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Nightlife

Friday, 26 February 2010 15:41 Traveler
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NightlifeBeach Bars
Much of the nightlife on St. Martin revolves around the beach bars, which offer a relaxed environment after a day of watersports and sunworshipping. On Orient Bay, hotspots include Kontiki (590-874327), with its South Pacific theme and thatched roof, andWaikiki (590-874319), which offers a wide variety of tropical drinks.

Peace and Love at La Savanne resort (590-875834) showcases many local bands, Bring your dance shoes to Zenith Club-L’Atmoat Marina la Royale in Marigot (590-879841), a favorite with locals as well as French travelers.

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Shopping

Friday, 26 February 2010 15:38 Traveler
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MarigotUp to $600 in goods may be brought back to the US by every member of your party without paying duty.

Marigot
The best shopping is in the capital city of Marigot. A crafts market near the cruise terminal offers jewelry, T-shirts, souvenir items, carvings and paintings (we were especially taken with the Haitian artwork available here). Marigot also is home to boutiques open 9 am to 12:30 pm and 3 to 7 pm, which offer liqueurs, cognacs, cigars, crystal, china, jewelry and perfumes, many from France.

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Where to Eat

Friday, 26 February 2010 15:33 Traveler
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French CuisineFrench St.Martin offers all types of cuisine. Look for over 50 restaurants in Marigot, 20 in Grand Case and others in Cul de Sac, Mont Vernon and Orient Beach. French food reigns, but you'll also find Italian, Swiss and many other cuisines. Reservations usually aren't necessary at lunch, but plan ahead for dinner, especially during busy winter months. Prices for a three-course meal without wine are high, as much as $50 or $60 per person
at top restaurants.

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Where to Stay

Friday, 26 February 2010 15:23 Traveler
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VillasThere's no shortage of places to stay on the French side of the island. Luxury resorts are extremely popular, and frequently offer villas, rather than rooms. Refer to price chart on page 15.

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Sightseeing

Friday, 26 February 2010 15:18 Traveler
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SightseeingOnce a sleepy fishing village, todayMarigot is the capital of tourism on the French side. The promenade is lined with expensive duty-free shops, French restaurants, an open-air market and a cruise ship pier. The town is an excellent pedestrian destination and you can walk from end to end, stopping at the bistros and bakeries for a croissant, shopping for French perfumes or just enjoying the West Indian architecture.

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Eco-Travel

Friday, 26 February 2010 15:12 Traveler
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Eco-TravelTwo important projects are under the supervision of the French St. Martin's Commission for Ecotourism, 590-875721. Pointe de Bluff, between Baie Longue and Baie Nettle on the northwest coast, is being preserved. This site is home to David's Hole or, as it's sometimes known, the Devil's Hole, an unusual sea cave. The second project is at Oyster Pond on the east coast where preservation of the green sand beach is underway.

 


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