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St Maarten vacation packages

One Caribbean island, two sides: Dutch Sint Maarten and French Saint-Martin, with beaches all around.

  • Beaches on both sides
  • Dutch and French sides
  • Grand Case restaurants
  • Fly into St Maarten (SXM)

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About St Maarten

Why visit St Maarten?

St Maarten is an island in the northeastern Caribbean shared by two countries: Sint Maarten in the south, part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and Saint-Martin in the north, part of France. Resorts sit on both sides, from Maho Bay and Little Bay on the Dutch side to Orient Bay on the French side, and packages from Canada fly into Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM).

Canadian vacation packages to St Maarten combine a return flight and a resort stay. Several travel sites sell the same resorts, so the total for identical dates can differ from one site to the next. TripRadr shows those totals side by side, and you book on the site you prefer.

  • Many beachesBays on every coast, from Maho and Little Bay to Orient Bay.
  • Two sides, one islandDutch Philipsburg and French Marigot, with an open border between them.
  • Food and shoppingGrand Case is known for its restaurants, and Philipsburg for Front Street.
  • Easy to reachPackages from Canada fly into Princess Juliana International Airport.

Best time to visit

When is the best time to visit St Maarten?

St Maarten is warm all year. The drier season runs roughly from December to April, and the wetter months bring the Atlantic hurricane season, roughly June to November. Here is what to expect:

  • December to April

    Drier season

    Sunny days, trade-wind breezes and the busiest travel season. Book early for school holidays.

  • May to June

    Warm and quieter

    Hotter days and fewer travellers than in winter. Hurricane season begins in June.

  • July to August

    Hot summer

    Hot and humid with passing showers, and summer-holiday travel from Canada.

  • September to November

    Wetter months

    More rain and the height of hurricane season. Read the change and cancellation terms.

Things to do

Top things to do in St Maarten

  • Watch the planes at Maho Beach

    See aircraft pass low over the beach on their final approach to the airport.

  • Visit both capitals

    Shop along Front Street in Philipsburg, then cross to Marigot for its market and waterfront.

  • Eat in Grand Case

    Spend an evening in the French-side village of Grand Case, known for its restaurants.

  • Hop to a nearby island

    Take a ferry or boat trip to Anguilla or St Barts for the day.

Travel tips

Know before you go

  • Entry requirements

    Canadians need a valid passport. Rules for the Dutch and French sides can differ, so check the current entry requirements before you travel.

  • Money

    The euro is used on the French side, and US dollars are widely accepted across the island. Confirm what your package total includes before you book.

  • Travel advice

    Check the Government of Canada travel advice for Sint Maarten and Saint-Martin before you go, and take normal precautions.

  • Sun and heat

    The Caribbean sun is strong all year. Pack sunscreen, a hat and light clothing, and drink plenty of water.

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Frequently asked questions

St Maarten travel FAQ

Is St Maarten Dutch or French?

Both. The island is shared by Sint Maarten, part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, in the south and Saint-Martin, part of France, in the north. Visitors cross between the two sides freely.

Which airport do I fly into for St Maarten?

Packages from Canada fly into Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) on the Dutch side, which serves the whole island. Transfer times depend on where your resort sits, so allow extra time at busy hours.

Which currency do I need in St Maarten?

The euro is used on the French side, and US dollars are widely accepted across the island. Cards are accepted at most resorts.

When is the best time to visit St Maarten?

The drier season, roughly December to April, has the most settled weather and the most travellers. The wetter months bring hurricane season, roughly June to November. Demand changes through the year, so compare your own dates.

How long is a typical St Maarten vacation package from Canada?

St Maarten packages in our data run from 5 to 28 nights, and the trip lengths on offer depend on your departure city. Stays of 7 nights are offered from the most Canadian airports.

Does TripRadr book my St Maarten trip?

No. TripRadr compares vacation packages across travel sites and sends you to the one you choose. You book and pay there.