 Island Day Trips > Anguilla
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Departes from: Pelican Marina
Days: Wednesdays and Fridays.
Time: 9:00AM
Check-in: 8:00AM
Return: 4:30PM
Ship : LAMBADA
Port fee: $12 (not included)
Lambada, a 63' sail cat, was the first new breed of day charter cats to arrive in St Maarten in 1996. The boats are very spacious areas with proper seating, a walk up bar and two toilets. There are two nets up front which guests prize as prime positions to sunbathe while sailing, and an angled ladder that is lowered in the front for effortless access and exit into the water when snorkeling.
Sun block, towels, cover ups, hats and extra cash should be brought along. Cameras are fine to bring on board as all bags can be stowed away. The bar is well stocked with beers, rum punch, sodas and wine.
PASSPORT REQUIRED
Visitors from some countries may require a visa.
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eparture Pelican Marina. Lambada sails up the west coast of St Maarten and from Plum Point across the channel and up the coast of Anguilla to Sandy Island Sandy island is the first choice, an ideal setting and the snorkeling great. Non swimmers can also enjoy the beach and shallow clear waters. The protected marine reserve of Little Bay, surrounded by sheer cliffs with caves is another option. Turquoise waters and a small swim up beach provide a mornings entertainment. At around 12.30 pm Lambada moves over to Crocus Bay for lunch at Roy's place.Choice of BBQ chicken, fish or ribs for hungry sailors and then free time to enjoy beach combing, swimming or the sun. Crocus Bay Beach is long and deserted except for the restaurant. Like all of the beaches on Anguilla , the sand is white and the waters a breathtaking turquoise blue.
Drinks, French baguette, Gouda cheese and apples are served while sailing. All snorkel gear is included on board, as well as belts which ensure safety,and lessons are available if required. Once at a destination, snorkellers and swimmers can swim to shore or the reefs, bags and non swimmers can ride in the dinghy to the beach with the crew. All guests should bring along bathing suits.
These trips do not have island tours or shopping as part of their itinerary.
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