Tours & Activities in St. Maarten

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From ziplining above the hills to sailing out to Pinel Island, St. Maarten / St. Martin packs a lot of adventure into a small island. Here are tour and activity operators we have checked, with contacts, maps and tips.

Rainforest Adventures St. Maarten (Rockland Estate)

Rockland / Philipsburg area (Dutch side) · Best for: Adventure seekers, families with older children and cruise passengers

Rockland Estate is a hillside eco-adventure park on a historic plantation estate, home to the Flying Dutchman, billed as the world’s steepest zipline. Visitors can also ride the Sky Explorer chairlift for 360-degree views, take the Schooner Ride, and visit the Emilio Wilson Museum and on-site restaurant.

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Loterie Farm

Pic Paradis, Colombier (French side) · Best for: Nature lovers, hikers, active couples and families

Loterie Farm is a forested former estate on the slopes of Pic Paradis, the island’s highest peak, offering treetop zipline courses, hiking trails and a jungle pool. It also has a restaurant, a spa and a kids’ park, making it an easy half-day escape from the beaches.

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Aqua Mania Adventures

Simpson Bay (Dutch side) · Best for: Families, groups and anyone wanting a full beach-and-snorkel day on the water

Aqua Mania Adventures is a long-standing Simpson Bay water-sports company with a fleet of sail catamarans and motor boats. It runs full-day sails to Pinel Island, Tintamarre and Grand Case, sunset cruises, snorkel trips, diving and private charters.

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Sail The Phoenix

Philipsburg (Bobby’s Marina) · Best for: Groups and cruise visitors who want an all-inclusive catamaran day with snorkelling and a Maho Beach plane sail-by

Sail The Phoenix runs day sails, sunset sails and private charters on a 62-ft Privilege luxury catamaran from Bobby’s Marina in Philipsburg. It has operated in St. Maarten since 2021.

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Tips for choosing tours & activities in St. Maarten

Book popular excursions ahead on busy cruise-ship days, when spots fill quickly.
Wear closed-toe shoes for ziplines and hikes, and bring reef-safe sunscreen and water for boat trips.
Confirm the meeting point and check-in time when you book, since departure spots can vary by trip.
Bring a photo ID or passport if your trip crosses to the French side or nearby islands.
Ask whether lunch, drinks, snorkel gear and gratuities are included so you know what to bring.

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Last checked: November 2026. Listings are free and not paid placements.