Liveaboards · Sint Maarten
Dive Liveaboards Sint Maarten
A liveaboard in Sint Maarten gives you seven nights at sea, with one-way sailing from Philipsburg to Basseterre in St Kitts. The route stops at Saba and its marine park, with three or four dives a day and often a night dive. There are 1 liveaboards available, with trips from £1,640$2,193€1,959 per person.
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Questions about a liveaboard in Sint Maarten
When do liveaboards sail from Sint Maarten?
Departures are available throughout the year. Check the departure date carefully, as the boat sails one-way from Philipsburg to Basseterre in St Kitts.
Which Sint Maarten liveaboard route should you choose?
There is one route, a seven-night one-way trip from Philipsburg to St Kitts, with a stop at Saba and its marine park. It suits you if you want several days of diving without changing hotels.
How do you get to the liveaboard in Sint Maarten?
The boat departs from Philipsburg. Check the boat's transfer arrangements and meeting instructions before you travel.
What is not included on a Sint Maarten liveaboard?
Marine park fees, nitrox, rental equipment, crew tips and transfers are often extra. Each boat has its own terms, so check the inclusions before booking.
Sint Maarten liveaboard FAQ
How much does a Sint Maarten liveaboard cost?
Prices start from £1,640$2,193€1,959 per person for the most common trip length. Flights and costs on board are extra.
What is the best time of year for a Sint Maarten liveaboard?
Liveaboards depart throughout the year. Choose the dates that fit your plans and check the individual departure details.
What certification do you need for a Sint Maarten liveaboard?
Depending on the route, you may need Open Water, or Advanced Open Water with a minimum of 30 or 50 dives. The boat's page states the requirement.
Where does the Sint Maarten liveaboard depart from?
The departure port is Philipsburg. Check the boat's instructions for transfers and where to meet the crew.
How many dives a day are included?
You can expect three or four dives a day, often including one at night. A briefing takes place before each dive.
How long should you wait before flying home?
You need at least 24 hours between your last dive and take-off. There is no diving on the last day.
