Saint Martin is a coral island located in the northeastern part of the Bay of Bengal, in the southernmost part of Bangladesh.

​Key Features of Saint Martin's
​Coral Island: Saint Martin's is a true coral island. Its shores and surrounding waters are filled with countless corals, seashells, and various marine life, making it a hotspot for biodiversity.
​Tourist Hub: It is one of Bangladesh's most popular tourist destinations. A large number of tourists visit the island every year, especially during the peak season from November to April, when the weather is ideal for travel.
​Natural Beauty: The island's primary appeal is its stunning natural beauty. The vibrant blue sky and the deep blue sea merge into a breathtaking view. The scenery is further enhanced by rows of coconut trees, casuarina forests, and pristine white sandy beaches.
​Chhera Dwip: Located to the south of the main island is a small, uninhabited islet known as "Chhera Dwip" (Detached Island). It can be reached from the main island by foot during low tide or by a small boat. This islet is particularly famous for its unique formations of corals and rocks.
​Travel Information
​Here are some important tips for those planning a trip to Saint Martin's:
​How to Get There: To reach Saint Martin's, you first need to get to Teknaf in Cox's Bazar district. You can take a direct bus from Dhaka to Teknaf. From there, you'll board a sea vessel (ship or launch) to the island. Some ships now also operate directly from Cox's Bazar to Saint Martin's.
​Accommodation: Saint Martin's has a range of hotels and resorts. During the tourist season, the island gets very crowded, so it's a good idea to book your accommodation in advance.
​Must-See Sights: The main attraction of Saint Martin's is its coastline, where you can enjoy beautiful sunsets, walk along the beach, and observe the corals. Chhera Dwip is also a highly recommended place to visit.