St Martin coastline with turquoise waters and white sand beaches

Departure Port

Explore St Martin Yacht Charter Routes

Name: St Martin
Address: Caribbean

Start your private crewed yacht charter from St Martin, Caribbean. Compare live yacht availability, review departure options, and plan a tailored sailing route with YachtCloud.

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Port

St Martin

Country

Caribbean

Fleet

4 yachts

Guests

6-10 guests

Cabins

3-5 cabins

Yacht Types

Catamaran, Motor Sailer

Why start your yacht charter from St Martin?

St Martin yacht charter begins with a 35 minutes by road transfer from Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM). At the marina, 125 berths and 50 visitor berths support boarding before routes that include Grand Case, Tintamarre, Île Fourchue and Gustavia.

Boarding here suits itineraries that combine protected anchorages, nature reserves and harbour stops. The St. Barth Dream Premium route has 7 nights, while the St. Martin 8-day itinerary joins Road Harbour, Sandy Island, Prickly Pear and Marigot Bay in one departure.

For wider planning, see the <a href="/yacht-charter-caribbean">Caribbean yacht charter guide</a> for regional context, then focus your enquiry on St Martin boarding arrangements and routes at this port. Read the Caribbean yacht charter guide.

Port planning snapshot

TRANSFER

35 minutes by road

Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) connects to boarding with a 35 minutes by road transfer.

MARINA

125 berths

The marina also has 50 visitor berths, petrol, fresh water and shore power.

ROUTE

7 nights

St. Barth Dream Premium includes Grand Case, Tintamarre, Île Fourchue and Gustavia as named stops.

FLEET

4 yachts

Catamaran and Motor Sailer options accommodate 6-10 guests across 3-5 cabins on board.

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Getting to St Martin

Arrive via Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM), then travel 35 minutes by road to board. The marina has 125 berths, 50 visitor berths, petrol, fresh water, shore power and complimentary Wi-Fi.

Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM)

35 minutes by road

125 berths at the marina

50 visitor berths

Petrol and fresh water

110/220 V shore power

Sample itinerary ideas

Use these as a starting point when planning from St Martin. We can tailor the route to your pace, guest mix, and preferred balance of cruising, swimming, and time ashore.

7 nights

St Barth Premium

This 7-night route includes Grand Case, Tintamarre, Île Fourchue, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Pinel, Crocus Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Friar's Bay and Creole Rock before returning to Grand Case.

Eight-Day Circuit

The St. Martin 8-day itinerary includes Road Harbour, Sandy Island, Prickly Pear, Grand Case, Tintamarre, Pinel Island, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Anse Longue and Marigot Bay.

Protected Stops

The departing route includes protected anchorages at Île Fourchue and Pinel, alongside nature reserves at Tintamarre and Creole Rock, and a harbour stop at Gustavia.

Best routes from St Martin

Routes from St Martin can be shaped around short escapes, classic week charters, or longer one-way itineraries depending on yacht availability and your preferred cruising rhythm.

St. Barth Dream Premium

7 nights

St. Barth Dream Premium takes 7 nights and includes Grand Case twice, plus Tintamarre, Île Fourchue, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Pinel, Crocus Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Friar's Bay and Creole Rock.

Best for: A seven-night multi-stop island sequence

St. Martin 8-day itinerary

The St. Martin 8-day itinerary includes Road Harbour, Sandy Island, Prickly Pear, Grand Case, Tintamarre, Pinel Island, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Anse Longue and Marigot Bay.

Best for: A broad stop-by-stop route

Explore routes from St Martin

St Martin, Caribbean on the chart — use it as the starting point when planning your cruising route.

Routes from St Martin bring together Grand Case, Tintamarre, Île Fourchue, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Pinel and other named anchorages, reserves and harbour stops.

Popular stops and cruising ideas

Grand Case

Grand Case is a bay anchorage. The passage takes 30 minutes from Anse Marcel, giving this stop a defined sailing reference.

Tintamarre

Tintamarre is a nature reserve. It features on both named departing routes, alongside Grand Case and Anse de Colombier.

Île Fourchue

Île Fourchue is a protected bay anchorage. The passage takes 4 hours from Grand Case via Tintamarre within St. Barth Dream Premium.

Anse de Colombier

Anse de Colombier is a nature-reserve anchorage. The passage takes 45 minutes from Île Fourchue, and this stop features on both named routes.

Gustavia

Gustavia is a harbour stop on both named routes. It sits between Anse de Colombier and Pinel in St. Barth Dream Premium.

Pinel

Pinel is a protected anchorage on St. Barth Dream Premium. The passage takes 2 hours 30 minutes from Gustavia before this stop.

Stops and itinerary planning FAQ

Where can I sail from St Martin?

You can sail to Grand Case, Tintamarre, Île Fourchue, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Pinel, Crocus Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Friar's Bay and Creole Rock. The second named itinerary also includes Road Harbour, Sandy Island, Prickly Pear, Pinel Island, Anse Longue and Marigot Bay.

How many nights do routes from St Martin need?

One named route has 7 nights. St. Barth Dream Premium includes Grand Case, Tintamarre, Île Fourchue, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Pinel, Crocus Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Friar's Bay and Creole Rock. A second route is titled St. Martin 8-day itinerary.

St Martin yacht charter costs

Weekly pricing covers Catamaran and Motor Sailer options. The range depends on the yacht selected and the extras chosen for the charter. Airport transfers, destination fee, airfares, personal travel insurance and alcohol beyond stated inclusions sit outside the named inclusions.

Yacht Type	Indicative Price
Catamaran	€26,250–€61,250 per week
Motor Sailer	€30,100–€32,200 per week

Prices are indicative and vary with the yacht and selected extras.

Best time to charter from St Martin

The charter season at this port runs through January, February, March, April, May, June, July, October, November and December. Choose dates around the months that suit your preferred route and yacht, then align boarding plans with the 35 minutes by road transfer from Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM).

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Who is St Martin best for?

Route Planners

Two named routes assemble Grand Case, Tintamarre, Gustavia and other recorded stops from this boarding port.

Small Groups

The fleet accommodates 6-10 guests, suiting private groups who want shared time afloat.

Cabin Parties

Yachts offer 3-5 cabins across Catamaran and Motor Sailer choices at this port.

Marina Arrivals

A 35 minutes by road airport transfer leads to 125 berths and 50 visitor berths.

Boarding Guests

Petrol, fresh water, shore power, complimentary Wi-Fi, showers, toilets and laundry support boarding.

What's included in a St Martin charter?

Included

Captain and steward/cook
Full board
Standard onboard beverages
Yacht fuel and water
Yacht and passenger insurance
Snorkelling equipment
Paddleboards and kayak
Bed linen and towels

Usually Extra

Airport transfers
Destination fee
Airfares
Personal travel insurance
Alcohol beyond stated inclusions

St Martin yacht charter FAQs

Costs, seasonality, routing, and planning from St Martin, answered in a quick format before you enquire.

What does a St Martin charter cost?

Catamaran weekly pricing runs from €26,250 to €61,250, while Motor Sailer weekly pricing runs from €30,100 to €32,200. Both prices are per week. Airport transfers, destination fee, airfares, personal travel insurance and alcohol beyond stated inclusions are extras.

When is the best time to charter here?

January through July, plus October through December, form the charter season. The season includes January, February, March, April, May, June, July, October, November and December. Align your departure date with the preferred yacht and the airport transfer to the marina.

How do guests reach and board here?

Boarding follows a 35 minutes by road transfer from Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM). The marina has 125 berths and 50 visitor berths. Petrol, fresh water, 110/220 V shore power, complimentary Wi-Fi, showers, toilets and laundry support arrival.

What is a typical charter length here?

St. Barth Dream Premium runs for 7 nights. It includes Grand Case, Tintamarre, Île Fourchue, Anse de Colombier, Gustavia, Pinel, Crocus Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Friar's Bay and Creole Rock. A second route is titled St. Martin 8-day itinerary.

What group size suits this port?

The fleet accommodates 6-10 guests in 3-5 cabins. It comprises 4 yachts across Catamaran and Motor Sailer options. This range suits groups selecting a yacht around their cabin and guest needs.

What does the charter include and exclude?

Yes, the charter includes a captain and steward/cook, full board, standard onboard beverages, yacht fuel and water, insurance, snorkelling equipment, paddleboards and kayak, and bed linen and towels. Airport transfers, destination fee, airfares, personal travel insurance and alcohol beyond stated inclusions are extras.