There is deep sea fishing, the 12 Meter Sailing Challenge, kayaking and parasailing, water-skiing, fabulous snorkeling at Creole Rock and windsurfing on the Atlantic side enough to keep anyone busy. For a change of pace visit one of our neighboring islands. You will find that Anguilla, Saba and St. Barths each have their own unique personality. Whether you take a leisurely day sail or zip over in a ferry, you re sure to enjoy your day. Dining has been elevated to a fine art on the island that boasts more than 300 restaurants.
Happy hour is to be lingered over and dinner is savored under a starry sky.
French, Italian, Creole, Indian, Thai, Chinese, German, are just of the few of the cuisine s to be savored, blending the freshest ingredients from the fertile fields of Europe with the spices of the Caribbean. Nightclubs in Simpson Bay, Maho, Marigot and Philipsburg offer dancing well into the wee hours. Piano bars, discos by the sea and Cuban cigar bars with live music abound. You ll find everything from jazz to soca, reggae, zouk and salsa as well as the island s own special blend of music. Continental flies out of Newark.