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Sip prosecco as you sail a 65-foot catamaran down St. Maarten’s Golden Coast, passing Maho Beach and Mullet Bay en route to Long Bay. This two-hour sunset cruise pairs relaxed sailing with an open bar and prime sunset views.
Sip prosecco as you sail a 65-foot catamaran down St. Maarten’s Golden Coast, passing Maho Beach and Mullet Bay en route to Long Bay. This two-hour sunset cruise pairs relaxed sailing with an open bar and prime sunset views.
The catamaran heels gently as the sun drops toward the horizon — warm snacks on the table, prosecco in hand, and the forward nets offering an unobstructed view of the sea swallowing light. On this two-hour evening sail from Simpson Bay Marina you ride the Golden Coast past Maho Beach and Mullet Bay, turn at Long Bay, and watch the sky change color until the last slice of sun slips away.
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Operated by Aqua Mania Adventures · Pelican / Simpson Bay, Sint Maarten
The catamaran heels gently as the sun drops toward the horizon — warm snacks on the table, prosecco in hand, and the forward nets offering an unobstructed view of the sea swallowing light. On this two-hour evening sail from Simpson Bay Marina you ride the Golden Coast past Maho Beach and Mullet Bay, turn at Long Bay, and watch the sky change color until the last slice of sun slips away.
St. Maarten’s coastline bears traces of colonial history and volcanic geology: low limestone bluffs and sand bars shaped by coral growth and steady trade winds. Maho has become famous for its runway-adjacent beach; farther east, Mullet Bay’s shallow reefs and Long Bay’s open curves show how currents and reefs shape local bathing spots and marine life.
The cruise runs on a 65-foot sail catamaran with a friendly crew, open bar (beer, rum punch, wine, prosecco), and warm snacks. Boarding is at Simpson Bay Resort Marina (37 Billy Folly Road); check-in is usually 4:30 p.m. Expect shoes off at boarding and a laid-back crowd — families, couples, and sunset chasers. Keep your camera ready for the so-called “green flash” and scanning horizon lines for small shorebirds or passing dolphins.
Practically: arrive early for parking and check-in, bring a light wind layer for the cooler late-afternoon breeze, and stow loose items to protect them on the nets. The ride is suitable for most fitness levels, but if you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions. This sail is an easy, social way to experience St. Maarten’s coastline at golden hour.
Yes — the cruise includes an open bar with prosecco, beer, rum punch and wine, plus soft drinks.
Check in at 4:30 p.m. at the Marina of the Simpson Bay Resort (37 Billy Folly Road, Pelican) to allow time for parking and boarding.
Yes — the trip is family-friendly with a relaxed pace; supervise children on the nets and near railings.
The cruise is suitable for most fitness levels, but boarding may require stepping down onto the vessel; contact the operator ahead to discuss accommodations.
Aqua Mania Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran heels gently as the sun drops toward the horizon — warm snacks on the table, prosecco in hand, and the forward nets offering an unobstructed view of the sea swallowing light. On this two-hour evening sail from Simpson Bay Marina you ride the Golden Coast past Maho Beach and Mullet Bay, turn at Long Bay, and watch the sky change color until the last slice of sun slips away.
The catamaran heels gently as the sun drops toward the horizon — warm snacks on the table, prosecco in hand, and the forward nets offering an unobstructed view of the sea swallowing light. On this two-hour evening sail from Simpson Bay Marina you ride the Golden Coast past Maho Beach and Mullet Bay, turn at Long Bay, and watch the sky change color until the last slice of sun slips away.
St. Maarten’s coastline bears traces of colonial history and volcanic geology: low limestone bluffs and sand bars shaped by coral growth and steady trade winds. Maho has become famous for its runway-adjacent beach; farther east, Mullet Bay’s shallow reefs and Long Bay’s open curves show how currents and reefs shape local bathing spots and marine life.
The cruise runs on a 65-foot sail catamaran with a friendly crew, open bar (beer, rum punch, wine, prosecco), and warm snacks. Boarding is at Simpson Bay Resort Marina (37 Billy Folly Road); check-in is usually 4:30 p.m. Expect shoes off at boarding and a laid-back crowd — families, couples, and sunset chasers. Keep your camera ready for the so-called “green flash” and scanning horizon lines for small shorebirds or passing dolphins.
Practically: arrive early for parking and check-in, bring a light wind layer for the cooler late-afternoon breeze, and stow loose items to protect them on the nets. The ride is suitable for most fitness levels, but if you’re prone to seasickness, take precautions. This sail is an easy, social way to experience St. Maarten’s coastline at golden hour.