I also highly recommend Soualiga Destinations. We had a great day!Soualiga Destinations has an awesome all-day on the water tour with snorkeling, swimming, and lunch included. They also "park" the boats out in the water off Maho Beach to try to catch some planes coming in. Best day of my whole vacation.
Soualiga Destinations has an awesome all-day on the water tour with snorkeling, swimming, and lunch included. They also "park" the boats out in the water off Maho Beach to try to catch some planes coming in. Best day of my whole vacation.
I also highly recommend Soualiga Destinations. We had a great day!
We were booked for Soualiga Destinations but at the last minute decided not to go due to some anxiety one of our party had, (an 80 year old non-swimmer). It looked like a great time, but great grandmas has much influence. Instead we just caught a cab to Orient Bay and did a day on the beach. It's about a 20 minute ride at $8 per head. It's a nice gentle beach. You may encounter some nudity. We also took the water taxi to shop in Philipsburg later in the day for some souvenirs. The shopping near the ship seemed unimpressive at that time.
We loved our lunch. My husband and I said that it was our favorite meal of the cruise - after Remy. Enjoy!We booked Soualiga Destinations for our upcoming September cruise. I wanted a snorkeling tour and to see the planes fly in over Maho beach and their tour fit the bill perfectly. From the reviews it looks like they feed you a pretty good lunch, too. We're looking forward to our first visit to Sint Maarten / Saint-Martin.
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Soualiga Destinations has an awesome all-day on the water tour with snorkeling, swimming, and lunch included. They also "park" the boats out in the water off Maho Beach to try to catch some planes coming in. Best day of my whole vacation.
We just took our towels around our neck. It was really more like wading to get to the beach. For our drinks, I believe we used a credit card.For those of you who did the Soualiga tour, how did people handle the situation of having to swim to the beach for lunch? How do people get their things from the boat to the beach? Bring along a waterproof bag of some sort? It seems as if you would need a towel and people say that you need money to get a drink for lunch since its not provided.
The tour has amazingly positive reviews on Trip Advisor, so it must not be a huge issue, but I am curious. thanks for the help!
We just took our towels around our neck. It was really more like wading to get to the beach. For our drinks, I believe we used a credit card.
I do think it was worth the $$. The stop where we had to swim in was at Pinel Island. They anchor out a bit. We were not staying there long so we just swam in and looked around. Didn't bother with towels.Thanks! The reports I read said that the water was about neck deep, so I wasn't sure how people were making that work.
Do you feel like it was worth $109?
For those of you who did the Soualiga tour, how did people handle the situation of having to swim to the beach for lunch? How do people get their things from the boat to the beach? Bring along a waterproof bag of some sort? It seems as if you would need a towel and people say that you need money to get a drink for lunch since its not provided.
The tour has amazingly positive reviews on Trip Advisor, so it must not be a huge issue, but I am curious. thanks for the help!
I do think it was worth the $$. The stop where we had to swim in was at Pinel Island. They anchor out a bit. We were not staying there long so we just swam in and looked around. Didn't bother with towels.