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Cross from Philipsburg to St Barths on a private speedboat for snorkeling, beach stops and a Gustavia shoreline visit. This six‑hour charter includes snorkel gear, a small group limit and an open bar.
Cross from Philipsburg to St Barths on a private speedboat for snorkeling, beach stops and a Gustavia shoreline visit. This six‑hour charter includes snorkel gear, a small group limit and an open bar.
The engine’s steady thrum fades into the swell as the Dutch coastline recedes and St Barth’s granite ridges grow on the horizon. Salt spray and warm sun set the pace on this private six‑hour speedboat run: a fast crossing from Philipsburg to St Barths that stitches snorkeling stops, beach time, and a shore visit to Gustavia into a single, active day.
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Operated by Captain Flint Boat Charters · Philipsburg, Sint Maarten
The engine’s steady thrum fades into the swell as the Dutch coastline recedes and St Barth’s granite ridges grow on the horizon. Salt spray and warm sun set the pace on this private six‑hour speedboat run: a fast crossing from Philipsburg to St Barths that stitches snorkeling stops, beach time, and a shore visit to Gustavia into a single, active day.
Geology here is blunt—erosional granite shorelines and steep coves carved by Caribbean weather—and history is compact: St Barthélemy’s Swedish interlude left Gustavia’s grid of colonial streets and boutique quays. Culture centers on small, serviceable harbors, upscale island life, and reef ecosystems that host hawksbill and green turtles.
Expect to visit snorkeling sites—Tintamarre for turtles on request—then drop near St Jean or Colombier for sand and sea. A call into Gustavia gives time for a walk and shopping before the return run. The boat carries up to 12 guests, includes snorkel gear and a casual open bar (beer and soft drinks), and requires passports for island entry.
Practically: crossings are typically 30–45 minutes each way depending on sea state—plan for motion and bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and swimwear. Moderate fitness is required: getting on and off low docks and swimming from the boat. Choose morning departures for calmer water and better visibility for snorkeling. If seasickness is a concern, take preventive medication and sit mid‑boat where motion is least. With basic preparation, this private charter condenses the best of St Barths’ beaches, reefs, and harbor life into a single, efficient day on the water.
Yes — snorkel masks and basic snorkeling equipment are provided as part of the charter.
Yes — a current valid passport is required for travel between Sint Maarten and St Barthélemy.
An open bar with beer and soft drinks is included; plan to bring snacks or check whether additional catering can be arranged.
The charter carries a maximum of 12 passengers, allowing for a private, small‑group experience.
Captain Flint Boat Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine’s steady thrum fades into the swell as the Dutch coastline recedes and St Barth’s granite ridges grow on the horizon. Salt spray and warm sun set the pace on this private six‑hour speedboat run: a fast crossing from Philipsburg to St Barths that stitches snorkeling stops, beach time, and a shore visit to Gustavia into a single, active day.
The engine’s steady thrum fades into the swell as the Dutch coastline recedes and St Barth’s granite ridges grow on the horizon. Salt spray and warm sun set the pace on this private six‑hour speedboat run: a fast crossing from Philipsburg to St Barths that stitches snorkeling stops, beach time, and a shore visit to Gustavia into a single, active day.
Geology here is blunt—erosional granite shorelines and steep coves carved by Caribbean weather—and history is compact: St Barthélemy’s Swedish interlude left Gustavia’s grid of colonial streets and boutique quays. Culture centers on small, serviceable harbors, upscale island life, and reef ecosystems that host hawksbill and green turtles.
Expect to visit snorkeling sites—Tintamarre for turtles on request—then drop near St Jean or Colombier for sand and sea. A call into Gustavia gives time for a walk and shopping before the return run. The boat carries up to 12 guests, includes snorkel gear and a casual open bar (beer and soft drinks), and requires passports for island entry.
Practically: crossings are typically 30–45 minutes each way depending on sea state—plan for motion and bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a towel, and swimwear. Moderate fitness is required: getting on and off low docks and swimming from the boat. Choose morning departures for calmer water and better visibility for snorkeling. If seasickness is a concern, take preventive medication and sit mid‑boat where motion is least. With basic preparation, this private charter condenses the best of St Barths’ beaches, reefs, and harbor life into a single, efficient day on the water.