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St Maarten Airport Thrifty - Aduana International Airport 72 Airport Rd Simpson Bay St Maarten Netherlands Antilles
Dutch and French. It makes up 1/2 of the southern part of the Netherlands
Antilless measuring only 13.1 sq mi in area. According to the last
consensus, the island is inhabited by 36,000 inhabitants of the Kingdom of the
Netherlands. In 2008, the Dutch have planned a reconstruction of Sint
Maarten so that it can become a separate country. 
popular tourist destination is host to a variety of
attractions including Border Monument in honor of the 1648 Treaty of Concordia,
the Historical foundation museum of Phiipsburg, Heineken's Jet-Bar Restaurant,
jumbo-jet landings, Caribbean exotic animal zoo, and much more. Active adults
can immerse themselves in a challengin hike at the Hiking to Pic Paradise while
chidlren can amuse themselves for a few hours at the living color Butterfly
Farm. For Beachbums, St. Maarten has a selecion of beaches including the
recently revived Boardwalk that bridges the frontsteet of Philipsburg to the
beach-front.
cultural
roots of St. Maarten can be directly attributed to Dutch, African, Britain, and
France. Although the island is divided up between two countries its hard to
tell where one begins and the other ends due to shared heritage. Much of the
Creole inhabitants can trace their roots back to indigenious Netherlands,
French, African, and Britian. Both Spanish and British settlers also left there
idioms which are spoken on the island today. Truly the Creoles have been
over-run by a avalanche of 70 different countries settling the island over the
last 20 years. English being the predominant language that is spoken due to the
British influence, competes for official languages of French and Dutch.
