Walking Tours Marigot
Marigot Walking Tours
Explore the charming town of Marigot, Saint Martin, with these self-guided walking tours! Immerse yourself in the unique blend of French and Dutch cultures, picturesque landscapes, and rich history.
Tour 1: Historic Marigot
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Marigot Bay: Start your journey at this stunning bay, known for its crystal-clear waters and lush hills. Admire the yachts and soak in the panoramic view.
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Fort Louis (entrance fee applies): Walk to Fort Louis, a 17th-century French fortress overlooking Marigot Bay. Explore its cannons, barracks, and stunning views.
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Museum of Saint Martin (entrance fee applies): Dive into the island’s history at this bilingual museum showcasing artifacts from Arawak Indians to modern times.
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Marigot Market (open Tuesday to Sunday)**: Discover the bustling local market selling fresh produce, spices, and handcrafted goods. Don’t forget to haggle!
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Eglise Saint-Antoine de Padoue: Visit this beautiful Catholic church, built in 1902. Admire its stained glass windows and intricate architecture.
Tour 2: Cultural Marigot
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Centre Artistique Mohammad Ali (entrance fee applies): Discover the works of local artist Mohammad Ali, known for his vibrant paintings capturing the essence of Saint Martin.
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Le Galion Beach: Relax at this tranquil, secluded beach, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
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Cul-de-Sac Beach (entrance fee applies): Enjoy a meal or a drink at one of the beach bars while taking in the stunning views.
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Square de la Liberté: Wander through this charming square, lined with colorful Creole houses and local shops. Don’t forget to take a photo with the iconic liberty statue!
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Ti-Marigot (Little Marigot): Explore the quaint fishing village, where you can observe local fishermen and sample fresh seafood at one of the roadside eateries.