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Sightseeing in St Maarten, Netherlands Antilles

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St. Barts Ferry Transfer from St. Martin

Sightseeing
8 hours

Starting from USD $65.00 per person

St. Barts Ferry Transfer from St. Martin

St Maarten, Netherlands Antilles

Spend a day experiencing the beauty of the untouched white sandy beaches and stunning snorkeling areas that St. Barts has to offer! Explore the island at your own leisure, enjoying the relaxed atmosphere and gorgeous surroundings. Although small, this island has a lot to offer!

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Saba Day Trip from St. Martin

Sightseeing
8 hours

Starting from USD $75.00 per person

St Maarten, Netherlands Antilles

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.

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