Public holidays · Other · 2025
Sint Maarten Holidays 2025: Public Holidays in Sint Maarten
Sint Maarten has 14 national public holidays in 2025. 11 of them fall on a weekday and 3 on a weekend. There are 4 long weekends and 4 more if you take a bridge day off.
Sint Maarten public holidays 2025 — full list
| Date | Holiday | Local name | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day | Nieuwjaarsdag | Public holiday | |
| Carnival Day | Karnaval | Public holiday | |
| Good Friday | Goede vrijdag | Public holiday | |
| Weekend | Easter Sunday | Pasen | Public holiday |
| Easter Monday | Easter Monday | Public holiday | |
| Weekend | King's Day | Koningsdag | Public holiday |
| Labour Day | Dag van de Arbeid | Public holiday | |
| Ascension Day | Hemelvaartsdag | Public holiday | |
| Weekend | Pentecost | Pinksteren | Public holiday |
| Emancipation Day | Emancipation Day | Public holiday | |
| Constitution Day | Constitution Day | Public holiday | |
| Sint Maarten Day | Sint Maarten Day | Public holiday | |
| Christmas Day | Kerstmis | Public holiday | |
| St. Stephen's Day | Tweede kerstdag | Public holiday |
Data: Nager.Date public holiday database and the vacanza/holidays library (both MIT licence). Dates of religious holidays based on the lunar calendar may shift by a day after official announcements.
Sint Maarten holiday calendar 2025
- National holiday
- Regional holiday
- Bridge day (take off for a long weekend)
January 1
February
March 1
April 4
May 2
June 1
July 1
August
September
October 1
November 1
December 2
Long weekends in Sint Maarten 2025
4 long weekends come for free, and 4 more need just one or two days of leave. Plan your trips around these dates.
Sat 1 Mar – Mon 3 Mar
No leave needed
Fri 18 Apr – Mon 21 Apr
No leave needed
Thu 1 May – Sun 4 May
Take off Fri 2 May
Thu 29 May – Sun 1 Jun
Take off Fri 30 May
Sat 28 Jun – Tue 1 Jul
Take off Mon 30 Jun
Fri 10 Oct – Sun 12 Oct
No leave needed
Sat 8 Nov – Tue 11 Nov
Take off Mon 10 Nov
Thu 25 Dec – Sun 28 Dec
No leave needed
Planning a trip to Sint Maarten?
On public holidays banks, offices and many shops close, public transport often runs a Sunday timetable and popular destinations get busy and more expensive. Book early around long weekends.