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Re: St Martin newbie Questions
[Re: mrnkfn]
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04/06/2016 03:53 PM
04/06/2016 03:53 PM
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Both sides of the island are great but both are very different. If you want quiet, good beaches and fine dining, I would choose a villa on or near Orient Beach on the French side. If you prefer good dining. good beaches and night life, then the Dutch side is the place to be. I would suggest renting a villa on Simpson Bay, Maho or Pelican Key on the Dutch side. We have stayed on both sides of the island and enjoyed our stays very much.
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