Private Catamaran Charter
Private Experience
This excursion is reserved exclusively for your travel party. No other guests will join your experience.
Tour Times: 10:00 AM
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Book ahead!
On average, this booked 5 months in advance.
Meeting and Pickup
Meeting Instructions Will Be Provided On Your Voucher
Overview
Join us as we sail, swim, snorkel, eat, drink and swing into the Caribbean Blue for a wonderful day in paradise.
Your captain and hostess will take you up the coastline of St. Maarten and stop twice for fun in the sun.
Your terrific captain and crew will take you to quiet bays away from the crowds, where you can choose from several underwater activities. Don snorkel gear and slip into the water from the easy access ladder to discover coral, fish, turtles, and maybe even dolphins. Or maybe you'd prefer to relax on a float, try the stand-up paddleboard or go for a swim.
If you're feeling adventurous, grab our Tarzan swing and fly over and into the ocean! This is good, clean fun in paradise for all ages. Bask in the sun on board or stay cool in the shade, your choice.
Snacks, as well as a delicious lunch of Caribbean chicken, green salad, French bread, and rice, plus open bar, make this a memorable day for the whole family!
What's Included
- Sailing on a 52" catamaran
- Attentive captain and crew
- Snorkel gear, floats, stand-up paddle board
- Time for snorkeling, swimming, and/or relaxing
- St. Maartens only "Tarzan swing"
- Snacks, lunch, and full open bar
- Tips/Gratuities
Considerations
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This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or motorized scooters
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Please alert us in advance to any dietary restrictions or limitations and we will do our best to accommodate.
Special Instructions
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Wear or bring your swimsuit, a hat, a towel, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
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This tour must be purchased as a charter.
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The boat holds a maximum of 30 people.
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As this boat does moor, a dingy may be required to board the vessel.
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The ships will be pulled in for hurricane season mid-September through mid-November.