£586 Cheap flights to St. Maarten

Flying into Simpson Bay Airport is typically the best way to visit Maho Beach, since it is the closest airport to the area.

If you are looking to fly to St. Maarten for less, look to airlines like WestJet, American Airlines, and JetBlue, with prices starting at £217, £238, and £245 respectively.

There are a total of 7 airlines that operate flight routes to St. Maarten, with Air France being the most popular option. An estimated 59% of those flying into St. Maarten choose to fly with Air France. If you’re unable to find tickets with Air France, then KLM and Finnair are also popular airlines to fly with.

If you’re unsure where to fly to in St. Maarten, we recommend booking a flight that arrives at the popular Simpson Bay Princess Juliana airport, which services Simpson Bay and its surrounding areas. In the last 12 months, 100% of momondo travellers booking flights to St. Maarten chose to fly into Simpson Bay Princess Juliana.

The best day to take a flight to St. Maarten is on Thursday, followed by Monday. Thursday and Monday tend to have the lowest flight prices to St. Maarten. If your travel dates are flexible, then try to avoid booking on a Friday, which is known for being the most expensive day of the week to fly to St. Maarten.

Prices for flights to St. Maarten are refreshed on a daily basis.

There are 11 operators available for flights to St. Maarten as of August 2025.

The minimum age for a child to fly alone is five, but airlines offering an unaccompanied minor (UNMR) service may have their age restrictions, such as regulations concerning flight duration, timing, and layovers. It is recommended that you verify with the airline you are booking with for travel to St. Maarten.

The travel and health documents required for your trip to St. Maarten can vary based on your itinerary and personal situation. As a rule, consider having multiple documents such as a national ID card or driver’s license, and a passport valid for six-months after you plan to arrive at St. Maarten. We always recommend checking with your airline or a trusted third party such as IATA to get advice.