Your Interactive St. Martin Itinerary
Skip the hours of research — tap, book, and geaux!
$12 · instant download · works offline · yours to keep
Planning a St. Martin itinerary means planning two countries at once, and that is where your evenings go. The French side prices in euros, the Dutch side in dollars. Your US chargers plug straight into a Dutch-side wall and need an adapter on the French side. There is no Uber, no Lyft and no Bolt anywhere on the island, so every ride is a fixed zone fare you agree on before you get in. The Anguilla and St Barths ferries leave from Marigot, not the cruise pier. And on a heavy cruise day, thousands of people land in Philipsburg mid-morning and clog the road to Maho.
So I built the thing I wanted on the island: five days already sequenced across both sides of the border, every hotel, table and ferry booking in one tap, more than 30 vetted alternates to swap in when a beach is packed or a kitchen is closed, and a map with over 80 pins already dropped. Each pin opens in your phone’s own maps app whichever side of the border you are standing on, and the whole guide lives on the phone rather than in the cloud, which matters once you are up in the Pic Paradis hills or out on the water where the signal quits.
Everything You Need to Do St. Martin Right
- A living map, not a flat PDF — every stop pinned, tap for directions
- A day-by-day plan that flexes — swap any stop for an alternate in one tap
- Tap-to-book links — hotels, tours, and eats booked in seconds
- Hand-picked by real research — the best hikes, views, and eats, no tourist traps
- Works in your pocket — built for your phone, ready on the trail
See it in Action
This isn’t a PDF you scroll — it’s a tap-to-book planner that lives on your phone. Here’s what you’ll be holding.
Want a Taste First?
Grab the free 1-day St. Martin sampler — no charge, just a peek at how the full guide works. Drop your email, and it’s yours.
Ready to Geaux?
Twelve dollars, delivered the second you buy. No login, no app store, no one emailing you a password. Download it, open it, and your five days on St. Martin are planned.