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Marigot

Top Destinations to Explore in Marigot

Marigot, the charming capital of the French side of Saint Martin, offers travelers a unique blend of French and Caribbean culture. Whether you’re drawn by its vibrant markets, historical landmarks, or pristine beaches, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Below, we delve into the top areas to explore in Marigot and why they’re worth your visit.

Marigot Market

A trip to Marigot isn't complete without visiting its bustling open-air market. Located along the waterfront near Fort Louis Marina, the market is a sensory feast with colorful stalls brimming with fresh produce, spices, crafts, and souvenirs. The aroma of Caribbean street food and the lively banter of local vendors encapsulates the essence of the island, making it a must-see for any visitor.

Fort Louis

For a taste of history coupled with stunning views, head up to Fort Louis. Built in 1789, this historic fort was constructed to protect the harbor of Marigot from foreign invaders. The climb to the fort is rewarded with panoramic vistas of Marigot, Simpson Bay Lagoon, and even the neighboring island of Anguilla. It’s the perfect spot for history buffs and photography enthusiasts alike.

Marina Royale

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"Charming harbors, colorful Creole houses, and stunning Caribbean beaches, ideal for sailing and cultural immersion."