Marigot

Marigot, the capital of French Saint Martin, located on the western coast, a picturesque town that blends colonial charm, Caribbean flair, and a touch of Parisian sophistication. Historically a fishing village. “Marigot” comes from the marshes (marigots) that once surrounded the area. Fort Louis, built in 1789, overlooks the town and offers panoramic views of the bay. On Rue de la République admire 19th-century Creole homes with gingerbread trim and colorful facades. A strong French identity lingers, with bakeries, boutiques, and cafés lining its streets. Marina Port La Royale offers upscale shopping with European designer brands. Marigot Market is a lively hub for local produce, spices, crafts, and infused rums. Home to traditional lolos—local eateries serving Creole dishes like grilled fish, plantains, and Johnny cakes. French-Caribbean fusion cuisine is a highlight, with fresh pastries and seafood on offer. Marigot is a perfect blend of French sophistication and Caribbean flair.

Grand Case

Authentic Atmosphere: Once a fishing village, Grand Case has preserved its colonial architecture. Called "gourmet capital of the Caribbean," it's famous for its gourmet French/Italian restaurants and local beachside eateries known as lolos, serving Creole barbecue and seafood. Grand Case Beach offers calm water, white sands, and excellent snorkeling It’s home to Grand Case L’Espérance Airport (SFG), connecting to nearby islands like Guadeloupe and Martinique. It’s a perfect blend of French elegance, Caribbean warmth, and natural beauty.