Arrive at Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM). Transfer to your hotel in Simpson Bay or Philipsburg for easy access to Summit venues and beaches. (Taxi $25–40, 1 hour incl. customs; hotel check-in $120–300/night; time spent: 2–3 hours)
Register at the Caribbean Prayer Summit “The Arising” venue (venue location varies—check Summit details). Connect with other attendees and attend opening worship and keynote. (Registration fee if not pre-paid $50–150; time spent: 3–4 hours)
Full day of Summit sessions, workshops, and small groups—likely held at the main conference center in the host hotel or nearby convention facility in Simpson Bay/Philipsburg. (Meals $15–40; time spent: 6–8 hours)
Guided morning visit to Marigot (French side): markets, boutiques, and waterfront cafés. Return in time for afternoon Summit breakout sessions. (Transport $20–60 roundtrip; budget $30–60 for food/shopping; time spent: 4–5 hours)
Morning prayer and reflection at Mullet Bay Beach or Orient Bay—pristine sand and calm waters ideal for worship gatherings and quiet time. (Beach access free; optional sunbed $10–25; time spent: 2–4 hours)
Attend final plenary sessions, commissioning service, and networking lunch. Celebrate the Arising with closing worship and group prayer. (Conference closing events included in Summit fee; time spent: 4–6 hours)
Explore Philipsburg boardwalk, Great Bay, and Cupecoy cliffs. Sample local dishes (conch, roti) and pick up souvenirs before a sunset prayer gathering on the beach. (Tour/self-drive $40–80; meals $20–40; time spent: 5–6 hours)
Early transfer to Princess Juliana International Airport for flights home. Final farewells and a brief sunrise prayer if time allows. (Taxi $25–40; arrive 2–3 hours before international flight; time spent: travel until departure)
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Visit Loterie Farm (hiking and zipline) for quiet nature prayer space, Dawn Beach (St. Maarten/St. Martin border) for serene sunrise worship, and the local bakery in Marigot for fresh pastries. Ask locals for small chapel gatherings and community-led prayer walks in Philipsburg neighborhoods.