GaySail Saint Martin is an exclusive sailing adventure in the Caribbean designed for gay travelers seeking luxury and community. The cruise departs from and returns to Anse Marcel Marina in the French part of Saint Martin, offering a unique blend of comfort, natural beauty, and camaraderie. Guests sail aboard two luxury Bali catamarans with a total of 20 participants, exploring the stunning islands of Saint Martin, Saint Barthélemy, and Anguilla.
The experience offers two distinct options: a clothes-optional cruise and a full nude cruise. A gay skipper and cook provide professional service throughout the journey. Activities include snorkeling and diving among vibrant coral reefs, exhilarating sailing between tropical islands, and relaxation on pristine white-sand beaches. Cabin accommodations range from shared double cabins to private suites with en-suite bathrooms. The package includes breakfast, lunch, and soft beverages, with dinner and alcoholic drinks available for additional cost.
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