Best days to take off in St. Martin in 2027
With 20 days of annual leave, booking the right days gives 48 days off across 8 breaks. Below are all 12 public holidays in St. Martin in 2027, the long weekends you get for free, and the bridge days worth booking.
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Public holidays in St. Martin in 2027
| Date | Holiday | Falls on |
|---|---|---|
| Fri 1 Jan | New Year's Day Nouvel An | Day off |
| Mon 29 Mar | Easter Monday Lundi de Pâques | Day off |
| Sat 1 May | Labour Day Fête du travail | Weekend |
| Thu 6 May | Ascension Day Ascension | Day off |
| Sat 8 May | Victory Day Fête de la Victoire 1945 | Weekend |
| Mon 17 May | Whit Monday Lundi de Pentecôte | Day off |
| Thu 27 May | Abolition of Slavery Abolition de l’esclavage | Day off |
| Wed 14 Jul | Bastille Day Fête Nationale de la France | Day off |
| Sun 15 Aug | Assumption Assomption | Weekend |
| Mon 1 Nov | All Saints' Day Toussaint | Day off |
| Thu 11 Nov | Armistice Day Armistice 1918 | Day off |
| Sat 25 Dec | Christmas Day Noël | Weekend |
4 of these fall on a weekend in 2027.
Long weekends in St. Martin in 2027
- Fri 1 Jan to Sun 3 Jan, 3 days: New Year's Day
- Sat 27 Mar to Mon 29 Mar, 3 days: Easter Monday
- Sat 15 May to Mon 17 May, 3 days: Whit Monday
- Sat 30 Oct to Mon 1 Nov, 3 days: All Saints' Day
Best bridge days to book in 2027
A bridge day is a working day between a public holiday and a weekend. Booking it joins them into one long break.
- Book Mon 4 Jan (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 1 Jan to Mon 4 Jan, around New Year's Day.
- Book Fri 26 Mar (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 26 Mar to Mon 29 Mar, around Easter Monday.
- Book Fri 7 May (1 day) for 4 days off, Thu 6 May to Sun 9 May, around Ascension Day.
- Book Fri 14 May (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 14 May to Mon 17 May, around Whit Monday.
- Book Fri 28 May (1 day) for 4 days off, Thu 27 May to Sun 30 May, around Abolition of Slavery.
- Book Mon 12 Jul and Tue 13 Jul (2 days) for 5 days off, Sat 10 Jul to Wed 14 Jul, around Bastille Day.
- Book Fri 29 Oct (1 day) for 4 days off, Fri 29 Oct to Mon 1 Nov, around All Saints' Day.
- Book Fri 12 Nov (1 day) for 4 days off, Thu 11 Nov to Sun 14 Nov, around Armistice Day.
How many days off can you get in 2027?
| Leave booked | Days off | Per day booked |
|---|---|---|
| 5 days | 20 days | 4.0x |
| 10 days | 37 days | 3.7x |
| 15 days | 52 days | 3.5x |
| 20 days | 67 days | 3.4x |
| 25 days | 82 days | 3.3x |
A plan for 20 days of leave in 2027
20 days of leave become 48 days off, in 8 breaks of at least five days.
- Fri 1 Jan to Tue 5 Jan: 5 days off for 2 booked (Mon 4 Jan, Tue 5 Jan)
- Thu 25 Mar to Mon 29 Mar: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 25 Mar, Fri 26 Mar)
- Wed 5 May to Sun 9 May: 5 days off for 2 booked (Wed 5 May, Fri 7 May)
- Thu 13 May to Mon 17 May: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 13 May, Fri 14 May)
- Sat 22 May to Sun 30 May: 9 days off for 4 booked (Mon 24 May, Tue 25 May, Wed 26 May, Fri 28 May)
- Sat 10 Jul to Wed 14 Jul: 5 days off for 2 booked (Mon 12 Jul, Tue 13 Jul)
- Thu 28 Oct to Mon 1 Nov: 5 days off for 2 booked (Thu 28 Oct, Fri 29 Oct)
- Sat 6 Nov to Sun 14 Nov: 9 days off for 4 booked (Mon 8 Nov, Tue 9 Nov, Wed 10 Nov, Fri 12 Nov)
Questions about 2027 in St. Martin
How many public holidays does St. Martin have in 2027?
St. Martin has 12 public holidays in 2027, and 4 of them fall on a weekend.
When are the long weekends in St. Martin in 2027?
Without booking any leave: Fri 1 Jan to Sun 3 Jan (New Year's Day), Sat 27 Mar to Mon 29 Mar (Easter Monday), Sat 15 May to Mon 17 May (Whit Monday) and Sat 30 Oct to Mon 1 Nov (All Saints' Day).
What are the best days to take off in St. Martin in 2027?
Book Mon 4 Jan to get 4 days off, from Fri 1 Jan to Mon 4 Jan. With 20 days of leave, the best plan gives 48 days off across 8 breaks.
About these dates
These dates come from the date-holidays library and have not been checked by hand against St. Martin's official calendar. Check before you book.
These dates come straight from the holiday library and have not been checked against this country’s official calendar by hand. Treat them as a starting point.