, and French on St. Martin. A high percentage of the population speaks fluent Spanish.
Currency: Euros, but U.S. Dollars are also allowed on both sides of the island. Most credit cards are accepted.
How to get there: International Airport “Princess Juliana” (closest to the departure base).
Documentation; For non-Europeans, a passport (valid 3 months after the date of return), as well as a return ticket. For stays longer than 3 months, a visa is required (consult French consulate).
For European Union residents arriving at the Esperance airport on the French side, only an identity card is required. However, it is necessary to carry a valid passport, although when you want visit other Caribbean islands. European residents need a valid passport if they land at Juliana Airport (Dutch side).
Sanitary formalities: There are no mandatory vaccinations.
Gastronomy: Recognized as the Gastronomic Capital of the Caribbean, St Martin cuisine combines tradition and innovation. Its main ingredients are local fish and seafood, succulent meats and spices and tropical fruits.
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Saint Martin Yacht Charter
Saint Martin is the smallest island in the Caribbean Sea in which two nationalities coexist; France and the Netherlands. With an extension of 37 miles, this island is located in the northeast of the Lesser Antilles, in the Atlantic Ocean.
In St. Martin you will find the best of France in the North and the most peculiar of the Netherlands in the south, there are no borders that separate them, only symbols and monuments that give us some clues.
St. Martin is, without a doubt, an island characterized by its multiculturalism and cosmopolitan atmosphere. A place where nations, towns, languages, coins, beaches, restaurants and parties are shared.
Rent a boat in Saint Martin and enjoy every moment at the sea; the incredible views while sailing, thousands of beaches, coral reefs,..
A Saint Martin Yacht Charter is a whole discovery and an experience for all kind of sailors.
Welcome to the island of friendship!
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This small island is truly the sailing heaven, only surpassed by the popular British Virgin Islands as the best sailing area in the Caribbean.
The conditions of its prevailing winds make it highly recommended to have previous sailing experience to sail in San Martin
On this beautiful island, there is one of the largest annual regattas since 1980, the Heineken Regatta. This nautical event that began with only 12 boats, now attracts more than 200 boats and hundreds of people from all over the world.
When to sail in St. Martin: Although there is a slight difference between the dry season (January to June) and the rainy season (June to December), there is not really a rainy season like in the neighbouring islands.
Average annual temperature: 28 ° C
The trade winds usually blow from December to March and from June to August.
The hurricane season officially begins in early July and ends at the end of November.
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Capital: Marigot – French side / Philipsburg – Dutch side:
Language : English. However, the official language on the St. Maarten side is Dutch, and French on St. Martin. A high percentage of the population speaks fluent Spanish.
Currency: Euros, but U.S. Dollars are also allowed on both sides of the island. Most credit cards are accepted.
How to get there: International Airport “Princess Juliana” (closest to the departure base).
Documentation; For non-Europeans, a passport (valid 3 months after the date of return), as well as a return ticket. For stays longer than 3 months, a visa is required (consult French consulate).
For European Union residents arriving at the Esperance airport on the French side, only an identity card is required. However, it is necessary to carry a valid passport, although when you want visit other Caribbean islands. European residents need a valid passport if they land at Juliana Airport (Dutch side).
Sanitary formalities: There are no mandatory vaccinations.
Gastronomy: Recognized as the Gastronomic Capital of the Caribbean, St Martin cuisine combines tradition and innovation. Its main ingredients are local fish and seafood, succulent meats and spices and tropical fruits.
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