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Where is the Terres Basses area in Saint Martin?
The Terres Basses area is located in the French part of the island, on the Caribbean Coast. Only 15 minutes by car from Princess Juliana International Airport and 30 minutes from Grand Case l'Espérance Airport, Terres Basses offers an exceptional setting for a relaxing vacation in Saint Martin. A residential area, Terres Basses is connected to Nettle Bay and Cupecoy Bay where you will find all the necessary amenities: mini-markets, a pharmacy, a delicatessen, agas station, and a bakery. You will be able to do your shopping in five minutes by car, but also to have it delivered to your villa for more comfort.
Where to sleep at Terres Basses in Saint Martin?
The Terres Basses offers a prestigious setting with a wide choice of villas for a high-quality stay in Saint Martin. This peninsula bordered by the Caribbean Sea is home to many prestigious villas, mostly in private residences. The Bahia Blue Villa is located at the entrance of Terres Basses in a secured residence. This luxury rental is ideal for a group stay in Saint Martin, with family or friends. To book your dream rental in Saint Martin, contact our explorer who will be able to inform you about the villa Bahia Blue.
What to do in Terres Basses in Saint Martin?
The Terres Basses are framed by three superb beaches all accessible from private residences (access possible from outside during the day). The first one is the Baie Rouge. This beach offers an idyllic setting with its transparent waters. An ideal spot for snorkeling. It is possible to rent deckchairs and umbrellas and to have lunch in a beach restaurant offering delicious local cuisine (Chez Raymond). The second beach is Baie aux Prunes. More difficult to find, this beach is located between Canonnier Point and Plum Point and is not very frequented. You will not find any deckchair rental service or restaurants, so are advised to bring a picnic. Finally, Long Bay is also a great beach in Saint Martin. There is no shade on this beach and some rocks may hinder the quality of the bathing, but the setting sun is heavenly! David’s Hole (a natural swimming pool on the seaside) is also a sight not to be missed.
