Saint Martin

Saint Martin, the French Collectivity, does not have an official territorial flag. The French national flag is used officially. An unofficial local flag and coat of arms are sometimes displayed to represent the island's identity, reflecting its French heritage and Caribbean culture.

Saint Martin became an Overseas Collectivity of France on July 15, 2007, separating administratively from Guadeloupe. Since then, the French Tricolour has remained the official flag, while unofficial local symbols are occasionally used for cultural representation.

• Official Name: Collectivity of Saint Martin
• Status: Overseas Collectivity of France
• Capital: Marigot
• Continent: North America (Caribbean)
• Population: approx. 32,000
• Official Language: French
• Currency: Euro (EUR)

Famous Attractions
• Orient Bay Beach
• Marigot
• Fort Louis
• Loterie Farm
• Pic Paradis

Saint Martin is renowned for its Caribbean beaches, French cuisine and relaxed island atmosphere. Visitors enjoy Orient Bay Beach, explore Marigot's waterfront markets, visit historic Fort Louis, hike through Loterie Farm and admire panoramic views from Pic Paradis.