Oyster Pond – St Martin - General Info
Description:
A very protected harbour on the east coast of the island. The border between Sint Maarten (to the south) and St Martin (to the north) runs along the coast around the bay. So the town is in St Martin and the marina and bay itself are in Sint Maarten.
Cruiser Highlights:
Cruising guides, apps and happy-hour chitchat can all be good sources of information for sailors in the Caribbean. Tune into the St. Martin Cruiser Net at 07:30 on VHF Channel 10, Monday to Saturday.
Position:
18° 03’13″N, 63° 00’47″W. (entrance to the bay)
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This marina no longer exists. Hurricane Irma has completely destroyed everything and in May 2019 we saw no signs of any rebuilding.
The entrance channel is not buoyed and does not appear to agree with the Navionics chart. On the north side we had only two meters where ten were shown. On the way back out we stayed well south of the shown channel and had six meters.