• Philipsburg - Guests will embark on their journey by cruising through Philipsburg, the capital of the Dutch side of Sint Maarten. Nestled between Great Bay Beach and the Great Salt Pond, both contribute to the island’s rich biodiversity and stunning beauty. At the bayside, the endless horizon and picturesque views of nearby islands, along with ships and yachts docked at the region’s leading Cruise Port, offer breathtaking experiences unique to this location. On the pondside, a chain of lush hills and curved slopes provides the capital with its iconic backdrop.
• Little Bay - Guests will pass by Little Bay, enjoying the ocean view while riding along the coast. Situated on the southern coast of St Maarten, just around the corner from Great Bay, this small yet charming beach is well protected by the outcrop of Fort Amsterdam, right on the edge of Philipsburg.
• Cole Bay Hill - Guests will stop by Cole Bay Hill, a captivating mountain peak located on the picturesque island of Sint Maarten. The elevation above sea level is 57 meters. This natural gem is renowned for its breathtaking panoramic views, offering guests an unforgettable experience. As guests ascend the hill, they will be greeted by sweeping vistas that encompass the vibrant colors of the Caribbean Sea and the lush greenery of the island.
• Cole Bay - Guests will cruise through Cole Bay. Cole Bay is a village on Sint Maarten and is the third largest settlement in terms of population. The name is derived from the vegetable cabbage.
• Border Monument (Saint Martin - Sint Maarten) - Guests will enter the French side of Saint Martin by passing through the border. The Concordia Monument marks the border between Cole Bay and Marigot, close to the causeway bridge to Simpson Bay. In 1948, the monument was erected to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Treaty of Concordia, in which the French and Dutch divided the island into its current binational status. The monument is often depicted as a symbol of binational unity between the two parts of the island.
• Marigot - Guests will stop at Marigot’s waterfront. Marigot is the main town and capital on French Saint Martin. Marigot has a population of 10,000 and is a worthy representative of France in the tropics. A stroll through the town reveals some beautiful colonial houses.
• Princess Juliana International Airport - Guests will drive alongside the tarmac of Princess Juliana International Airport. It is named after Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, who landed there while she was heir presumptive in 1944, the year after the airport opened. The airport has very low-altitude flyover landing approaches because one end of its runway is extremely close to the shore and Maho Beach.
• Maho Beach - Guests will make the most anticipated stop at Maho! Maho Beach is one of the most famous beaches in the world, as it is located at the end of the runway of St Maarten Princess Juliana International Airport (sxm), setting the scene for many vacation videos and selfies that went viral of planes landing and departing at the adjacent Dutch side airport. The beach has also become a global must-see for plane spotters. The spectacular landing over Maho Bay even made it into Microsoft’s famed Flight Simulator program. The departure itself is no less of a phenomenon, as the hills of St Maarten rise steeply behind the other end of the airstrip.
• Simpson Bay - Guests will pass through Simpson Bay. Simpson Bay offers sandy white beaches, bustling lagoon views filled with impressive yachts, and vibrant hot spots that embody the energy of St. Maarten. This historic fisherman town has evolved over the ages into a must-visit hotspot. In the past, Simpson Bay was dotted with just a few settlements made up mostly of the island’s fishermen, who would be visited by residents seeking to buy fish. While this activity still continues at the Simpson Bay Fish Market. The Simpson Bay Lagoon is located in the center of Simpson Bay and is one of the largest inland lagoons in the West Indies of the Caribbean. It is truly the center of the island. Much like the border between the French Side and Dutch Side is set on land, the very same goes for the lagoon, which has the border going right through its waters. Yachts of all different sizes are known to homeport in the Simpson Bay Lagoon, finding access to the lagoon through the Simpson Bay Bridge.
• Great Bay Beach - Great Bay Beach is a beach in Philipsburg, Sint Maarten. The beach is located south of the main town. It stretches from the cruise ship harbor to Little Bay. Along the beach is the Boardwalk with shops and restaurants. At this stop, guests will have access to Great Bay Beach via the Rum & Reggae Beach Bar. Guests will be able to relax as they wish until ready to return to the ship. Great Bay Beach is one of the longest and widest beaches on the island. It is within walking distance of the Philipsburg shopping center. Beach chairs and umbrellas can be rented on the beach. Activities offered at the beach include water scooters, kayaking, and snorkeling.

• Professional guide(s)
• In-depth Tutorial on operating the ATV/UTV
• Beach chair + Umbrella on Great Bay Beach
• Use of ATV + helmet + fuel

• Shuttle fee from cruise ship terminal. $10 per person ROUNDTRIP
• Lunch

Our UTV/ATV Tours offer an exceptional way to experience the stunning sights of Sint Maarten, all in one unforgettable journey.

Feel the refreshing breeze as you climb aboard one of our ATV or UTV vehicles for the finest land-based coastal tours. Marvel at the breathtaking ocean and hilltop vistas on the horizon during this thrilling excursion.

Travel through the capital of the Dutch side before making your way to the French side’s capital, Marigot, where you can explore the markets and the waterfront.

Upon returning to Philipsburg, enjoy complimentary access to beach chairs and umbrellas!

• In order to operate ATV MUST BE Age 18+ Physical Driver’s license required. WILL NOT ACCEPT PHOTOS OF DRIVER’S LICENSE
• Double ATVs have weight limit of 360lbs

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.