Need a Place to Dock Your $100MILLION MEGA-YACHT? In St Maarten, SXM, CARIBBEAN
Captain Rick Moore
Captain Rick Moore: The high-authority master of the 70ft steel schooner Sophisticated Lady, navigating 20 years of blue-water adventure from Panama to the Pacific.
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Meet one of our new AmbientRealLife Sponsors… IGY Marina’s Yacht Club at Isle de Sol! This is an unbelievable Mega-Yacht Club on a private island, and we spent almost 2 months living there last season while working on projects for IGY Marinas.. it was cool! Of course our boat ‘Sophisticated Lady’ is only 50ft so they put us on the dinghy dock, but it was still cool! 😉
The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol is St. Maarten’s top megayacht club. Isle de Sol is perfectly positioned near the Simpson Bay Bridge and has magnificent, highly secure and private surroundings… not to mention impressive facilities that will delight the most discerning yachters from around the globe.
Located in the midst of Simpson Bay, a quaint however busy area of commerce that offers a complete range of services and products for all your yachting and personal needs — from exquisite restaurants and beautiful hotels to stunning beaches and exciting water sports, you will find it all within close proximity to The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol.
The splendid Yacht Club at Isle de Sol offers a secure, gated entrance with a private bridge leading to 45 slips. Exclusively designed for the mega yacht industry during charter transitions or while visiting St. Maarten, Yacht Club Isle de Sol accommodates yachts ranging from 80 to 360 feet with max 20 foot draft. Each perfectly constructed concrete slip offers amenities that include grade A fuel, water, 220, 380, 480v single or 3-phase power supply, free satellite TV and free high speed wireless internet.
A professional and knowledgeable dock staff is available seven days a week to help provision and provide any services, amenities or requirements requested. We are devoted to taking care of your every need, ensuring your yachting lifestyle is filled with only enjoyable experiences. Immediately after entering the Simpson Bay Lagoon, a tender meets and accompanies each yacht to its slip where we ensure that every need of owner, captain and crew is carefully met.
On the premises you will find a variety of amenities to enhance your stay in St. Maarten. Those amenities include business services, a car rental agency, Castaways’ Bar & Restaurant, a ship’s store, a gym and a variety of other valuable retail outlets.
Across from Castaways Bar & Restaurant there is a crystal blue swimming pool and a wonderfully heated Jacuzzi surrounded by comfortable lounge chairs and two tennis courts for both day and night play. The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol is certainly one of the most outstanding marinas in the Caribbean.
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Captain Morgan Hid His Gold in This Cave | SSL781
Everyone on San Andrés will tell you Captain Henry Morgan hid his gold in a cave on the west side of the island. The cave is real. The gold has never been found — and the ship it was supposedly on broke apart on a reef in Panama in 1671. This week Sophisticated Lady is anchored in Seaflower, the sam...
We Couldn’t Slow Down — Squalls from San Blas to San Andrés | SSL780
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SAN BLAS Panama — The Reefs That Sink Boats Here | SSL779
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SSL776 ~ First Overnight Test after Refit.. How did She perform?
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