Home Info Overview General Information Contact Addresses Passport/Visa Money Duty Free Public Holidays Health Travel - International Travel - Internal Accommodation Sport & Activities Social Profile Business Profile Climate History and Government Resorts & Excursions Introduction City Guide Airport Guide		Country Guide > Caribbean > St Maarten Health   Special Precautions Certificate Required? Yellow Fever No 1 Cholera No No Typhoid and Polio No N/A Malaria No N/A 1 A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travellers over six months of age arriving within six days of leaving or transiting infected areas. Food & drink Water on the island is considered safe to drink. Bottled mineral water is widely available. Milk is pasteurised and dairy products are safe for consumption. Local meat, poultry, seafood, fruit and vegetables are generally considered safe to eat. Other risks Hepatitis A may occur. Rabies occurs. Health care There is one general hospital, the St Maarten Medical Centre in Cayhill. Medical care is good. Medical insurance is advised.
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