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Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching
Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching

Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching

  • St Martin and more...
  • 8 Hours
  • 1-8 persons

About this Trip

🐋 Whale Watching Trip – Aboard a Lagoon 38 Catamaran

With Certified Guide Captain Manu

Join us for a full-day whale watching adventure aboard our spacious 38-foot Lagoon sailing catamaran. Each year, whales migrate through our waters, and we set sail to observe them in their natural environment.

🌊 Important to Know:

  • The search area is wide — whale sightings are not guaranteed

  • Our average sighting rate is 85%

  • Depending on whale location, we may sail for up to 6 hours during the day

  • If you’re sensitive to motion sickness, please be prepared

📚 Educational Experience:

Your guide, Captain Manu, is a certified whale guide ( Agoa Sanctuary) who will share fascinating insights about whale species, behaviors, and their life in the Caribbean. This is both an adventure and an educational tour.

Catamaran lagoon 38 whales watching

Learn more about humback whales on the Anguilla bank

Gift card Shared charter Catamaran Full day 130 €

 

Included

✅ Drinks
✅ Guide , binoculars, hydrophone
✅ Snorkelling equipment
✅ 2 paddleboards
Lunch
Gratuities

Why go?

🏝 More Than Just Whale Watching:

  • Scenic sailing around St. Martin and surrounding waters

  • Possible stops at Tintamarre or other beautiful spots for snorkeling

  • Relax on deck and enjoy the Caribbean breeze between sightings

Tour Plan

Depending of the whales songs, we will sail on the Anguilla's bank. We can't tell where we'll go, but for sure we will stop during the day for snorkellling or relaxing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Whales are wild mammals, and they stay on the Anguilla bank. As this bank is spread between St Martin, St Barth' and St MArtin, we have to sail many hours to try to find them. If the sea is a bit too rough , you might want to come back on protected coves. Our rate is 85%, but it is possible not to see whales. We can meet dolphins also on the trip, again, it depends on how much time we spend on the water
Yes, we respect the tranquility of whales. We are AGOA partner (and approved), it means we respect their tranquility. We are allowed to get closed up to 100 meters ( 15 minutes), otherwise 300 meters. But most of the time the calfs are curious and come to the boat...
Take a huge breakfast, if you have pills agains motion sickness, take them 30 minutes before the tour. Don't forget your camera.Aboard, we do have binoculars.

From: 1240,00 €