What is the flower of St. Maarten?
What is the flower of St. Maarten? Sage Flower – National Flower of St Maarten / St Martin This beautiful yellow flower is depicted in the national emblem of Dutch side St Maarten, and in the logo of the St Maarten Hospitality & Trade Association – whose members are likely to be your host these holidays!
Which side of St Maarten is nicer?
While Sint Maarten has the upper hand in nightlife, the French side of the island is known for having the more pristine beaches. Notoriously white sands edge up against crystalline turquoise oceans on the shorelines along the island's northern face.
Is St Martin the smallest island in the world?
To get an idea of the area covered by St. Martin, just imagine that it only covers 14.8 km (9.2 miles) from West to East and 13.2 km (8.2 miles) from North to South! But not to worry, this is the biggest small island in the world.
What is Saint Martin famous drink?
Guavaberry is the legendary folk liqueur of St. Maarten, first made here centuries ago in private homes.
What are 3 interesting facts about St Martin?
- St.Maarten – St.Martin is a culinary leader in the Caribbean. ...
- 37 is a lucky number. ...
- Its highest point is Pic Paradis. ...
- 4.It is split into two nationalities. ...
- It's the island with the famous airport.
What alcohol is St Martin known for?
Guavaberry is the National Liqueur of Sint Maarten / St. Martin. The Guavaberry Emporium is a protected National Historical Monument, built on the site of an ancient synagogue in the middle of town.
What is the best currency to use in St Maarten?
Despite having two different official currencies, the US Dollar is accepted on both sides, with St. Maarten using the US Dollar the most. It is not unusual to receive change in US Dollar even when payment is made with the guilder.
Why is St. Maarten so popular?
Martin is a must-visit. Its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and fusion of French and Dutch cultures create a unique experience. The island's charm, warm hospitality, and diverse activities make it well worth the trip.