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Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of Marigot by renting a yacht. This offers a unique opportunity to explore the coastline and nearby islands at your own pace. Whether you're interested in the local sea culture or just want to relax in the sun, renting a yacht in Marigot can be an enriching experience. It's the perfect way to enjoy the sea in a personal and intimate way.
Day 1: From Marigot Bay, Saint Martin to Road Bay, Anguilla (18 nautical miles)
Start your sailing adventure in Marigot Bay on the west coast of the French part of St. Martin, known for its historic charm. Visit Fort Louis before you depart. After a short preparation, sail westwards to Road Bay, Anguilla. Along the way, it's advisable to anchor at Grande Case for a swimming break against the backdrop of Pic Paradis Mountain. End the day in Road Bay and enjoy the evening at one of the local beach bars.
Day 2: From Road Bay, Anguilla to Anse De Colombier, Saint Barths (23.75 nautical miles)
Spend the morning exploring Road Bay. Enjoy water sports or diving at popular wrecks. Then sail southward to Anse De Colombier on St. Barths. Stop at the cactus-covered Ile Fourche. Anse De Colombier offers fantastic snorkeling opportunities and free anchoring with ample space.
Day 3: From Anse De Colombier, St Barths to Crocus Bay, Anguilla (30 nautical miles)
Begin the day early and enjoy a final walk in Anse De Colombier. Sail to Crocus Bay, Anguilla, a tranquil bay perfect for snorkeling and sunbathing. In the evening, visit Da’Vida for dinner and entertainment, or enjoy a quiet night on your boat.
Day 4: From Crocus Bay, Anguilla to Orient Bay, Saint Martin (30 nautical miles)
Enjoy a beautiful sailing day to Orient Bay. Discover the local marine life and coral structures. Visit Chez Leandra for dinner or enjoy the local bars and clubs for some evening entertainment.
Day 5: From Orient Bay, Saint Martin to Gustavia (14 nautical miles)
Leave St. Martin and sail to Gustavia on St. Barths. Admire the luxury yachts and exclusive shops. Enjoy top-class French restaurants or more casual dining options as you explore the charming streets.
Day 6: From Gustavia to Great Bay, Philipsburg, Saint Martin (13.7 nautical miles)
Sail back to St. Maarten and dock in Philipsburg. Take advantage of tax-free shopping and local dining options such as Ocean Lounge. End the day with a visit to the casinos or relax in one of the local bars.
Day 7: From Great Bay, Philipsburg back to Marigot Bay, St Martin (12.5 nautical miles)
Enjoy your final hours at sea with a morning snorkeling session. Sail back to Marigot Bay, where your adventure began, and reflect on the wonderful experiences and memories you've gained during this unforgettable journey.
Marigot, located on the French side of Saint Martin, is generally considered a safe destination, but like any tourist location, it has its concerns regarding petty theft and crime. The areas around the bus station and Fort Louis Marina in Marigot are known for incidents of pickpocketing and muggings, so it's wise to stay vigilant, particularly in these locations. Be careful with securing your belongings at Sandy Ground Beach, as theft from parked cars has been reported.
Visitors are advised not to walk alone or in poorly lit areas at night and to keep valuable items out of sight. Using ATMs during the day in busy areas and being cautious with your personal belongings, especially on the beach or when using public transportation, can also help minimize risks. Always respect local laws and customs, especially at religious sites or while taking photographs.
On a broader scale, while Saint Martin occasionally deals with organized crime, it rarely affects tourists directly. However, you should still avoid any activity that might inadvertently involve you in such situations, like accepting packages from strangers. Overall, the crime rate in Saint Martin is relatively low, with the most common issue being theft from vehicles.
For a safe and enjoyable visit, ensure that you take basic precautions like those outlined above and stay informed about any local advisories during your stay.
Marina Fort Louis in Marigot offers comprehensive amenities for both experienced sailors and visitors. The marina features 150 berths suitable for yachts up to 260 feet, with a draft up to 12 feet. In addition to basic services such as water and fuel bunkering, the marina also provides assistance with customs clearance, waste processing, and internet access. For the convenience of visitors, showers, laundry facilities, and banking services are also available. Restaurants and shops
are within walking distance for added comfort and local experiences. For more information, visit [Marina Fort Louis](https://www.marinafortlouis.com/).
Marigot's nightlife brims with excitement and diversity, offering everything from vibrant bars and clubs to live music venues that cater to all tastes. As the capital of French St. Martin, Marigot provides a picturesque backdrop for its lively evening scene, where you can enjoy a range of activities from sipping cocktails at chic beach bars to dancing the night away at bustling nightclubs.
For those who appreciate live music, there are plenty of options where local and international artists play everything from reggae and rock to electronic music. Venues like the Red Piano are renowned for their live performances, offering a fantastic atmosphere almost every night of the week. If you're looking to experience local culture and music, venues like Soggy Dollar Bar offer a dynamic setting with DJs and themed party nights that attract both locals and tourists.
Marigot also boasts an array of bars and lounges that are perfect for a more relaxed evening. Whether you're looking for a sophisticated wine bar or a laid-back setting to enjoy some local beers, there's something to suit every preference.
Moreover, the island's "Happy Hour" culture means you can enjoy great deals on drinks and tapas, often extending beyond the typical one-hour window. This is a great way to kick off an evening before heading to one of the many casinos or nightclubs for some late-night entertainment.
Marigot, located on the French side of the island of Saint Martin, enjoys a tropical climate that is pleasant throughout the year. Temperatures average from 23°C in the cooler months to 30°C in the warmer months, making it an ideal destination for sun lovers. The weather is generally warm and sunny, with a light cooling breeze from the sea.
The rainy season runs from June to November, with the possibility of brief, but sometimes heavy, rain showers. Despite this, the climate remains predominantly sunny. The dry season, from December to May, is the most popular time for tourists due to the drier and sunnier weather.
Marigot is also located in the hurricane belt, and while direct hits are rare, the island c2an experience indirect effects during the hurricane season, which runs from June to November. Tourists traveling during this period are advised to keep a close watch on weather forecasts and consider travel insurance.
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