Saint-Martin boat trip (snorkel,ling trip, and more...)

Departure from Anse Marcel 9 am.
Exploring Tintamarre, Green Cay, Pinel Island, and other stunning locations around St. Martin by motorboat offers an unforgettable day of adventure, relaxation, and discovery. Here’s a detailed guide to this exciting itinerary:
1. Tintamarre Island
Start your day with a visit to Tintamarre, a pristine and uninhabited island located in the St. Martin Nature Reserve.
Famous for its sea turtles, Tintamarre offers excellent opportunities for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.
Walk along its sandy beaches, explore the remnants of an old airstrip, or simply relax in the tranquility of this remote paradise.
2. Green Cay
Navigate to Green Cay, a small, picturesque islet near Pinel Island.
Surrounded by shallow waters, it’s ideal for swimming or snorkeling.
The calm environment makes it a perfect spot to pause and enjoy the stunning scenery.
3. Pinel Island
Head to Pinel Island, a favorite destination for beachgoers.
Relax on the white sandy beaches or enjoy a drink and fresh seafood at one of the beachside restaurants.
For the adventurous, take a short hike to the hilltop for panoramic views of the surrounding islands.
4. Snorkeling at Creole Rock
Creole Rock, part of the Nature Reserve, is a must-visit snorkeling spot.
Dive into warm waters teeming with colorful fish, coral formations, and other marine life.
Even beginners can enjoy the shallow snorkeling areas while more experienced swimmers explore the deeper waters around the rock.
5. Happy Bay
Stop at Happy Bay, a hidden gem with a secluded beach accessible mainly by boat.
Enjoy its peaceful atmosphere, ideal for a swim or a picnic.
The lush green surroundings and crystal-clear waters create an idyllic Caribbean escape.
6. Lowlands
Cruise along the Lowlands, home to some of St. Martin’s most luxurious villas and stunning beaches like Baie Longue and Plum Bay.
Take in the breathtaking views of the coastline and enjoy the exclusivity of this area.
7. Trou de David (David’s Hole)
Discover the Trou de David, a natural rock formation and underwater cave located near Baie Rouge.
This geological marvel is a great place for exploration and a unique photo opportunity.
8. Simpson Bay Lagoon
End the day with a relaxing cruise in the Simpson Bay Lagoon, one of the largest inland lagoons in the Caribbean.
Surrounded by marinas, luxury yachts, and waterfront restaurants, it’s a perfect spot to unwind as the sun sets.
Consider stopping at a waterside bar or restaurant for a drink or light meal before heading back at 5 pm