Horseback Riding Across the Sea in St. Martin
The breezy shores along la Baie de L’Embouchure on St. Martin’s undeveloped east coast cater more to eco-adventure and exploration than limin’ and lounging about. A protected Natural Reserve, the Bay boasts a rich biodiversity of flora and fauna; some rare, many endangered.
Between March and October, sea turtles nest here. In the winter months, humpback whales can be seen from an elevated observation deck.
Low-impact trails wind through the area connecting a series of gazebos with informative signage in English and French to make exploration easy.
For a more uncommon Embouchure experience, get with the folks at Bayside Riding Club Ranch for horseback riding tours that, as pictured above, even include treks across the sea to Caye Château.
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