Is Costa Rica safe for tourists?

Yes, Costa Rica is generally very safe for tourists, especially in popular destinations like San José, Arenal and the Pacific coast. As with any trip, it’s always wise to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas and keep your valuables secure.

What is the best time to visit Costa Rica?

Costa Rica has a tropical climate, with the popular season running from December to April, making this the ideal time to visit for sunny weather and outdoor adventures. Trips from May to November offer lush landscapes and fewer tourists, especially in the cloud forests and Caribbean coast.

What currency is used in Costa Rica, and can I use credit cards?

The currency used in Costa Rica is the Costa Rican colón (CRC), but US dollars are widely accepted. Credit and debit cards are commonly accepted in major cities, hotels and restaurants. For small towns or local markets, it’s a good idea to carry cash in colones.

Is English widely spoken in Costa Rica?

While Spanish is the official language, many people in tourist areas speak English, especially in hotels, restaurants and attractions. Learning a few basic Spanish phrases can help you connect more deeply with the local culture and enhance your experience!

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This tropical paradise offers a seamless blend of natural beauty, adventure and local charm. Ideal for nature lovers, divers and sun-seekers, the island features vibrant coral reefs perfect for world-class snorkeling, balanced with plenty of opportunities for relaxation. Rich in cultural heritage, towns like the capital of Marigot provide a window into local life, from authentic Caribbean cuisine to lively markets and a laid-back atmosphere. Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection brings this allure to life with Secrets® St. Martin Resort & Spa, an adults-only retreat that combines luxury and tranquility.

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Whether you're celebrating a wedding, honeymoon, solo adventure or a reunion with friends and family, St. Martin offers an exceptional resort experience tailored to your needs.

Romance

Serene Retreats

St. Martin offers a perfect blend of beauty and intimacy. Experience quiet sunsets on secluded beaches, private dinners by the sea and indulgent spa treatments. The island's serene atmosphere and breathtaking views provide an idyllic setting for rekindling connections and making lasting memories.

Relaxation

Peaceful Havens

St. Martin's peaceful beaches and tranquil resorts make it the ideal place to unwind. Guests can enjoy quiet moments by the sea, indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments and embrace the laid-back vibe of the island. Whether lounging on pristine shores or savoring a leisurely meal, relaxation is effortless here.

Reconnection

Celebrate Togetherness

This island is the ideal environment to reconnect, whether with loved ones, nature or oneself. Quiet moments by the water, vibrant cultural experiences or simply relaxing amidst beautiful surroundings provide the perfect space for reflection and strengthening bonds.

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Secrets St. Martin is the only all-inclusive on the French side of the island. It features stunning ocean, marina and mountain views from Anse Marcel Bay beach, suite swim outs and the largest infinity pool in the Western Caribbean.

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Découvrez la Jamaïque avec les cinq sens

La Jamaïque est parsemée de longues plages de sable et d'eaux cristallines des Caraïbes. Au-delà du sable, la terre est d'une beauté bouleversante avec une forêt luxuriante, des sommets montagneux brumeux et des chutes d'eau cachées. Un éventail de saveurs fumées, fraîches et tropicales est à découvrir. Vous vous laisserez bercer par la musique apaisante et rythmée qui fait la renommée du pays. Des sourires amicaux et des bras ouverts vous accueilleront sous le chaud soleil de l'île. La Jamaïque est un régal pour tous les sens.

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En Jamaïque, vous trouverez la beauté sur terre et sous la mer. Les eaux claires et calmes sont idéales pour la plongée avec tuba et la plongée sous-marine parmi un arc-en-ciel de coraux colorés et de poissons tropicaux. Le Montego Bay Marine Park, qui s'étend tout le long de la baie, est un parc national entièrement sous-marin. Vous pouvez également y découvrir la vie marine en faisant une excursion en bateau à fond de verre.

À la nuit tombée, le lagon lumineux est un phénomène naturel que vous ne voudrez pas manquer. Lorsque vous traversez les eaux, une lueur bleue vous suit et vous entoure dans cette baie bioluminescente.

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Fondatrice de genres tels que le ska, le reggae et le dancehall, la Jamaïque a exercé une influence internationale sur la musique. Pionnier de la musique reggae, Bob Marley est né et a grandi en Jamaïque et est considéré comme un symbole mondial de la culture et de l'identité de l'île. Défenseur de l'amour unique, Marley a insufflé la spiritualité du rastafarisme et des commentaires sociaux à travers une musique rythmée et décalée comme outil de changement. Visitez la ville natale de Bob Marley et sa maison d'enfance à Nine Mile pour découvrir l'héritage de l'un des musiciens et auteurs-compositeurs les plus vendus au monde.

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Respirez l'air frais lors d'une randonnée à vélo dans les Blue Mountains. Ou savourez les saveurs locales à Irwin Village City. Où que vous soyez en Jamaïque, vous ne serez pas loin de l'odeur du barbecue jamaïcain fumant.…

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Jerk et barbecue jamaïcains, bière Red Stripe, rhum jamaïcain et Saltfish& Ackee (le plat national)—La Jamaïque offre un éventail de saveurs fumées, fraîches et tropicales à découvrir. Faites l'expérience d'un authentique repas jamaïcain en hutte jerk sur la plage du Zoëtry Montego Bay

Événements en Jamaïque

La Jamaïque est riche en culture et en célébrations ! Jetez un coup d'œil à ces événements passionnants à venir.

*Les dates des événements sont susceptibles d'être modifiées

Pineapple Cup

Janvier

La Pineapple Cup est une course de 811 milles nautiques. Partant de Miami et se terminant à Montego Bay, cette course offshore a lieu tous les deux ans depuis 1961. Marquez vos calendriers, car c'est une course de voiliers que vous ne voudrez pas manquer !

Bacchanal

Avril

Bacchanal, la version jamaïcaine’ du carnaval, est une saison complète de fêtes, de costumes, de festivals et de défilés. La finale, qui dure une semaine, a lieu avant Pâques avec une parade costumée appelée The Road March.

Pâques

Avril

En Jamaïque, Pâques est largement célébré dans tout le pays. Mais ce qui rend la célébration différente des autres endroits du monde est la traditionnelle brioche de Pâques jamaïcaine et le fromage. Essayez ce plat légendaire.

Reggae Sumfest

Juillet

Le Reggae Sumfest, le plus grand festival de musique de Jamaïque, se déroule sur 5 jours en juillet. Des groupes de musique locaux et internationaux montent sur scène à Montego Bay pour célébrer la culture jamaïcaine et les racines du reggae/dancehall.

Montego Bay Jerk Festival

Août

Cet événement, qui dure toute la journée, comprend une présentation de plats à base de jerk, des activités familiales et un concours de cuisine. C'est une excellente façon de découvrir les cuisines et les festivals jamaïcains authentiques.

Tournoi international de Marlin

Septembre

Fondé en 1960, le tournoi international annuel de Marlin se déroule au Montego Bay Yacht Club avec une compétition de pêche, des fêtes sur la plage, des divertissements et plus encore.

St. Martin FAQ

Do you need a passport for St. Martin?

Yes, a passport is required to visit St. Martin, as the island is divided into two territories. U.S. citizens need a valid passport for entry to both the French and Dutch sides.
Is St. Martin safe?

St. Martin is considered safe for travelers, with popular tourist areas well-patrolled, but it's important to take standard precautions and exercise caution while exploring or driving.
Where to go in St. Martin?
St. Martin offers a variety of attractions:
- Beaches: The island offers stunning beaches, from the family-friendly Orient Bay to the lively Maho Beach, where planes fly low overhead.
- Natural Wonders: Explore Loterie Farm's nature reserve or the coral reefs surrounding Pinel Island for incredible marine life.
- Cultural Experiences: Discover the alluring architecture of Marigot and experience local crafts and heritage in Philipsburg.
- Water Activities: Snorkel, kayak and dive in the island's crystal-clear waters at Tintamarre Island and Creole Rock.
- Nightlife & Dining: Savor French, Dutch and Caribbean flavors at beachfront restaurants and enjoy lively bars and clubs for vibrant nightlife.
When to go to St. Martin?

St. Martin's year-round appeal lies in the unique experiences each season offers. During the peak months from December to April, visitors can enjoy the island's lively atmosphere, perfect weather and an abundance of cultural events and festivals. Late spring and early summer bring quieter shores, making it an excellent time for those seeking a more tranquil escape, with fewer crowds and plenty of opportunities to reconnect with nature. Summer and fall showcase the island's lush landscapes and warm hospitality, with local markets and fresh seasonal cuisine.
How to get to St. Martin?

St. Martin is accessible by air and sea:

By Air: Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) and Grand Case Airport (SFG) provide access to the island via regular flights.

By Sea: Ferries and cruises also connect St. Martin with nearby islands. Once on the island, taxis, car rentals and private transfers are available for easy transportation.
How far is St. Martin from the United States?

St. Martin is approximately 1,200 miles (1,930 kilometers) from the eastern coast of the United States. The flight duration from major U.S. cities such as Miami, New York or Atlanta to Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) typically ranges from three to four hours, depending on the departure city.

Do you need a passport for St. Martin?

Yes, a passport is required to visit St. Martin, as the island is divided into two territories. U.S. citizens need a valid passport for entry to both the French and Dutch sides.
Is St. Martin safe?

St. Martin is considered safe for travelers, with popular tourist areas well-patrolled, but it's important to take standard precautions and exercise caution while exploring or driving.
Where to go in St. Martin?
St. Martin offers a variety of attractions:
- Beaches: The island offers stunning beaches, from the family-friendly Orient Bay to the lively Maho Beach, where planes fly low overhead.
- Natural Wonders: Explore Loterie Farm's nature reserve or the coral reefs surrounding Pinel Island for incredible marine life.
- Cultural Experiences: Discover the alluring architecture of Marigot and experience local crafts and heritage in Philipsburg.
- Water Activities: Snorkel, kayak and dive in the island's crystal-clear waters at Tintamarre Island and Creole Rock.
- Nightlife & Dining: Savor French, Dutch and Caribbean flavors at beachfront restaurants and enjoy lively bars and clubs for vibrant nightlife.
When to go to St. Martin?

St. Martin's year-round appeal lies in the unique experiences each season offers. During the peak months from December to April, visitors can enjoy the island's lively atmosphere, perfect weather and an abundance of cultural events and festivals. Late spring and early summer bring quieter shores, making it an excellent time for those seeking a more tranquil escape, with fewer crowds and plenty of opportunities to reconnect with nature. Summer and fall showcase the island's lush landscapes and warm hospitality, with local markets and fresh seasonal cuisine.
How to get to St. Martin?

St. Martin is accessible by air and sea:

By Air: Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) and Grand Case Airport (SFG) provide access to the island via regular flights.

By Sea: Ferries and cruises also connect St. Martin with nearby islands. Once on the island, taxis, car rentals and private transfers are available for easy transportation.
How far is St. Martin from the United States?

St. Martin is approximately 1,200 miles (1,930 kilometers) from the eastern coast of the United States. The flight duration from major U.S. cities such as Miami, New York or Atlanta to Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) typically ranges from three to four hours, depending on the departure city.
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