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St. Maarten gives you two countries on one 37-square-mile island: the Dutch side with casinos, Philipsburg's boardwalk, and the famous low-flying landings at Maho Beach; and the French side with Grand Case's restaurants and the wide sands of Orient Bay. Fond Travels packages your flights from the US with a resort on whichever side suits you and books it by phone.

What a St. Maarten package can include

  • Round-trip flights from the US to Princess Juliana International (SXM)
  • Resorts in Simpson Bay or Maho on the Dutch side, beachfront hotels at Orient Bay, or boutique inns in Grand Case
  • Airport transfers, rental cars, and all-inclusive or room-only options
  • Excursions: Maho Beach plane spotting, Pinel Island snorkeling, Loterie Farm ziplines, day trips by ferry to Anguilla, St. Barts, or Saba

Best time to go

December–April is peak season with dry, breezy days. May–June and November are good value. August–October is hurricane season and the quietest period — ask us about flexible fares if you're traveling then.

Where to stay

  • Simpson Bay / Maho (Dutch): nightlife, casinos, marina restaurants, close to the airport
  • Orient Bay (French): the island's longest beach, water sports, beach clubs
  • Grand Case (French): a food-lover's village with sunset dining

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FAQs

Dutch for nightlife, casinos, and airport convenience; French for beaches, food, and a quieter feel. There's no border, so you can easily explore both.

Yes, US citizens need a valid passport — ask us about current requirements.

US dollars are accepted on both sides; the French side officially uses the euro, so cards are handy in Grand Case and Marigot.

Yes — ferries reach Anguilla and St. Barts in under an hour, and Saba is a short hop. We can add day trips to your package.