St. Maarten’s entertainment capital, Maho, leaves nothing to be desired. From shopping to fine dining, bars, clubs, shows, cabaret and live piano, a spa, casino, pharmacy, grocery store, and more, it's impossible to want more. However, if it is more that you desire, head west to Cupecoy for a taste of the Gourmet Village, where many many restaurants await you surrounding the area .Convenient near-to the beaches oMaho, as well as the picturesque Mullet Bay Beach. Mullet Bay is an island favorite, still untainted by the presence of any resort. Offering a large stretching curve of white sand, with slow-rolling curls of waves, and a classic backdrop of palm and seagrape trees, Mullet Bay is surely one of the prettiest beaches on St. Maarten. Situated conveniently between the trendy and bustling hotspots of Cupecoy and Maho, Mullet bay offers a natural reprise from all the cares of life. The water, always the most brilliant turquoise blue, ranges from calm, especially on the southern end of the beach, to decent surf, attracting both surfers and bathers alike. Mullet is known for its pristine clear water and immaculate white sand. At the south end of the beach, Kalatua Resturant offers gourmet dinning , cold and frozen drinks, and beach chairs all day. On the weekends, there are often parties with live music and volleybal, while weekdays welcome in a more tranquil vibe. For those less inclined to the social scene, a walk over to the northern end of the beach changes the setting for a private, quiet experience. Climb to the top of the bluffs for some sunbathing or a fantastic sunset view.
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