St. Martin has good winds, medium seas and several short distance sails to fantastic spots such as Ile Pinel and Tintamarre, Anguilla or Saint Barth. St. Martin is divided across the middle, the southern part is Dutch and the northern part French. Blessed with many superb white sand beaches, backed by scenic hills, it has embraced tourism wholeheartedly. The whole island has duty free shopping, there are casinos, scores of hotels and condominiums and charters yachts are very much appreciated here.
St Martin offers all the types of yacht charter such as bareboat charter, skippered, crewed yacht charter, catamaran, sailboat and caribbean luxury yacht charter.

Yacht Charter starting Saint Martin
Oyster Pond
On the border between the French and Dutch sides, the Oyster Pond Marina is a full service marina with a fuel dock, laundry, bars and restaurants where you can sample local seafood as well as international dishes.There is a well-stocked supermarket for provisioning, drinks and ice as well as showers and accommodation available at the on site hotel.

Anse Marcel
A pleasant beach in a cozy little harbor, next to the Marina Port de Lonvilliers. Many boats depart from this marina. The shallow water is ideal for families with small children. The marina is lined with fine shopping, hotels, and many restaurants.

Marigot Port La Royale
A bustling marina boasting one of the largest shopping arcades on St Martin and a host of little restaurants and bars.

Marigot Fort Louis
The 150 berth Marina Fort Louis has recently been upgraded with a second sea wall in order to protect the docks and yachts better from the swells. It has direct access to the sea, where yachts at Dutch side marinas need to deal with the Simpson Bay bridge.

Simpson Bay
A full service marina on the Dutch side of the island with 120 slips accomodating yachts up to 61 meters, water, gas and diesel fuel, showers, provisioning, chandlery, laundry, convenience store, bars, restaurants, pool, tennis courts etc..

Yacht Charter around Saint Martin
In this group of islands you will find a world of unparalleled variety, both ashore and at sea. Everywhere you go, you will find islands ranging from the serene to spectacular, and friendly people. Each island has its own unique culture. The heritage of European colonialism is very apparent, mixed with West Indian flair.

Anguilla
The tiny island of Anguilla is a British colony. The island has miles of white beaches and coral reefs. The best snorkeling and diving can be found at Prickly Pear Cays. Anguilla is known for its strict rules regarding the number of passengers permitted on charter boats.

St. Bart’s
St. Bart’s is a natural marine reserve and is an attractive destination for those who enjoy diving. St Bart’s is often referred to as the St Tropez or Porto Cervo of the Caribbean. Gustavia will make you feel as though you stepped into south of France. Ile Fourche is a great spot for an overnight anchorage.

St. Kitts & Nevis
St. Kitts is one of the most seductive islands of the Caribbean and the island remains uncrowded and unspoiled. St Kitts is known for the very special ambience it is able to evoke from its history of plantation living. Nature lovers will want to take advantage of lava formations tropical forest hikes and seaside lagoons.
Nevis is in fact one of the remaining unspoiled places. Not an easy place to reach by the masses, Nevis offers you a unique connection to experience the Caribbean of a previous era in a very privileged setting.

Bareboat Exp. Level
From 1 - easy to 5 - very experienced: 4. We could provide a skipper service for your first day's sail from our base to familiarise the crew with the boat

Diving
The water surrounding the island is filled with a wonderful diversity of marine life, including coral and has a variety of old shipwrecks for diving enthusiasts to discover. Lots of diving centers around the Islands.

Airport
Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM). The airport is located 5 miles (8km) west of Philipsburg in St Maarten. Airport facilities at Princess Juliana include a bank, ATM, restaurant, refreshments, and duty-free shopping. Regular flights from Amsterdam, Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Jamaica, Miami, New York, Paris Philadelphia, Toronto.

Language
French / English.

Currency
US Dollars and euros are used everywhere, most commonly at the flat rate of 1 euro for 1 US$. Major credit cards are generally accepted in hotels, restaurants and larger shops. There are many places throughout the sailing area where you can exchange money from cash, Travellers Cheques and Major Credit Cards.

One way
Tortola (British Virgin Islands), Guadeloupe / Martinique (FWI), Union (Grenadines Islands)