Nature

Wild Swine, Parrots And Turtles In his 1658 book* about the Natural History of the Antilles, Rev. Charles de Rochefort […]

An Example of St. Martin’s Wetlands; La Baie de l’Embouchure *** PROTECTED SITE *** Please visit with care and awareness

Étang de Chevrise (Chevrise Pond) Formerly called Brittany Pond (Étang de Bretagne), it is located behind the northern part of

NATURE RESERVE The Nature Reserve has created 3 incredible hikes and 1 underwater trail to allow visitors to safely explore

Edible Fish & Tortoises In Salt Ponds! In Rev. Charles de Rochefort’s 1658 book* about the Natural History of the

The Pinel Hiking Trail (1 mile) A path with information panels takes you on a short coastal trail that links

Pond Cul-de-sac La Barrière It is half filled and only some mangrove remains. It is preserved by the French Littoral

The Mangrove Trail (225m) A short walk on secured wooden deck along the pond “Étang de la Barrière” in Cul-de-Sac,

The Froussards Hiking Trail (4,5km) Discover one of St.Martin’s four main ecosystems: the dry forest, on this 2,5 hour hike

West Pond The West Pond of Anse Marcel, is preserved by the French Littoral Conservatory (Conservatoire du littoral).