We did this with a group of 4. (My sister, myself and two girlfriends.) We had about 6 teams with 4 to 6 people on each team. Had a blast.

Hello Kevin, thank you for contacting us. We specialize in all types of eco tours and sports training as well as events, but we are not very knowledgeable about flights from Canada, apartment rentals and restaurants. We can tell you that the food in St. Maarten is fantastic and you can find inexpensive BBQ huts along the road or eat out at one of our top restaurants where you will pay for the service and amazing cuisine. Groceries are definitely more expensive than Canada, as we have to import everything, but if you come in Mango and Kenip season, you can eat for free from the trees! All the best, Susy

Hello Jillian, St. Maarten is known for its climbs and you will encounter, not one, not two, but seven tough climbs when you venture around the island. We all ride here and we love them, but if climbing is not your thing, then perhaps better to stick to a nice anticlockwise loop around the Simpsonbay Lagoon which includes only a small climb near the Bay Rouge Beach. Our roads are narrow and you will most definitely be riding with traffic, but the drivers are very considerate of cyclists, so don't let that scare you off.