St. Martin is located at the heart of the Antilles arc, north of the Lesser Antilles island chain. The Atlantic Ocean is to the east, the Caribbean Sea is to the west.

St. Martin is a logical next step for vacationers who have yachted in the Caribbean once or twice. Winds are moderate, the waters are generally calm, and spectacular spots like the islands of Pinel and Tintamarre, or even Anguilla to the north or St. Barts to the south, are a short distance away.

St. Martin is the smallest island in the world to ever have been partitioned in two. The French and the Dutch share the north and the south, respectively. Like siblings, each has its own character and personality, but they share the same origin. The border is virtually imperceptible. and people cross back and forth freely.

OUR BASE – ANSE MARCEL

Anse Marcel is nestled in a naturally protected cove on the north side of St Martin Island. Located in the island’s French section, it is home to the Radisson Blu Marina, widely considered a wonderfully peaceful getaway spot by the yachting community. Anse Marcel is one of the best-preserved bays on the island, surrounded by steep hills and featuring a sublime white sandy beach facing the Caribbean Sea.

Just a 10-minute drive to Grand Case, a town known as the Caribbean capital of fine dining, and a 40-minute drive from the Princess Juliana International Airport.

Anse Marcel is home to the Radisson Blu Resort Marina & Spa.  This new jewel of the Radisson chain is on the verge of becoming the finest hotel on the island. It will charm both families and couples looking for a beautifully quiet holiday.  Why not enjoy an overnight stay before boarding?

SNORKELING & SCUBA DIVING

The surrounding waters and corals are teeming with marine life. And for avid scuba divers, there are myriad underwater shipwrecks to explore.

The waters and seabed are part of the island’s natural marine and coastal reserve.