Vie L’Ven luxury resort and residences by Altree Developments

welcome to st. maarten

A paradox of pleasure, St. Maarten offers equal parts relaxation and excitement, with pristine beaches, vibrant culture, and year-round sunshine. Fantastically French and delightfully Dutch, this island is a blend of sophistication, charm, and Caribbean spirit, offering a fusion of flavors to suit every taste.

Here, nature's presence can be felt everywhere — the sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and lush landscapes occasionally interrupted by charming fishing villages and lively towns. Against this stunning backdrop, Vie L'Ven's exclusive community of residents and visitors pursue life's most luxurious pleasures in this perfect island oasis.

This is more than a destination — it's a celebration of life lived to its fullest.

Pristine White Sand Beaches
Pristine White Sand Beaches
Home to One of the Largest Megayacht Marinas in the Caribbean
Home to One of the Largest Megayacht Marinas in the Caribbean
Vibrant Food & Culture
Vibrant Food & Culture
Stunning Backdrops
Stunning Backdrops
Lush Landscapes
Lush Landscapes
Exciting Nightlife
Exciting Nightlife

dining &
nightlife

Crowned the "Culinary Capital of the Caribbean," the island is a culinary journey that defies boundaries. The island’s vibrant food scene draws renowned chefs from around the world, blending global influences with local flavors. From gourmet restaurants offering intricate French cuisine to casual roadside food trucks and barbecue huts, every corner of the island is alive with culinary adventure.

As the sun sets, the island comes alive. From vibrant bars and stylish lounges to energetic casinos and beachfront clubs, St. Maarten’s nightlife offers something for every mood and moment, keeping the celebration going long after the last bite.

shopping

A duty-free destination where the Dutch side dazzles with diamonds, gemstones, and precious metals, while the French side entices with chic boutiques, artisanal fashion, and gourmet delicacies. Beyond international brands, the island embraces a burgeoning artisan culture, with local craftsmen creating pieces that embody Caribbean creativity. From the signature liqueur to fresh seafood flown in directly from Europe, every purchase is an invitation to experience something extraordinary — a shopping haven where cultural influences and Caribbean charm converge.

island activities

St. Maarten is a playground for the soul, offering 37 beaches, endless horizons, and boundless adventure. Hike lush trails, zipline through rainforests, or sail crystal-clear waters — dive into vibrant coral reefs, try deep-sea fishing, or explore hidden coves. Excitement is always within reach. And with its central location, St. Maarten is the perfect base for island-hopping to Anguilla, St. Barthélemy, or Saba. Here, life moves at your own pace, expanding or contracting to match whatever the day brings.

Snorkeling & Scuba Diving
Snorkeling & Scuba Diving
Horseback Riding
Horseback Riding
Rainforest Ziplining
Rainforest Ziplining
Yachting
Yachting
Paddleboarding & Other Watersports
Paddleboarding & Other Watersports

nature

St. Maarten is a natural paradise where lush landscapes meet azure waters. With a tropical climate and cool trade winds, the island enjoys year-round appeal. On the eastern coast, the Atlantic Ocean offers thrilling water sports and sunrises, while the western side’s calm Caribbean waters provide tranquil beaches and stunning sunsets. The island’s unique location fosters vibrant marine life, with over 700 species of fish, turtles, and coral reefs. A blend of coastal beauty and diverse ecosystems, St. Maarten invites all to marvel at its breathtaking natural splendor.

transportation

Positioned at a crossroads of the Caribbean, the island is easily accessible from major U.S. and European cities, with daily commercial flights to 35 destinations and 24 airlines serving international travelers. For those arriving by sea, the island boasts world-renowned marinas in Simpson Bay Lagoon, accommodating luxury yachts. With numerous charter options available, island-hopping to Anguilla, St. Barthélemy, and nearby Caribbean gems is effortless, making St. Maarten the perfect launchpad for further exploration.

st. maarten at-a-glance

342

The number of days of sunshine on St. Maarten.

80°/27°

The average temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius.

1:2

One island, two separate countries that have peacefully coexisted since the Partition Treaty of 1648.

42%

The grade of The Flying Dutchman, the steepest zip line in the world, located in Philipsburg. The ride drops 1,066 feet in just under half a mile.

87 SQ KM (34SQMI)

The size of the island.

Pelican

The brown pelican is the island's national animal and can be seen on the country's flag.

73,777

Total island population.

35 M (114FT)

The distance between planes landing on the runway, and Maho Beach, also known as Airport Beach, one of the world's most famous stretches of sand.

37

The number of beaches - that's nearly one beach for every square mile on the island, more than any other island in the Caribbean!

424 M (1,391FT)

The elevation of Pic Paradis, the highest point on the island and a beautiful place to hike.

100+

The number of nationalities and cultures on the island, making St. Maarten one of the most multicultural populations in the world.

175

Number of bird species on the island, according to Bird Checklists of the World.