Activities
Saint-Martin

A world-famous spot where planes fly over the beach at very low altitude before landing, right above sunbathers and beach bars.

A network of ziplines and nature trails in the heart of the Pic Paradis rainforest, with a natural pool and restaurant nestled in the canopy.

A 30 km² marine protected area created in 1998 in the north-east of the island to protect coral reefs, mangroves, seagrass beds, salt ponds and dry forest. The website covers discovery trails and fragile sites such as Tintamarre or Pinel, and how to request night mooring.

A company based in Saint-Martin operating Airbus AS 350 B2 helicopters from Grand Case airport, offering scenic flights over the island, private transfers between Caribbean islands, aerial photography and film shoots. Flights are operated by Let's Fly.

An adventure park at Rockland Estate on Sentry Hill, on the Dutch side: the Sky Explorer gondola with 360° views, the Flying Dutchman zipline billed as the steepest in the world, a schooner ride, SeaTrek underwater walking and the YoHo Pirate boat. Closed-toe shoes are required.

Seaside horseback riding: a one-hour trail ride with a horse for each guest and an experienced leader, a photo shoot and a swim in the Caribbean with your horse. On clear days you can see Saba, St Barths and St Eustatius, and there is a two-hour sunset campfire ride.

A dive centre at Nettlé Bay affiliated with CMAS, FFESSM and PADI, offering introductory dives, exploration dives including night dives, and courses from level 1 to 3 up to instructor training. There are more than 35 sites around the island, including Creole Rock and the Remorqueur wreck near Tintamarre.