Pirates of St Maarten's Day Cruise

Sailing

Lord Sheffield andchored off a St Maarten Beach

Snorkeling

Lord Sheffield with Full Sail St Maarten

Relaxation

Lord Sheffield Noodling St Maarten

Sun, fun, sailing, snorkeling, noodling, BBQ food, rum punch, cold beer, crystal clear water, friendly crew and of course piracy on the high seas.

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The Pirates of St Maarten day Cruise

Sail a tall ship, hear tales from the high seas and be a pirate for a day

The Lord Sheffield departs Dock Maarten/Great Bay Marina (which is located a short walk from the cruise ship dock in Phillipsburg, St Maarten) and sails under billowing square sails down the protected lee shore of St Maarten to one of the most beautiful beaches or snorkel spots on the island. Along the way let the crew pamper you with our open bar, world famous BBQ ribs/chicken, French bread and cheese, fruit trays and other snacks.

The Lord Sheffield then anchors close to the beach in crystal clear water for swimming, snorkelling, and of course .... bow sprit jumping. Learn from the crew, and see first-hand how the great windjammers of yesterday were sailed. Take a turn at the wheel, sip a rum punch, and relax under the Caribbean sun.

Update:

On certain days we are now offering two cruises, one at 9:00 AM and the other at 12:30 PM. When you book with us (or email us) we will indicate what cruise (s) are available on the day you wish to sail with us.

Our 11:00 AM tour will now feature two snorkel/beach stops.

Please Note: We are now working with Royal Caribbean cruise lines. If we know you are on a Royal Caribbean ship we are obliged to refer you to their Shore Excursion people for booking.

Snorkelling gear, snorkel vests and noodles
are included in the price!

All drinks and food included in the price!

Particulars

Where: Dock Maarten/Great Bay Marina. See map of St Maarten for departure location.

One Cruise Day Departure: Departs at 11:00 AM (Atlantic Time)... Monday through Friday and returns at 3:45 PM.

Special Sunday Departure: Departs at 2:00 PM on Sunday and returns after sunset ... approximately 6:30 PM.

Two Cruise Days - Departs at 9:00 AM and 12:30 AM and returns at 12:00 and 3:30 PM.

Drinks: Open bar with beer, rum punch, soft drinks, juices, water and mixed drinks
Food: BBQ ribs/chicken, French bread, cheese, and fruit tray or similar
What to bring: shorts, shirts, hats, bathing suit, snorkelling gear, sun block, and consider seasick remedies if you are susceptible to mal de mer.
Suitability: The Lord Sheffield is suitable for all ages, but it is not equipped to deal with wheel chairs and a certain amount of mobility is required. That being said, the crew of the Lord Sheffield are happy to work with customers to accommodate physical disabilities. Please remember... while The Lord Sheffield operates on the protected side of the island ... in the Caribbean Sea... the sea does occasionally get rough and there is always the chance of seasickness. If you think there is any chance that you may get seasick... take a pill before you get on the boat.... don't let seasickness ruin your fun.

Price:

9:00 AM or 12:30 PM Sailing

Adult: $60 US PP plus 15% gratuity ... $69 pp
Child 12 and Under: 30% off or $42 PP plus 15% gratuity ... $48 pp
Child 2 and Under: Free

11:00 AM Sailing

Adult: $70 US PP plus 15% gratuity ... $79 pp
Child 12 and Under: 30% off or $49 PP plus 15% gratuity ... $56 pp
Child 2 and Under: Free

Private Charters: $800 for up to 12 people, $40 per extra person, plus 15% gratuity

ALL TAXES AND GRATUITIES ARE INCLUDED!

For more information or if you have any concerns please do not hesitate to email us (see email address below).

To book please go to our booking site www.stmaarten-excursions.com

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Saba from the Lord Sheffield St Maarten

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Lord Sheffield Crew in The Rigging St Maarten

Don't miss the boat!

St Maarten is on Atlantic Time while the ships are often on Eastern Time... which is an hour too late!

Eastern Daylight Savings is the same as Atlantic Standard Time

Lord Sheffield at sail St Maarten