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Spend 7–8 hours exploring Saint Maarten by catamaran: snorkel a wreck and underwater statues, paddleboard, and relax on long white-sand beaches. Small-group vibes, lunch and drinks included—perfect for travelers who want beach time and active water play.
Spend 7–8 hours exploring Saint Maarten by catamaran: snorkel a wreck and underwater statues, paddleboard, and relax on long white-sand beaches. Small-group vibes, lunch and drinks included—perfect for travelers who want beach time and active water play.
A sun-warmed catamaran slips away from the middle dock at Great Bay and the island opens up: jagged orange cliffs, long white sand, and a restless sea that dares you to dive in.
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Operated by Private Yacht Charter · Philipsburg, Sint Maarten
A sun-warmed catamaran slips away from the middle dock at Great Bay and the island opens up: jagged orange cliffs, long white sand, and a restless sea that dares you to dive in.
This full-day shared cruise (7–8 hours) threads Saint Maarten’s coast, balancing lively beach stops with quieter snorkeling reefs. The crew runs a small, guest-friendly vessel—maximum 12 people—so the pace is relaxed but efficient. You’ll anchor at a snorkel site noted for underwater sculptures and a small wreck, pass the famous plane-landing strip for photo ops from the water, and spend extended time at the island’s longest white-sand beach and a local favorite with beach bars and shore snorkeling.
Saint Maarten’s coastline reflects its split French-Dutch identity and long maritime history: sugar and salt trade gave way to tourism, but the shoreline’s geology—volcanic ridges softened by coral sands—still shapes currents and sheltered bays. Locals prize quiet coves like Plum Bay and Terres Basses; on this cruise you’ll glimpse luxury villas, reef gardens, and shore restaurants serving Caribbean rhythms and rum-forward drinks.
Practical edge: the tour includes lunch, snacks, bottled water, alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, snorkel gear, paddleboard and a floating mat. Minimum sailing requires six passengers; meet at the Mojito on the fuel dock across from Aziana restaurant in Philipsburg. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker, a waterproof bag for phones, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. Expect easy swimming conditions but be prepared to enter the water at your own risk.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkel stops
Meet at the Mojito catamaran on the middle (fuel) dock across from Aziana restaurant in Great Bay, Philipsburg — the boat is mid-dock on the right side behind the office building.
Yes — snorkel masks, fins, and basic gear are included; guests should bring prescription masks if needed.
The cruise is family-friendly and labeled easy, but anyone entering the water should be comfortable in the ocean; life jackets are available and crew will advise on safe entry.
Full refund if canceled 24 hours prior; operator may cancel for weather or insufficient passengers and will refund accordingly.
Saint Maarten’s shoreline reflects centuries of maritime trade and a unique Dutch-French cultural split, with coastal estates and fishing coves shaped by that shared history.
Coral reefs around the island are sensitive; choose reef-safe products, avoid touching corals, and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance.
Private Yacht Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A sun-warmed catamaran slips away from the middle dock at Great Bay and the island opens up: jagged orange cliffs, long white sand, and a restless sea that dares you to dive in.
A sun-warmed catamaran slips away from the middle dock at Great Bay and the island opens up: jagged orange cliffs, long white sand, and a restless sea that dares you to dive in.
This full-day shared cruise (7–8 hours) threads Saint Maarten’s coast, balancing lively beach stops with quieter snorkeling reefs. The crew runs a small, guest-friendly vessel—maximum 12 people—so the pace is relaxed but efficient. You’ll anchor at a snorkel site noted for underwater sculptures and a small wreck, pass the famous plane-landing strip for photo ops from the water, and spend extended time at the island’s longest white-sand beach and a local favorite with beach bars and shore snorkeling.
Saint Maarten’s coastline reflects its split French-Dutch identity and long maritime history: sugar and salt trade gave way to tourism, but the shoreline’s geology—volcanic ridges softened by coral sands—still shapes currents and sheltered bays. Locals prize quiet coves like Plum Bay and Terres Basses; on this cruise you’ll glimpse luxury villas, reef gardens, and shore restaurants serving Caribbean rhythms and rum-forward drinks.
Practical edge: the tour includes lunch, snacks, bottled water, alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks, snorkel gear, paddleboard and a floating mat. Minimum sailing requires six passengers; meet at the Mojito on the fuel dock across from Aziana restaurant in Philipsburg. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker, a waterproof bag for phones, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re sensitive. Expect easy swimming conditions but be prepared to enter the water at your own risk.