
St. Maarten Sunset Cruise: Open Bar on a 65ft Catamaran
- 65ft Sailing Catamaran
- Open Bar
- Sunset Snacks
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Forget the crowded snorkel boats. This is St. Maarten snorkeling done small: a 28-foot powerboat with ten seats, a captain who hands you the mask himself, and a route most tours never take: under the Simpson Bay bridge, across the lagoon past the mega-yachts, and out through the French-side bridge into open water.
Then it’s up the coast to Creole Rock, a rocky islet off Grand Case inside a protected marine reserve, with clear, calm water around its edges. Tropical fish work the rocks, octopus tuck into the cracks, and sea turtles are regular visitors. First time with a snorkel? The captain gives you a quick lesson and a float belt before you jump.
Three and a half hours, cold drinks and snacks between swims, and you’re back in Simpson Bay by lunch or by five. Small enough for real attention.
Forget the crowded snorkel boats. This is St. Maarten snorkeling done small: a 28-foot powerboat with ten seats, a captain…
Here’s how your trip unfolds, step by step.
Check In at Simpson Bay
Meet the captain at the Aqua Mania Adventures desk.
Through the Bridge
Head under the Simpson Bay bridge and across the lagoon past the mega-yacht marinas.
Out the French Side
Exit through the French-side bridge and cruise the coastline north.
Snorkel Creole Rock
Gear on, quick lesson, then swim the reef with fish, octopus and turtles.
Drinks & Snacks
Dry off on board with a cold drink.
Back to Simpson Bay
Cruise back through the lagoon to the marina.
The route and snorkeling stops may change with weather and sea conditions.
Simpson Bay Resort Marina, 37 Billy Folly Road, Simpson Bay, Sint Maarten. Check in at the Aqua Mania Adventures desk on the marina boardwalk 30 minutes before departure.
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