Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM): Located on the Dutch side of St. Martin, is the main gateway for visitors to the island. It offers numerous international flights and connections from various destinations. Most yachts commonly berth in Simpson Bay Marina.
The best time to visit St. Martin and St. Barts is during the dry season, which spans from December to April. This period offers ideal weather conditions with minimal rainfall and abundant sunshine. Temperatures range from the mid-70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit (mid-20s to low 30s Celsius), creating a pleasant and comfortable environment for outdoor activities. The peak tourist season aligns with this period, especially in December and January, bringing a lively atmosphere and a wide range of entertainment options.
It’s important to note that St. Martin and St. Barts are located in a region prone to tropical storms and hurricanes, with the official hurricane season spanning from June to November. To minimize the risk of weather disruptions, it is advisable to plan your visit outside of this period. While late spring and early fall offer fewer crowds and potentially more affordable accommodations, the dry season from December to April provides the best combination of favorable weather and a vibrant island experience in St. Martin and St. Barts.
Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM): Located on the Dutch side of St. Martin, is the main gateway for visitors to the island. It offers numerous international flights and connections from various destinations. Most yachts commonly berth in Simpson Bay Marina.
The best time to visit St. Martin and St. Barts is during the dry season, which spans from December to April. This period offers ideal weather conditions with minimal rainfall and abundant sunshine. Temperatures range from the mid-70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit (mid-20s to low 30s Celsius), creating a pleasant and comfortable environment for outdoor activities. The peak tourist season aligns with this period, especially in December and January, bringing a lively atmosphere and a wide range of entertainment options.
It’s important to note that St. Martin and St. Barts are located in a region prone to tropical storms and hurricanes, with the official hurricane season spanning from June to November. To minimize the risk of weather disruptions, it is advisable to plan your visit outside of this period. While late spring and early fall offer fewer crowds and potentially more affordable accommodations, the dry season from December to April provides the best combination of favorable weather and a vibrant island experience in St. Martin and St. Barts.
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Arrive in Simpson Bay – Arrive in St. Martin and board your yacht at Simpson Bay Marina. Spend the day settling in, familiarizing yourself with the yacht, and exploring the area surrounding the marina (some of the largest yachts are docked here!).
Simpson Bay to Anguilla – Sail to the beautiful island of Anguilla. This Caribbean gem is renowned for its pristine marine reserve. Immerse yourself in the underwater world, discovering vibrant coral reefs and an array of marine life. As you continue your journey, you’ll pass by the picturesque Prickly Pear Cays, which are part of Anguilla’s Marine Park. These charming small islands make for an ideal lunch stop. Anchor your yacht, relish a delightful meal onboard, and then dive into the inviting waters for snorkeling adventures. Indulge in the tranquil ambiance of these smaller islands, savoring the serenity and natural splendor they offer. It’s a perfect opportunity to soak up the sun, explore the underwater wonders, and create unforgettable memories amidst this idyllic Caribbean paradise.
Anguilla to French St. Martin – Sail from Anguilla back to the French side of St. Martin. Visit Grand Case, there is amazing snorkeling here! Then, and enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the renowned restaurants. Explore the charming streets and vibrant local culture. Spend the evening in Marigot, the French capital, and indulge in French pastries or browse the local market.
French St. Martin to Tintamarre – En route to St. Barts, you’ll have the opportunity to explore two enchanting uninhabited islands: Tintamarre and Ile Pinel. These tropical paradises offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Tintamarre and encounter the majestic ancient turtles that call this area home. Immerse yourself in the vibrant marine ecosystem, marveling at the colorful coral reefs and the diverse array of marine life. In the afternoon, set sail for Ile Pinel, where a delightful range of entertainment options awaits. Visit the bar restaurants nestled right on the sandy shores, where you can indulge in delicious cuisine while relishing the idyllic beach atmosphere. For those seeking a bit of adventure, embark on a short hike and be rewarded with breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape..
Tintamarre to Île Fourchue – Sail from Tintamarre to Île Fourchue, an uninhabited island. Explore the rugged beauty of Île Fourchue and hike to its highest point for panoramic views. Anchor in one of the picturesque bays and enjoy a quiet evening under the stars.
Île Fourchue to St. Barts – Sail from Île Fourchue to St. Barts, a chic and glamorous island. Explore the capital, Gustavia, and indulge in high-end shopping and dining. Visit beautiful beaches like St. Jean Beach or Shell Beach and relax in luxury. Feeling adventurous? Rent some side-by-sides and take a trip around the island, for some really incredible terrain changes.
St. Barts to Dutch St. Martin – Depart St. Barts and stop at Anse de Colombier on the way back to Dutch St. Martin. Swim, snorkel, or relax on the pristine and quiet beach of Anse de Colombier. Because you can only access this by boat, it makes it extremely quiet and feels quite exclusive. Continue sailing back to Simpson Bay Marina in Dutch St. Martin.
Depart Dutch St. Martin – Enjoy what is left of your charter in the morning into the afternoon by snorkeling, swimming, or using the yacht’s water toys. Disembark at Simpson Bay Marina, concluding your unforgettable yachting adventure.
Arrive in Simpson Bay – Arrive in St. Martin and board your yacht at Simpson Bay Marina. Spend the day settling in, familiarizing yourself with the yacht, and exploring the area surrounding the marina (some of the largest yachts are docked here!).
Simpson Bay to Anguilla – Sail to the beautiful island of Anguilla. This Caribbean gem is renowned for its pristine marine reserve. Immerse yourself in the underwater world, discovering vibrant coral reefs and an array of marine life. As you continue your journey, you’ll pass by the picturesque Prickly Pear Cays, which are part of Anguilla’s Marine Park. These charming small islands make for an ideal lunch stop. Anchor your yacht, relish a delightful meal onboard, and then dive into the inviting waters for snorkeling adventures. Indulge in the tranquil ambiance of these smaller islands, savoring the serenity and natural splendor they offer. It’s a perfect opportunity to soak up the sun, explore the underwater wonders, and create unforgettable memories amidst this idyllic Caribbean paradise.
Anguilla to French St. Martin – Sail from Anguilla back to the French side of St. Martin. Visit Grand Case, there is amazing snorkeling here! Then, and enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the renowned restaurants. Explore the charming streets and vibrant local culture. Spend the evening in Marigot, the French capital, and indulge in French pastries or browse the local market.
French St. Martin to Tintamarre – En route to St. Barts, you’ll have the opportunity to explore two enchanting uninhabited islands: Tintamarre and Ile Pinel. These tropical paradises offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Tintamarre and encounter the majestic ancient turtles that call this area home. Immerse yourself in the vibrant marine ecosystem, marveling at the colorful coral reefs and the diverse array of marine life. In the afternoon, set sail for Ile Pinel, where a delightful range of entertainment options awaits. Visit the bar restaurants nestled right on the sandy shores, where you can indulge in delicious cuisine while relishing the idyllic beach atmosphere. For those seeking a bit of adventure, embark on a short hike and be rewarded with breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape.
Tintamarre to Île Fourchue – Sail from Tintamarre to Île Fourchue, an uninhabited island. Explore the rugged beauty of Île Fourchue and hike to its highest point for panoramic views. Anchor in one of the picturesque bays and enjoy a quiet evening under the stars.
Île Fourchue to St. Barts – Sail from Île Fourchue to St. Barts, a chic and glamorous island. Explore the capital, Gustavia, and indulge in high-end shopping and dining. Visit beautiful beaches like St. Jean Beach or Shell Beach and relax in luxury. Feeling adventurous? Rent some side-by-sides and take a trip around the island, for some really incredible terrain changes.
St. Barts to Dutch St. Martin – Depart St. Barts and stop at Anse de Colombier on the way back to Dutch St. Martin. Swim, snorkel, or relax on the pristine and quiet beach of Anse de Colombier. Because you can only access this by boat, it makes it extremely quiet and feels quite exclusive. Continue sailing back to Simpson Bay Marina in Dutch St. Martin.
Depart Dutch St. Martin – Enjoy what is left of your charter in the morning into the afternoon by snorkeling, swimming, or using the yacht’s water toys. Disembark at Simpson Bay Marina, concluding your unforgettable yachting adventure.
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