This particular trip does not go to Shoal Bay - there are others out there if you are looking to go there. They spend a good hour at Prickly pear then lunch and swimming on a beach in Anguilla.

It's their own concoction that they mix in a skull pitcher. Two of those and you're best friends with everyone!! It's true too! BTDT!

Hi Rperry01, Yes we can make arrangements for you. Please send us an email to our info address. You will find it on our website under the contact section. Kind regards, Marjon

Hi Debbie, We sent you a private message to get in touch with us. We would love to assist you with your booking!

That is correct! The open bar also includes wine, rum punch, sodas and water. Hopefully we can welcome you soon!

Yes, there are stairs that drop down into the water. We traveled with my dad who has a very bad back and both of his knees have been replaced. It was easier for him to get into the water as opposed to getting back on the boat. The stairs do not go down deep into the water, so you have to put your feet up on the bottom stair and use your arms to pull yourself up the rest of the way. I was able to go first, then turn around and help pull my dad up. The staff are also there to help, just ask them. Also, we had a great group on the boat and other guests were there to help. Another option is to let them take you to shore in a small zodiac boat. They will also take your bags to shore for you. The stairs to get on that boat are not as steep as the ones going into the water. I was there at the end of December and due to the trade winds the water was very rough. My dad was not able to snorkel, he swam right to shore and admittedly had a difficult time. I am 26 and pretty strong and I was getting pushed around. This was by far my favorite day of my entire trip to St. Maarten. My family had a blast and I hope you and your family will be able to go. I would recommend discussing it as a family and making the best decision you can. Safe travels!

Yami, Our sincere apologies for the delayed reply! There is still availability on the Lambada for your preferred date. You can easily book directly through our website, that way you are completely paid up and all you would have to do on the day itself is check in with your passports. Let me know if we can offer you any other assistance! Thank you!

There are some great fishing charters on St Maarten...maybe a little different to what you may have done elsewhere, like Florida or Mexico. They are local 30' boats they fish for mahimahi, wahoo and tuna (these are the usual catches around St Maarten, including kingfish and barracuda, but they aren't edible here). You can charter a boat at $750 for the half day (up to 5 pax) or pay $175pp and they will join you up with others. If you are signing up as a single then best to book when you arrive at your activity desk. Private charters can booked ahead of time at stmaarten-activities . Hope this is helpful. Regards Debby

Lambada takes care of drinks on board, snacks and snorkel gear and lunch is included at a beach side restaurant. Pack a beach bag with sunblock, hats, towels and definitely take some cash. If you have your own snorkel gear you might like to bring it along too. Cameras are fine on board just take extra care if you are going to shore in the dinghy..hold your own bag. I would bring a ziplock for valuables you don't wish to have get wet. Passports are essential.