Private boat charter from Nettle Bay
Nettle Bay offers a calm and relaxed starting point for a private boat charter on the French side of St Martin.
Located along the lagoon, it’s a convenient option for guests staying in nearby villas or beachfront residences who want a simple and low-key start to the day.
From here, your captain will guide the route based on your preferences, whether you’re planning a coastal cruise, swimming stops, or a full-day experience.
Private charter overview
Lagoon departure
Calm water start from a quiet residential area
Villa-friendly location
Ideal for guests staying in Nettle Bay and nearby areas
Simple booking
Reserve your date with a small deposit, balance paid on the day
Why depart from Nettle Bay
Nettle Bay is a quieter residential area just outside Marigot, known for its beachfront apartments and villas.
Departing from here offers a more private and relaxed feel compared to busier marina locations.
It’s particularly convenient if you’re staying nearby and want to avoid unnecessary travel before getting on the water.
Nettle Bay is an alternative to Simpson Bay, Cole Bay, Anse Marcel and Marigot as a departure point.
What you can do on a private boat charter
A private boat charter from Nettle Bay is flexible and adapted to your preferences and the day’s conditions.
This may include:
- cruising out from the lagoon to the open coastline
- swimming and snorkeling in clear-water areas
- visiting nearby beaches on the French side
- stopping for lunch at a beachside restaurant
Depending on your charter, you may also have the option to extend toward Anguilla or St Barts.
Who this departure suits best
- Guests staying in Nettle Bay or nearby villas
- Visitors looking for a calm, low-key experience
- Groups wanting a private and quiet start
- Guests comfortable starting from a lagoon setting
What to expect on the day
Your day will usually begin in the calm waters of the lagoon before heading out toward the coastline.
Your captain will adapt the route based on conditions and your preferences, keeping the experience relaxed and flexible throughout.
Expect a smooth and easy start, with time to cruise, swim, and enjoy the surroundings at your own pace.
What to know before booking
- Departure will begin in lagoon waters before heading to open sea
- Routes depend on weather and sea conditions
- Half-day and full-day options are available
- We guide you toward the most suitable option
How booking works
Tell us your dates
Let us know your preferred date and group size
We confirm availability
We check available options and guide you clearly
Reserve with a deposit
Secure your booking online, balance paid on the day
Common questions
Yes, all charters begin in the lagoon before heading out to the open coastline.
Yes, it’s one of the most convenient departures for guests staying in Nettle Bay or nearby villas.
The overall experience is similar, but the start of the day is typically quieter and more relaxed.
Choose the right experience
We’ll help you choose the best option based on your group, timing, and what you want from the day.
Half-day charters
Short, flexible trips with time to swim and explore
Full-day charters
A full day on the water with time to explore and relax
Sunset cruises
Relaxed evening cruises with drinks and sunset views
Tell us your dates and we’ll guide you
If you’re considering a private boat charter from Nettle Bay, the best next step is to check availability for your dates.
We’ll guide you toward the most suitable option based on your group and preferences.
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