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Toast a Caribbean sunset aboard a catamaran from Bobby's Marina—Champagne in hand as the boat slips from the lagoon into open water. This 90-minute cruise pairs easygoing service with wide coastal views, ideal for couples and small groups.
Toast a Caribbean sunset aboard a catamaran from Bobby's Marina—Champagne in hand as the boat slips from the lagoon into open water. This 90-minute cruise pairs easygoing service with wide coastal views, ideal for couples and small groups.
You step off the dock as the harbor lights take their cue from the sky. The catamaran rocks gently against Bobby's Marina; a server holds a flute of chilled Champagne while the engine eases you from lagoon calm into open water. The sun slides low and the sky darkens in bands—gold, then coral—while the sea seems to push the boat forward toward the horizon.
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Operated by Eagle Tours N.V. · Simpson Bay, Sint Maarten
You step off the dock as the harbor lights take their cue from the sky. The catamaran rocks gently against Bobby's Marina; a server holds a flute of chilled Champagne while the engine eases you from lagoon calm into open water. The sun slides low and the sky darkens in bands—gold, then coral—while the sea seems to push the boat forward toward the horizon.
St. Maarten’s shoreline has been shaped by coral reef growth and volcanic uplift; the shallow Simpson Bay Lagoon formed a sheltered corridor that has long drawn sailors and traders. You’ll pass low-lying salt flats and the remains of coral heads visible in clear water, and hear local Creole and Dutch names at nearby harbors that reflect the island’s mixed colonial past.
Onboard, the vibe is relaxed: snacks, unlimited Champagne, and the kind of easy conversation that a fading horizon invites. The crew often times the route to catch the sun slipping behind the western rim; larger groups may be assigned a bigger vessel, but the core experience is the same—wide water, cooling breeze, and a sinking sun.
Practical guidance: arrive at Bobby’s Marina by 4:15 pm to check in, plan for about 90 minutes aboard, and expect a light swell after leaving the lagoon. Wear non-marking shoes and a light wind layer—temperature drops quickly after sunset. If you’re sensitive to motion, take precautions before boarding. Photography is best with a fast shutter to freeze rotating clouds and reflective water.
This is an easy, social outing—ideal for couples and small groups seeking a short, scenic sail with a celebratory finish.
The cruise lasts approximately 90 minutes and typically departs at sunset; check local sunset times when booking.
Yes—unlimited Champagne is listed among the inclusions, along with light snacks.
Check in at Bobby's Marina next to the gazebo; staff recommend arriving by 4:15 pm.
Infants must sit on a lap and there is a stated weight restriction of 125 kg (275 lbs) for safety—confirm specifics with the operator before booking.
Eagle Tours N.V. operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock as the harbor lights take their cue from the sky. The catamaran rocks gently against Bobby's Marina; a server holds a flute of chilled Champagne while the engine eases you from lagoon calm into open water. The sun slides low and the sky darkens in bands—gold, then coral—while the sea seems to push the boat forward toward the horizon.
You step off the dock as the harbor lights take their cue from the sky. The catamaran rocks gently against Bobby's Marina; a server holds a flute of chilled Champagne while the engine eases you from lagoon calm into open water. The sun slides low and the sky darkens in bands—gold, then coral—while the sea seems to push the boat forward toward the horizon.
St. Maarten’s shoreline has been shaped by coral reef growth and volcanic uplift; the shallow Simpson Bay Lagoon formed a sheltered corridor that has long drawn sailors and traders. You’ll pass low-lying salt flats and the remains of coral heads visible in clear water, and hear local Creole and Dutch names at nearby harbors that reflect the island’s mixed colonial past.
Onboard, the vibe is relaxed: snacks, unlimited Champagne, and the kind of easy conversation that a fading horizon invites. The crew often times the route to catch the sun slipping behind the western rim; larger groups may be assigned a bigger vessel, but the core experience is the same—wide water, cooling breeze, and a sinking sun.
Practical guidance: arrive at Bobby’s Marina by 4:15 pm to check in, plan for about 90 minutes aboard, and expect a light swell after leaving the lagoon. Wear non-marking shoes and a light wind layer—temperature drops quickly after sunset. If you’re sensitive to motion, take precautions before boarding. Photography is best with a fast shutter to freeze rotating clouds and reflective water.
This is an easy, social outing—ideal for couples and small groups seeking a short, scenic sail with a celebratory finish.