Fun for the whole family!

Hire a kayak for an hour and enjoy the sights of the St Maarten coast as you take a leisurely paddle around the crystal clear waters of Simpson Bay. Stop at your leisure to swim, snorkel or simply just relax on your kayak! Easy, fun and enjoyable for all ages, this is an activity the whole family can enjoy!

Select SINGLE KAYAK for ONE person per kayak or DOUBLE KAYAK for TWO people per kayak.

Tango is a large 63 foot sail catamaran, sister ship to Lambada. Featuring a spacious walk-up bar area and plenty of seating, as well as large nets up front and plenty of cover in case of rain, this catamaran is fit and ready for a party!

Tango boards at Pelican Marina in St Maarten for a unique Caribbean style Dinner Cruise. Guests are served a full open bar and snacks while sailing the coastline of St Maarten to enjoy the spectacular Caribbean sunset.

Tango then returns to Simpson Bay to drop anchor as guests are served a Creole Buffet-style Dinner. A sumptuous choice of Creole chicken, succulent baby back ribs, salads, breads, rice and beans and plantain is offered to guests before being invited to share the entire boat space to enjoy the fare picnic-style. Followed by a delicious dessert and the famous Caribbean rums! Music will be played for your entertainment as guests dance the evening to a close!

Named the 'Unspoiled Queen', Saba is an eco paradise and quite the getaway for avid divers, hikers and nature enthusiasts. She is as beautiful on top as she is underneath. The journey is 75-90 minutes, and docks in Fort Bay, the only proper access to the sea on Saba. Saba is sheer cliffs on all sides, and even the old slave path still remains where goods were offloaded for transport to the villages by donkey.

Taxis meet the passengers at the boat and tour up into the island. First stop is a village called the Bottom, on up to Windwardside, where the trails start for hiking and tours continue over through Hells Gate with a look down to the airport, precariously balanced out on a lava overflow. Taxi tours are the only way to get up and into the island as the walk up from Fort Bay to The Bottom is vertical and strenuous. The views are spectacular. Drivers will stop at places of interest to take photos, and will let hikers out at the trail with arrangements to meet them for the return journey to Fort Bay.

The hiking in Saba's rainforest is not to be missed with the main trail, Mt Scenery, being the most popular. It is possible to stop at any point and return to Windwardside, or challenge the climb for the views from the top. The Saba Trail Shop asks a US$3 donation for the trail upkeep, and guests receive a trail badge. Windwardside boasts great little restaurants for lunch. There are a few shops selling local crafts such as hand blown glass jewelry, and artwork. The villages are quaint with low built cottages all whitewashed with red and green roofs, tiny narrow roads and very friendly locals.

Saba is very unspoiled and a refreshing change from the cosmopolitan hustle and bustle that St Maarten and St Barts provide.