View information about driving and public transportation on the island.
Driving in Saint-Martin
The road network of Saint-Martin is made up of a main belt which surrounds the island and smaller roads which connect the neighborhoods and the beaches.
A French or international driving license is required to drive throughout the country. Driving is carried out according to French standards in the right lane, applying the Highway Code.
You don't have a car? It is possible to rent a vehicle or travel using other modes of transport available on the island.
What if you carpool?
Do you live or are passing through Saint-Martin? Choose carpooling for your trips on the island. This supportive and eco-responsible practice helps reduce CO2 emissions while promoting sharing and meetings.
Public transport in Saint-Martin
Take a taxi in Saint-Martin
The taxi network regularly serves the main towns on the island as well as tourist sites.
The two airports and the Marigot ferry terminal are served 7 days a week with very wide opening hours.
Taxis do not have meters but they respect an established price list. Payment on board can generally be made in euros or dollars.