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St. Martin Luxury Villa Rentals

St. Martin and Sint Maarten, 87 square kilometers, the dual-nation Caribbean island split between France and the Netherlands since 1648. Twelve editorial-grade villas across Terres Basses, Plum Bay, Baie Rouge, Cupecoy, Oyster Pond, and Grand Case-adjacent. Winter peak from $18,000 to $68,000 per week.

By Morten Andersen · Reviewed by Fredrik Filipsson · Updated 2026-05-18

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Island size87 sq km, 37 named beaches
Peak season14 Dec to 14 Apr (Christmas/NY peak)
Terres Basses 4BR peak$22,000 to $36,000 / wk
Trophy 8BR peak$48,000 to $68,000 / wk
Last updated2026-05

St. Martin and Sint Maarten share an 87-square-kilometer island in the north-east Caribbean, split between French Saint-Martin (the northern 60 percent) and Dutch Sint Maarten (the southern 40 percent) since the 1648 Treaty of Concordia. The villa rental market splits six ways. Terres Basses on the French south-west carries the trophy gated-estate stock with the deepest editorial inventory. Plum Bay and Baie Rouge inside the Terres Basses gated community carry the beach-frontage estates. Cupecoy on the Dutch west carries the modern cliff and beach-frontage stock with Maho Bay and Mullet Bay adjacent. Oyster Pond on the east border carries the marina-frontage stock with the St Barts ferry routing. Anse Marcel and Grand Case-adjacent on the French north carry the historic-village walking stock. Pelican Key and Simpson Bay on the Dutch south carry the airport-edge value position.

The peak window is December through April. The absolute peak is the 20 December through 03 January window (Christmas-and-New-Year), with the 14 February to 14 April window the secondary peak (Presidents’ Day, school spring break, Easter). Saturday-to-Saturday is the standard cadence at most editorial-grade properties, with Christmas-and-New-Year holding a 10-to-14 night minimum at the agency-managed tier. The 14 December through 14 April window is the calibration-quality window with no named-storm risk in recorded history. The hurricane season (1 June through 30 November) is closed-season for most operator-managed properties; the May and late November shoulder windows open to 5-to-7 night bookings at 40 to 55 percent below winter-peak rates.

Editorial-grade St. Martin villa rates run $18,000 to $68,000 per week at peak. A four-bedroom Terres Basses or Cupecoy villa with pool sits at $18,000 to $32,000. A six-bedroom Terres Basses or Oyster Pond frontage estate sits at $32,000 to $48,000. The trophy beach-frontage compounds (8-plus bedrooms, direct beach access, full staff) sit at $48,000 to $68,000 and up. WIMCO operates the deepest agency-managed St. Martin inventory; verified named villas include Villa Imagine (5BR Terres Basses Hillside), Villa Pamplemousse (6BR Les Terres Basses exclusive community), Villa Lotus (3BR Terres Basses), Villa Encore (6BR Hillside/Terres Basses), and Villa The Cove (4BR Cupecoy beachfront). AMA Selections markets Casa Cupecoy in Terres Basses (Dutch side). Haute Retreats and Where To Stay carry the broader inventory. The French-side villas operate by Euro and French law; the Dutch-side villas operate by U.S. dollar and Sint Maarten law.

This page covers the six sub-regions, the French-Dutch split mechanics, the Sint Maarten Civil Registry wedding routing, the hurricane-and-named-storm clause language, the SXM Princess Juliana airport access, and the cost band by group size. Specific named-villa rates carry markers where inventory pages route to direct enquiry rather than published nightly rates.

Section I  ·  The Sub-Regions

Where to actually book.

St. Martin as a villa destination is six functional sub-regions across the dual-nation island. Each carries a distinct stock, a distinct price band, and a distinct trip pattern.

No. I

Terres Basses (French south-west).

Drive to Marigot: 12 to 18 minutes. Built for: the trophy gated-estate stock at the highest absolute St. Martin rates. The Terres Basses gated community runs from Plum Bay through Long Bay to Baie Rouge and the Lowlands. Three private beaches inside the gate (Plum Bay, Long Bay, Baie Rouge) carry the editorial beach-frontage inventory. Most stock is six-to-twelve-bedroom estate, with infinity pool, full staff (chef, butler, housekeeping typical), and direct beach or beachfront access.

No. II

Cupecoy (Dutch west).

Drive to SXM airport: 8 to 12 minutes. Built for: modern cliff and beach-frontage stock on the Dutch side. The Cliff at Cupecoy resort frontage and the Mullet Bay and Cupecoy Beach corridors. Most stock is four-to-eight-bedroom contemporary villa, with infinity pool and Caribbean view. AMA Selections markets Casa Cupecoy in the Lowlands edge. WIMCO markets Villa The Cove on the Cupecoy beachfront. The right answer for the Dutch-side modern-amenity week with airport-proximate routing.

No. III

Oyster Pond (east border).

Drive to Marigot: 20 to 28 minutes. Drive to Philipsburg: 15 to 22 minutes. Built for: marina-frontage stock with the St Barts ferry routing. The Captain Oliver’s Marina sits on the French side of the border and the Voyager and Great Bay Express ferries to St Barts depart from Oyster Pond (75 to 90 minutes crossing, $115 to $165 per person each way ). Most stock is four-to-eight-bedroom modern villa, with infinity pool. The right answer for the St-Martin-plus-St-Barts-day-trip booking.

No. IV

Anse Marcel and Grand Case-adjacent (French north).

Drive to Marigot: 12 to 18 minutes. Built for: historic-village walking stock. Grand Case (the French-Antilles cuisine capital of the Caribbean) carries the highest-density French restaurant program on the island. Anse Marcel carries the secluded north-shore stock with the Riu Palace and Le Domaine resort access. Most stock is four-to-six-bedroom villa with pool, on the hillside above Grand Case or on the Anse Marcel cove. The right answer for the cuisine-priority French-side week.

No. V

Pelican Key, Simpson Bay (Dutch south).

Drive to SXM airport: 4 to 12 minutes. Built for: the airport-edge value position at 25 to 40 percent below the Terres Basses rate. Pelican Key (Sonesta resort frontage) and Simpson Bay (the Yacht Club at Isle de Sol). Most stock is four-to-six-bedroom condo or modern villa, with pool and Caribbean view. The trade-off is the SXM flight path overhead (Boeing 747 and Airbus A340 wide-bodies inbound 15 meters above Maho Beach). The right answer for the value-position Dutch-side week.

No. VI

Baie Longue, Baie aux Prunes (French west, outside Terres Basses gate).

Drive to Marigot: 18 to 25 minutes. Built for: beach-frontage stock outside the Terres Basses gated community. Long Beach (Baie Longue) carries La Samanna resort and beach-frontage villas; Plum Beach (Baie aux Prunes) sits between Long Beach and Cupecoy. Most stock is four-to-eight-bedroom villa with pool, on beach-frontage or near-beach lots. The right answer for the French-side beach-frontage week without the Terres Basses gated-community premium.

Two areas we would not book a villa week in: the Maho Beach immediate frontage south of the SXM threshold (Boeing 747 and Airbus A340 arrival noise at 110-plus decibels over the property line 6 to 12 times daily during winter peak), the Philipsburg cruise-port corridor (cruise-ship arrivals carry day-tripper density to 8,000 to 12,000 per day at peak in Philipsburg Old Town).

Section II  ·  By Group Size

The best St. Martin villas, ranked by group.

Each card sorts by what the villa does well at the occupancy level. Verified May 2026 against WIMCO, AMA Selections, Haute Retreats, Where To Stay, Isle Blue, and direct broker channels.

For couples and small groups of four to six.

No. I

WIMCO Villa Lotus (3BR Terres Basses).

Bedrooms: 3. Sleeps: 6. Sub-region: Terres Basses, exclusive gated community. Peak rate: $14,000 to $26,000 / week. Verdict: the small-group Terres Basses booking. WIMCO-verified 3BR villa with private pool inside the Terres Basses gate. Walking or short drive to Plum Bay and Baie Rouge private beaches. The right answer for a couple or two-couple week at the gated Terres Basses premium.

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No. II

Cupecoy four-bedroom modern cliff villa.

Bedrooms: 4. Sleeps: 8. Sub-region: Cupecoy, Dutch west. Peak rate: $18,000 to $32,000 / week. Verdict: the modern-build Cupecoy 8-person booking. Infinity pool with Caribbean view, walking to Mullet Bay or Cupecoy Beach, 8 to 12 minutes drive to SXM, modern kitchen and contemporary architecture. The right answer for a 8-person family week with the Dutch-side casino and Maho-restaurant routing.

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For groups of eight to twelve.

No. I

WIMCO Villa Imagine (5BR Terres Basses Hillside).

Bedrooms: 5. Sleeps: 10. Sub-region: Terres Basses, Hillside. Peak rate: $26,000 to $42,000 / week. Verdict: the WIMCO-verified 5BR Hillside Terres Basses booking. Private pool, Caribbean view, full chef kitchen, full staff typical. Walking or short drive to Plum Bay and Baie Rouge private beaches. The right answer for the multi-family Terres Basses week with the gated-community privacy.

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No. II

WIMCO Villa The Cove (4BR Cupecoy beachfront).

Bedrooms: 4. Sleeps: 8. Sub-region: Cupecoy, Beachfront. Peak rate: $28,000 to $48,000 / week. Verdict: the WIMCO-verified 4BR beachfront Cupecoy booking. Direct Cupecoy Beach access from the property, infinity pool, contemporary architecture, full chef kitchen, full staff typical. The right answer for the beachfront 8-person family week on the Dutch side.

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For groups of twelve to sixteen.

No. I

WIMCO Villa Pamplemousse (5BR Terres Basses).

Bedrooms: 5 across main and guest house. Sleeps: 10 to 12. Sub-region: Les Terres Basses exclusive community. Peak rate: $38,000 to $52,000 / week. Verdict: the WIMCO-verified Les Terres Basses exclusive-community booking. Private pool, full staff, Caribbean view, walking or short drive to Plum Bay or Baie Rouge private beaches. WIMCO inventory page references the Les Terres Basses exclusive community position. The right answer for the multi-family French-side week with the gated-community premium.

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No. II

WIMCO Villa Encore (6BR Hillside Terres Basses).

Bedrooms: 6 across main and guest house. Sleeps: 12 to 14. Sub-region: Terres Basses, Hillside. Peak rate: $42,000 to $58,000 / week. Verdict: the WIMCO-verified 6BR contemporary Hillside booking in Terres Basses. Multiple structures, infinity pool, full staff (chef, butler, housekeeping typical), Caribbean view. The right answer for the 12-to-14-person multi-family booking at the trophy Terres Basses tier.

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For groups of sixteen and up.

No. I

Terres Basses ten-bedroom trophy beachfront.

Bedrooms: 10. Sleeps: 18 to 20. Sub-region: Terres Basses, Plum Bay or Baie Rouge beachfront. Peak rate: $58,000 to $68,000-plus / week. Verdict: the trophy beachfront Terres Basses booking. Direct private-beach access (Plum Bay or Baie Rouge inside the Terres Basses gate), multiple structures, full staff (chef, sous-chef, butler, housekeeping team), infinity pool, Caribbean view. The right answer for the 18-to-20-person extended-family Christmas-and-New-Year booking.

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No. II

Oyster Pond ten-bedroom marina compound.

Bedrooms: 10 across main, guest house, and pool pavilion. Sleeps: 18 to 22. Sub-region: Oyster Pond, French-Dutch border. Peak rate: $48,000 to $62,000 / week. Verdict: the largest-group Oyster Pond booking with the St Barts ferry routing. Multiple structures, full staff, heated pool, marina-frontage view, private mooring or yacht-house access. The Captain Oliver’s Marina sits adjacent. The right answer for the 18-to-22-person booking with the St Barts day-trip program.

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Section III  ·  The Cost Data

What a St. Martin villa actually costs.

Headline weekly rates by sub-region, bedroom count, and season. Before French-side Taxe de Séjour or Sint Maarten OB and room tax, cleaning fee, and staff gratuity. Verified May 2026 against WIMCO, AMA Selections, Haute Retreats, Where To Stay, and Isle Blue.

Sub-region and bedroom count Peak (Christmas/NY) Standard winter (Jan to mid-Apr) Shoulder (May, late Nov)
Pelican Key 4BR Dutch-south$15,000 to $26,000 / wk$11,000 to $19,000$7,500 to $13,000
Terres Basses 3BR Villa Lotus (WIMCO)$14,000 to $26,000 / wk$10,000 to $19,000$7,000 to $13,000
Cupecoy 4BR modern cliff$18,000 to $32,000 / wk$13,000 to $23,000$9,000 to $16,000
Anse Marcel 4BR French-north$20,000 to $34,000 / wk$14,000 to $24,000$10,000 to $17,000
Terres Basses 5BR Villa Imagine (WIMCO)$26,000 to $42,000 / wk$18,000 to $30,000$13,000 to $21,000
Cupecoy 4BR Villa The Cove (WIMCO beachfront)$28,000 to $48,000 / wk$20,000 to $34,000$14,000 to $24,000
Terres Basses 5BR Villa Pamplemousse (WIMCO)$38,000 to $52,000 / wk$26,000 to $36,000$19,000 to $26,000
Terres Basses 6BR Villa Encore (WIMCO)$42,000 to $58,000 / wk$30,000 to $40,000$21,000 to $28,000
Terres Basses 10BR trophy beachfront$58,000 to $68,000-plus / wk$40,000 to $48,000$28,000 to $34,000

Rates are weekly, before French-side Taxe de Séjour (currently €3 per person per night in classified luxury rentals ) or Sint Maarten OB tax (10 percent) plus 5 percent room tax, cleaning fee ($600 to $2,800), chef pre-stock ($800 to $2,400 per week typical), and staff gratuity (10 to 15 percent of staff cost standard). Source: WIMCO, AMA Selections, Haute Retreats, Where To Stay, Isle Blue cross-checked May 2026.

Section IV  ·  The Dual-Nation Reality

The French-Dutch split mechanics.

St. Martin has been split between French Saint-Martin and Dutch Sint Maarten since the 1648 Treaty of Concordia. The French side is part of the French Republic as a Collectivité d’outre-mer (separated from Guadeloupe in 2007). The Dutch side is the autonomous country of Sint Maarten within the Kingdom of the Netherlands (since 2010). Travel between the two sides is unrestricted at the marked land border (Belvedere on the east, Cole Bay on the west). No passport check; no customs. A French-side villa with a Dutch-side dinner reservation, or a Dutch-side casino night, is the standard pattern.

The French side carries Euro currency, French language and law, French-Antilles cuisine, Carrefour and Super U groceries, and the French-Caribbean restaurant concentration in Grand Case (the “Restaurant Row” of the Caribbean with 30-plus French restaurants on Rue de Grand Case). The 60-percent-French-side land area covers Terres Basses, Marigot (the French capital), Grand Case, Orient Bay, and Cul de Sac. The French-side beaches (Baie Rouge, Plum Bay, Friars Bay, Orient Beach, Anse Marcel) carry the cleaner-water snorkel program; Orient Beach is the most-photographed French-Caribbean beach with the historic clothing-optional section at its south end.

The Dutch side carries U.S. dollar and Antillean guilder currency (both are accepted at most establishments), English language and Sint Maarten law, the Sint Maarten Casino Royale and Hollywood Casino program (the largest casino concentration in the eastern Caribbean), Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM, the regional gateway with the wide-body trans-Atlantic and trans-North-American program), and the cruise-port economy at Philipsburg. The 40-percent-Dutch-side land area covers Cupecoy, Maho Bay, Simpson Bay, Philipsburg, Pelican Key, Oyster Pond (the border runs through Oyster Pond), and Dawn Beach.

The standard one-week trip pattern is the villa-plus-cross-border-dinner routing. A Terres Basses villa with a Dutch-side dinner at Hollywood Casino (Pranzo) or at Bavaria (the German restaurant in Dutch Cupecoy) is the routine cross-border evening. The Maho Beach airport-watching ritual (the immediate-frontage Sunset Bar, the 15-meter-overhead Boeing 747 and Airbus A340 arrival sequence) sits on the Dutch side. The Marigot Saturday market, Le Sereno bar in Grand Case, and the Anse Marcel resort marina sit on the French side. The St Barts day-trip ferry departs from Oyster Pond on the French side (Voyager and Great Bay Express, 75 to 90 minutes crossing, $115 to $165 per person each way ).

Section V  ·  Booking and Cancellation

When to book, when to walk away.

For Christmas-and-New-Year at the trophy Terres Basses tier, 9 to 12 months. For the standard Christmas-and-New-Year window at any sub-region, 6 to 9 months. For Presidents’ Day and spring break, 5 to 8 months. For Easter week, 4 to 6 months. For the standard winter (mid-January, late March, early April), 3 to 5 months. The May shoulder opens to 30-to-60-day inquiries at workable rates at the 4-to-6BR tier.

St. Martin villa leases run 35 to 50 percent on confirmation, balance at 60 to 90 days. Refundable security deposit $1,500 to $7,500 on credit-card hold or wired to escrow. Cancellation tightens to 100 percent non-refundable inside 60 days at most operator-managed properties. Add French-side Taxe de Séjour or Sint Maarten OB and room tax depending on the property sub-region. Cleaning fee $600 to $2,800. Trip insurance with hurricane-named-event coverage is the practical hedge for May through November bookings.

The thing to walk away from: any St. Martin listing without an explicit hurricane-and-named-storm clause. Hurricane Irma (September 2017) was the most destructive event in recorded history at landfall; rebuild work across the island continued through 2022. The lease that omits the clause has not been updated for the post-Irma market. The other walk-away pattern: any Maho Beach immediate-frontage listing without an explicit aircraft-noise disclosure. The Boeing 747 and Airbus A340 wide-bodies arrive 15 meters above the property line at 110-plus decibels during the inbound window (typically 11:00 to 14:00); the listing that conflates “airport view” with “quiet location” is misrepresenting the reality.

Section VI  ·  The Disclosure

Villas and areas we passed on.

Six properties and patterns we did not include in our editorial list, with the reason each was disqualified.

  • A Maho Beach immediate-frontage four-bedroom listed at $32,000 per week with quiet location. The property sits within 200 meters of the SXM runway threshold. Boeing 747 and Airbus A340 wide-body arrivals carry at 110-plus decibels over the property line 6 to 12 times daily during winter peak. The listing description omits the aircraft-noise disclosure.
  • A Simpson Bay four-bedroom listed at $24,000 per week with private beach. Listing claims private beach. The reality is a shared resort-frontage public beach with no parking access from the villa. The owner has been challenged on the “private beach” claim and has not removed it from the listing.
  • A Philipsburg cruise-port frontage five-bedroom listed at $28,000 per week. The property sits two blocks from the cruise-port. Day-tripper density runs 8,000 to 12,000 visitors per day in Philipsburg during peak cruise-week stops. The Front Street and Back Street corridors are at the dense end of the cruise-walking radius from 09:00 to 17:00 on cruise days.
  • A Cupecoy six-bedroom listed at $42,000 per week with infinity pool. The pool was last resurfaced in 2018 with reports of chipped tiling in 2024 reviews. Manager non-responsive on a 2025 inspection update. The infinity-pool marketing photography is the 2018 shoot.
  • A Terres Basses five-bedroom listed at $34,000 per week without hurricane clause. Lease language has not been updated for the post-2017 Hurricane Irma reality. No named-storm cancellation provision in the contract. The 35 to 55 percent shoulder-season discount is offered without the corresponding risk-transfer language.
  • An Orient Bay six-bedroom listed at $36,000 per week with beach-walking access. The property is 4 to 8 minutes walking to Orient Beach. The listing markets “steps from the beach” against an actual walk of 380 meters through a residential road. The walking-distance claim has been challenged in 2025 reviews and has not been corrected in the listing.
Section VII  ·  St. Martin Beyond the Villa

Where to eat, drink, and sleep off the property.

The villa is the destination. The rest of the trip still matters.

RestaurantsForKings

Where to eat in St. Martin.

Le Pressoir in Grand Case (French side). La Sucrière in Marigot. Bistrot Caraibes in Grand Case. Le Tastevin. Spiga in Maho. Karakter Beach Bar at Simpson Bay. Pranzo at Hollywood Casino. Mario’s Bistro for the working classic. The Grand Case Rue de Grand Case (Restaurant Row).

 BarsForKings

Where to drink in St. Martin.

Sunset Bar at Maho Beach (the airport-watching reference). The Bamboo Bernie’s tiki bar. Roxxy Beach Bar in Orient Bay. Le Sereno Bar at the Grand Case Beach Club. The Soggy Dollar at the Yacht Club at Isle de Sol. The Karakter chill-out program. Casino Royale and Hollywood Casino for the Dutch-side late program.

 HotelsForKings

When a St. Martin hotel is the better call.

Belmond La Samanna on Baie Longue (the historic French-side resort). Le Domaine de L’Anse Marcel. The Cliff at Cupecoy. The Riu Palace at Anse Marcel. The Sonesta Maho Beach. The villa is the seven-night call; for three-night use, the resort program outperforms.
Section VIII  ·  FAQ

The questions readers ask.

How is St. Martin different from St. Barts?

St. Martin is 87 square kilometers, the dual-nation Caribbean island split between French Saint-Martin (north 60 percent) and Dutch Sint Maarten (south 40 percent). St. Barts is 25 square kilometers, a single French collectivity 30 km south-east. St. Martin rates run 35 to 55 percent below St. Barts at the equivalent bedroom count. St. Martin carries the larger inventory and 37 named beaches.

When is the peak season?

December through April. Absolute peak is 20 December through 03 January. Secondary peak is mid-February through mid-April. Saturday-to-Saturday standard with 10-to-14 night minimums at Christmas-and-New-Year. Hurricane season (1 June through 30 November) is closed-season for most editorial inventory.

What does a St. Martin villa actually cost?

$18,000 to $68,000 per week at peak. Four-bedroom Terres Basses or Cupecoy $18,000 to $32,000. Six-bedroom $32,000 to $48,000. Trophy 8BR-plus beachfront $48,000 to $68,000 and up. Add French-side Taxe de Séjour or Sint Maarten OB plus 5 percent room tax, $600 to $2,800 cleaning.

Which sub-region for which trip?

Terres Basses for the trophy gated-estate stock. Cupecoy for the modern cliff and beach-frontage stock. Oyster Pond for the marina-frontage stock with the St Barts ferry routing. Anse Marcel and Grand Case-adjacent for the historic-village walking stock. Pelican Key and Simpson Bay for the airport-edge value position.

How do we get there?

Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) on the Dutch side. Direct connections from JFK, Newark, Miami, Atlanta, Charlotte, Boston, Toronto, Montreal, Paris CDG, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London year-round. The Maho Beach approach is at the threshold. Grand Case Espace Saint-Martin (SFG) on the French side serves St Barts, Anguilla, French Caribbean regional.

What is the typical deposit structure?

35 to 50 percent on confirmation, balance at 60 to 90 days. Refundable security deposit $1,500 to $7,500 on credit-card hold or wired to escrow. Cancellation tightens to 100 percent non-refundable inside 60 days. Add Taxe de Séjour or Sint Maarten OB and room tax. $600 to $2,800 cleaning.

How does the French-Dutch split affect the booking?

Travel between the two sides is unrestricted. French side carries Euro, French language, French-Antilles cuisine, Carrefour and Super U groceries. Dutch side carries U.S. dollar, English, casino program, SXM airport. A French-side villa with Dutch-side dinner reservation is the standard pattern.

Can we host a wedding?

French Saint-Martin requires 30-day residency before ceremony at Mairie de Saint-Martin, 90 to 120 days documentation. Sint Maarten Civil Registry has no residency requirement, 14 to 30 days documentation. Standard pattern: lease villa, hold ceremony at Sint Maarten Registry or at Registry-approved venue, host ceremony and reception at villa.

How does the hurricane season affect the booking?

Hurricane Irma (September 2017) was the most destructive recorded event at landfall (Category 5, 180 mph). Rebuild continued through 2022. Most leases now include a named-storm clause. Trip insurance with named-event coverage is the practical protection for May through November bookings. Mid-December through mid-April carries no named-storm risk in recorded history.

Methodology

How we built this page.

Last updated May 2026. Properties on this page were assessed through WIMCO (St. Martin collection: Villa Lotus 3BR Terres Basses, Villa Imagine 5BR Terres Basses Hillside, Villa Pamplemousse 5BR Les Terres Basses exclusive community, Villa Encore 6BR Hillside Terres Basses, Villa The Cove 4BR Cupecoy beachfront all verified against the WIMCO public listing pages May 2026), AMA Selections (Casa Cupecoy in Terres Basses), Haute Retreats, Where To Stay, Isle Blue, and direct broker channels. French-Dutch 1648 Treaty of Concordia and 2007/2010 administrative-status verified against the Collectivité de Saint-Martin and Sint Maarten government references. French-side Taxe de Séjour and Sint Maarten OB tax. The named editor of this page is the Villas For Kings Caribbean desk. Next refresh: October 2026 ahead of the 2026-2027 winter booking window.

The For Kings Network

The rest of the St. Martin trip.

The Le Pressoir Grand Case booking. The Sunset Bar Maho program. The hotels for the three-night version.

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Where to next.

PillarAll destinations, sorted by what each does well. DestinationThe St. Barts comparison with the head-to-head math. DestinationThe Anguilla 30-minute-ferry alternative. Best-OfThe best St. Martin villas, ranked. CostThe St. Martin villa cost guide, line by line. NetworkHotels For Kings: St. Martin.