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Saint Martin is one of the most vibrant and cosmopolitan islands in the eastern Caribbean, a beautiful isle uniquely shared between France and the Netherlands. Combining chic beaches, superb cuisine and a lively, sophisticated atmosphere, it offers a colourful and rewarding cruising destination with a character all its own.

The island is famous for its dual identity, blending French elegance and Dutch energy across a single small island. The French side charms with sophisticated beach towns such as Grand Case, renowned as the culinary capital of the Caribbean, while the Dutch side buzzes with lively resorts, marinas and the famous beach beside the airport runway.

Saint Martin boasts more than thirty beautiful beaches, from chic sands to secluded coves, lapped by clear turquoise water ideal for swimming and watersports. Sheltered lagoons, offshore islets and clear reefs offer superb anchoring and snorkelling.

Ashore, the island offers world-class dining, duty-free shopping and a warm, cosmopolitan welcome, blending two European cultures with Caribbean flair. Its energy and sophistication are appealing.

With its French-Dutch flair, chic beaches and superb cuisine, Saint Martin is a vibrant jewel of the Caribbean. Guests can dine in its celebrated restaurants, relax on beautiful beaches and enjoy the cosmopolitan energy and natural beauty of this unique dual-nation island.
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The 60.3-metre Alia Yachts Samurai pairs a fast semi-displacement hull with an award-winning, glass-walled RWD interior, an 87-square-metre master suite, sundeck jacuzzi and beach club, cruising the Mediterranean and Caribbean
Samurai

60M

Alia Yachts

2016

425000€

Guests

A 53.5-metre De Voogt-designed Feadship with Terence Disdale monochrome interiors, a gym that converts to a cabin, and an expansive sundeck with panoramic sea views.
Hurricane Run

53.5M

Feadship

2009

245000€

Guests

A 47-metre Christensen 155 rebuilt to the hull and refitted again through 2024, carrying nine crew for twelve guests with a foredeck jacuzzi, an open-air cinema and a wellness programme,
SEA CLASS

47M

Christensen

1997

190000€

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A 52-metre Feadship with a Terence Disdale interior, a sundeck jacuzzi and an open-air cinema, carrying 12 guests in six cabins with a crew of 12 between the Mediterranean and
Adventure

52M

Feadship

2004

250000€

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The 46-metre Damen Maaskant Scintilla Maris is a hybrid-electric, Polar Code expedition yacht rebuilt from a North Atlantic trawler, with a characterful Vripack interior, full-beam owner’s cabin and 9,000nm range,
Scintilla Maris

46M

Maaskant

2023

136000€

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The 44.2-metre Christensen I Love This Boat pairs a bold, colourful Paola D. Smith interior with a full-beam on-deck owner’s suite, a vast sundeck with a ten-person jacuzzi and bar
I Love This Boat

44M

Christensen

2002

119000€

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A 50m Delta Marine with solid American pedigree, seven cabins for 12 guests and a 2025 refit delivering fresh style for Caribbean and Mediterranean cruising.
Victoria Del Mar

50M

Delta Marine

2006

245000€

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The 37-metre Alloy Yachts sailing cutter Genevieve pairs Dubois performance and big-boat volume with a warm Glade Johnson interior, a light-filled pilothouse saloon, a full-beam master and a cockpit cinema,
Genevieve

36M

Alloy Yachts

1996

75000€

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A 2012 Trinity Yachts refit through 2025, pairing Italian marble and Lalique glass with a full-beam master suite, chartering the western Mediterranean and Caribbean for twelve guests from EUR300,000/week.
Elis et Mar

57M

Trinity Yachts

2012

300000€

Guests

A 63m Feadship built specifically for charter, with two cinemas, 54 flavours of homemade ice cream and an Elemis wellness spa.
Lady Britt

63M

Feadship

2011

465000€

Guests

A 36.9-metre Numarine 37XP delivered in 2023, with six cabins for twelve, a 45-foot Everglades centre console and a 6,000-mile steel hull, chartering the Bahamas and Caribbean from $170,000 per
Eau La La

36M

Numarine

2023

170000€

Guests

A brand new 2025 Azimut Magellano 30M, a long range crossover with the shallow draft to reach the Bahamian cays, chartering The Bahamas for ten guests in five cabins.
PROPOSITION

30M

Azimut

2025

95000€

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A 38-metre Benetti Fast 125 with a full-width salon, sky lounge and onboard gym, chartering the Caribbean and Bahamas for up to 10 guests from USD 150,000 per week.
INSPIRATION

38M

Benetti

2017

150000€

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A 38-metre Heesen with a 2026 refit, chartering the Bahamas and Caribbean with an open-air cinema, a sun-deck spa and twelve guests in five cabins, from $105,000 per week.
SEA AXIS

38M

Heesen

1988

105000€

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Saint Martin Yacht Charter
Saint Martin yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
French-Dutch Island
The island is uniquely shared by France and the Netherlands, a division agreed in the Treaty of Concordia of March 1648 and, aside from sixteen boundary adjustments since, essentially unchanged since 1816. At just 87 square kilometres, it’s among the smallest landmasses anywhere divided between two sovereign nations, split roughly 53 to France and 34 to the Netherlands. There’s no formal border crossing between the two sides, so currencies, languages and speed limits can change within the length of a single road.
Grand Case Dining
Grand Case is the culinary capital of the Caribbean, a single beachfront street on the French side lined with more fine-dining restaurants per capita than almost anywhere else in the region. Its reputation grew through the 1980s and 90s as French chefs settled on the island and began combining classical technique with Creole and Caribbean ingredients, and the tradition continues today across everything from white-tablecloth dining rooms to a row of lolos, casual open-air barbecue shacks serving grilled lobster and ribs streetside. Sunset over the bay is part of the draw.
Chic Beaches
More than thirty beautiful beaches ring the island, their clear water ideal for swimming, and each has its own character depending on which side of the border it falls. Baie Rouge and Baie Longue on the French side are wide, quiet stretches backed by dunes, while Cupecoy’s sandstone cliffs and coves draw a livelier, later-in-the-day crowd. Further east, Anse Marcel sits in its own sheltered cove behind a marina, and Le Galion’s reef-protected shallows make it one of the calmer spots to swim with children.
Sheltered Lagoons
Sheltered lagoons and coves offer calm anchoring, chief among them Simpson Bay Lagoon, at around 1,250 hectares one of the largest enclosed lagoons in the Eastern Caribbean and itself split by the same France-Netherlands border that divides the island above it. Offshore islets add to the beauty: tiny Pinel Island, a short paddle from the French coast, has no permanent residents beyond a couple of beach restaurants, while Tintamarre, now a protected nature reserve, once had its own short-lived airstrip.
Cosmopolitan Flair
French elegance meets Dutch energy here, nowhere more visibly than in the contrast between quiet Marigot, the French capital with its hillside Fort Louis and daily market, and Philipsburg’s bustling Front Street of duty-free jewellers and cruise-ship crowds on the Dutch side. Hurricane Irma tore through as a Category 5 storm in September 2017 and levelled much of the marina infrastructure and beachfront, but the island’s rebuild since has left it as lively and well equipped as before. The island’s cosmopolitan flair, these days, feels genuinely earned rather than staged.

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The Week Unfolds
Across Saint Martin, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.

Saint Martin Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Saint Martin, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Baie Rouge
Anse Marcel
Simpson Bay
Oyster Pond
Grand Case Bay

Top Things to Do

Zipline through Loterie Farm on Pic Paradis
Dine along Grand Case’s beachfront lolos
Visit The Butterfly Farm
Kayak or paddleboard Simpson Bay Lagoon
Browse Marigot’s waterfront market

Top Places to Visit

Grand Case
Marigot
Pinel Island
Cupecoy
Tintamarre

Saint Martin Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Saint Martin, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
When's the best time to charter around Saint Martin?

December through April brings the driest, most settled weather and the busiest charter season, with the Heineken Regatta each March adding four days of racing and parties around Simpson Bay. Hurricane season runs June to November, peaking in September, so many owners and charter guests avoid the island in the late-summer months. Water temperatures stay warm and swimmable all year.

Which airport do we fly into for Saint Martin?

Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) on the Dutch side takes large jets directly from the US and Europe and is the main gateway for charter guests, its final approach famously low over Maho Beach. The French side has its own smaller Grand Case-Esperance Airport for regional and inter-island flights, useful if connecting from a nearby French island such as Guadeloupe.

Where should we plan to anchor?

Simpson Bay Lagoon offers the calmest, most sheltered water and easy access to provisioning and the marina, though it’s reached only through a bridge that opens on a set schedule. Baie Rouge and Anse Marcel are better for a quiet night with good swimming straight off the boat, and Grand Case Bay puts the dinghy ride to dinner about as short as it gets.

How many days should we plan for a Saint Martin itinerary?

Three to four days covers the island itself comfortably, including a night in Grand Case and time on both the French and Dutch beaches. Most charters use Saint Martin as a jumping-off point for the wider Leeward Islands, adding on Saint Barts, Anguilla or Saint Kitts to build out a week or two-week itinerary.

Is there a big sailing event we should know about?

The St. Maarten Heineken Regatta has run every March since 1980, when it started with just twelve boats, and has grown into the biggest keelboat regatta in the Caribbean, drawing several hundred entries over four days of racing out of Simpson Bay. Marina space and moorings book up well in advance for regatta week, so charter guests wanting to watch or take part should plan around the first weekend of March.

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