Marigot Travel Guide

 Martin_S. Says:  The beach near Marigot is not for swimming as it has some dangerous undercurrents. But walking along the black beach is a real change from the white sand you may be used to. 

 Martin_S. Says:  The Hibiscus Inn would be somewhere between a camping site and a bed and breakfast. No hot water, no fans, no refrigerators, no cold water, no baths, no air conditioning. What it does have is great views, jungle to your door, a river to swim in and just let flow over you.... 

 Martin_S. Says:  This is not properly a restaurant, but if you go with whomever is doing the cooking wherever you stay, its fun to see your food "on the hoof" and fresh. This was a Blue Marlin they caught, it took some 6-7 guys to get it out of the boat. After wards they started to cut it... 

 danairozo Says:  The convenience was very good. The Cruise line Princess set this up for me. 

 Martin_S. Says:  When driving on the roads you may find Iguanas crossing, stop and give them the right of way. 

 Martin_S. Says:  The "Twin Falls" is not on the maps, there is no entrance sign and no tourist shops, just find one of the locals who knows where it is and you will be in the "REAL JUNGLE". In the pic you can see the entrance to the trail, it is not marked at all. 

 Martin_S. Says:  Don't miss the flora around the island, this is a pic of one of the typical flowers. When we arrived at the Hibiscus Inn, the people there had set out some flowers to greet us. This beautiful flower was one and we just could not believe that it was "real", we all thought it...