Precious Just steps from Cupecoy Beach, Porto Cupecoy is a new development of 17 buildings inspired by Mediterranean architecture that stands elegantly beside Simpson Bay Lagoon... more
Monchal High & Low Season 2010: Stay for 7 nights, pay for only 6. (Applicable for travel 2 Jan > 14 Dec, 2010 - Promo ends Dec 14... more
Coral Located in the heart of the exclusive, gated residential community of Terres Basses, Coral is fully air conditioned and offers all the modern conveniences to ensure an idyllic stay... more
Cala Luna Introducing beautifully romantic Villa Cala Luna, a newly constructed hillside property in Terres Basses. The Italian name loosely translates to ‘Moonlit Cove’... more
Baie Longue B. House This wonderful, West Indian style home with lovely arches on the sea side is located directly on Long Beach with over a mile of shimmering white sand... more
Modani Lovely 3 bedroom hillside villa located in Terres Basses within walking distance of beautiful Bay Rouge beach. Villa Modani has a large well equipped kitchen that opens on to a breakfast bar overlooking the pool area... more
Belle de Nuit Villa Belle De Nuit on the hillside above Happy Bay beach is an architectural gem. Designed by Mauricio Lanari, the villa captures the cool trade winds and magnificent ocean and sunset views in a relaxed contemporary setting... more
Villa Bénédicte 5 bedroom villa in Terres Basses with 5 bathrooms situated on 2,5 acres. Property has sea view with terrace, pool and gazebo... more
Les Trois Jours Les Trois Jours is an idyllic beachfront property located on one of St. Martin’s finest beaches, beautiful Baie Longue, home to the world renowned hotel La Samanna... more
C'est la Vue An Oasis of tranquility... more
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The wonderfull life on the Bliss !!! The Bliss offers a living experience unforgettable night! A nightclub open in a trendy décor, swimming pool to cool down, the best DJs from around the world and enjoy these idyllic moments, a gourmet food from breakfast to dinner ... Be enchanted by this delightful recipe of fun this club out of the ordinary! Address Sint Maarten Maho Caravanserai Resort, Beacon Hill Road 2 Phone (s) 545 3996 Fax: 545 3996 Website: http://www.theblissexperience.com cocktails Mimosa Chic The Funky Flute, Yellow Monk, Kir Royal, Hypnotic Attitude Price: € 10 or $ 15 Mojito Mai Tai, Margarita, Caipirinha, Sea Breeze, Cosmopolitan, Price: 7.50 € or $ 12 Cognac Hennessy, Remy Martin, Courvoisier Price: 7 / € 12 or $ 11/19 Martini Classic Martini Watermelon Martini Vanilla Martini French Martini, Manzana Martini... more
Princess Juliana airport extraordinary! L'Esperance Airport: Phone: 590-87-53-03- The small L'Esperance Airport in St. Martin generally serves small charter and inter-island planes. Federal Aviation Administration -Website: http://www.faa.gov Airline passengers often prefer to travel on board air carriers they know and trust, but this may not always be an option for getting to your destination of choice. The Federal Aviation Administration of the United States (FAA) provides air carrier reputation rankings that are based on performance, service, and safety. The FAA's Web site is at http://www.faa.gov. Federal Aviation Administration 800 Independence Ave, SW Washington, DC 20591 The FAA consumer hotline can be contacted at 866-835-5322, and those looking for the Aviation Consumer Protection Division or looking to report air travel service problems should contact 202-366-2220... more
Philipsburg, the capital of the Dutch side Philipsburg, the capital of Dutch St. Maarten, fills a narrow stretch of land between Great Bay and the Great Salt Pond. Founded in 1763 by John Philips, a Scottish captain in the Dutch navy, it soon became a bustling center of international trade. Today it is as bustling as ever, with lively shopping streets, cafes, and hotels. Two main roads cut across the length of Philipsburg--Front Street and, yes, Back Street. Front Street, the main thoroughfare, is lined with duty-free shops offering everything from Italian leather goods and Japanese cameras to native crafts. Narrow alleyways lead in either direction to arcades and courtyards filled with flowers. Visitors will also find examples of traditional West Indian architecture, including characteristic pastel-colored houses with second-story verandas looking out over the street... more
Pinel, the magic of an Island in the Caribbean sea With lots of shallow waters, this paradise like sand point is protected from pounding surf. The water is calm and crystal clear, accompanied by beautiful beaches. Ideal for snorkeling for its coral reefs (there is a snorkel trail, too!), and also for sunbathing, as the main beach stays sun-drenched until the end of the day! When you arrive on Pinel Island you will see a large sand spit. Behind that a stand of Coconut palm trees, and then a small hill that makes up this picture perfect paradise. There are no cars, no roads, (and of course no ATM!), however you will find three beach bars/ restaurants, one is run by a Frenchman, the other is a local tiki-hut style place serving BBQ food, seafood and grilled fresh lobster as well. The third "Up On The Key" is new, see Some people have been known to camp here overnight... more
Caribbean Kitesurf History The Chinese are credited with using kites for propulsion in the 13th century. In the 1800s George Pocock used kites of increased size to propel carts on land and ships on the water, using a 4-line control system - the same system in common use today. Both carts and boats were able to turn and sail upwind. The kites could be flown for sustained periods. The intention was to establish kitepower as an alternative to horsepower, partly to avoid the hated "horse tax" that was levied at that time. In 1903, aviation pioneer Samuel Cody developed "man-lifting kites" and succeeded in crossing the English channel in a small collapsible canvas boat powered by a kite In the late 1970s the development of Kevlar then Spectra flying lines and more controllable kites with improved efficiency contributed to practical kite traction... more
Queen Mary 2 in visit with Saint Martin's Concept and construction The vision of a 21st century ocean liner bigger than any that had gone before started as the brainchild of Carnival CEO Micky Arison, who has stated that his company bought Cunard to create Queen Mary 2, not vice versa. Cunard completed a design for a new class of 84,000-ton, 2,000-passenger liners on 8 June 1998, but immediately revised them upon comparing those specifications with Carnival Cruise Lines' 100,000-ton Destiny-class cruise ships and Royal Caribbean's 137,200-ton Voyager of the Seas. Six months later, on 10 December, Cunard released details of Project Queen Mary, the project to develop a liner that would complement Queen Elizabeth 2. Harland and Wolff of Northern Ireland, Aker Kværner of Norway, Fincantieri of Italy, Meyer Werft of Germany, and Chantiers de l'Atlantique of France were invited to bid on the project... more
The Maltese Falcon on the island of St. Martin Yacht Charter Description Luxury sailing yacht ‘Maltese Falcon’ is massive 88 meter mega yacht built by the Italian Perini Navi Yachts. A privileged few charter guests will ever be fortunate enough to experience the Maltese Falcon under full sail. The huge clipper S/Y ‘Maltese Falcon’ is the largest sailing yacht in the world and in a breeze her immense DynaRig powers her to record shattering speeds. Maltese Falcon’s interior is luxurious with a rich contemporary décor, delightful to the eye and soothing to the soul. At this size the super yacht offers all the space, grace and luxuries of a large luxury motor yacht. Falcon is the ideal choice for large scale entertaining while meandering between smart anchorages, or for that once in a lifetime blue water ocean passage, foaming through the crests... more
Friday September 10
29°C Nuages épars - Max : 31° Min : 27° Lever : 5h59 - Coucher : 18h19
