Saint Martin is more than its beaches. Volcanic hills, protected reefs, and a bilingual culture make it one of the most varied small islands in the Caribbean. Jump to a category below.
Saint Martin's calmer bays and protected reserves make for easy, rewarding snorkeling — no boat required for most spots.
The island's volcanic terrain is more rugged than most visitors expect, with a handful of rewarding trails.
Facing west toward the Caribbean Sea, these spots consistently deliver the best evening light.
The best places to see the whole island — and its neighbors — at a glance.
Where to point your camera for the shot everyone will ask about.
Protected areas that make the most of the island's natural side.
Wetland reserve along the Galion Bay, home to herons and migratory birds.
Read moreProtected waters off a small uninhabited island, popular for snorkeling excursions.
Read moreA private nature park with zipline courses and forest trails near Pic Paradis.
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