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Re: questions for 1st timers to dutch st maarten
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02/14/2023 01:21 PM
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Try hiking at Loterie Farm. I have not done it, but maybe contact them (Loterie Farm) to see if they could go with a group. See: LINK.
Last edited by ChiTownHarry; 02/14/2023 01:23 PM.
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Re: questions for 1st timers to dutch st maarten
[Re: jeepers]
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02/14/2023 01:47 PM
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Have them get in touch wit Tri Sport in Simpson Bay. They have hiking and biking maps and may be able to hook them up with a group. I know there are several.
Elaine ********************************* God Bless the broken road....
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Re: questions for 1st timers to dutch st maarten
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02/14/2023 04:56 PM
02/14/2023 04:56 PM
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I honestly don't know how often that Roxxy is a problem with noise. I hear different things. As far as walking to places, Royal Palm is the best for walking to many places, but it is right next door to Roxxy. Atrium is on the other side, and also very convenient for walking. Don't know if there are noise problems there also or not.
I would definitely recommend that if they want to hike at Loterie Farm, that they follow Elaine's suggestion about hooking up with a group.
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Re: questions for 1st timers to dutch st maarten
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02/15/2023 02:47 AM
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islandgem
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The Simpson Bay area and Maho are both good suggestions.I have stayed at the Atrium and have never been bothered by the music in that area. If they say at a hotel, the activities director could set them up with a hiking activity that would be safe. Another place where they could walk to bars and restaurants would be the Grand Case area if they would prefer the French side. It is generally very quiet there at night.
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