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Helmet Diving at Sea Trek Underwater Park

Helmet Diving at Sea Trek Underwater Park

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Location St. Maarten SXM-900
Location St. Maarten SXM-900
Location St. Maarten SXM-900
Location St. Maarten SXM-900
Duration time 2.5 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT
- Sea Trek Underwater Park
Supervised by a professionally trained Sea Trek guide, you'll see the sea like never before while learning about reef ecosystems and conservation. After a safety orientation, you'll don your "Jules Verne" type diving helmet, specially designed to keep your hair and face dry and to allow you to breathe naturally with cool and filtered air. Then, you'll descend into the water and follow your guide on a stroll through an undersea garden pathway on a 300-foot-long loop, which takes you past both natural and artificial reefs, such as a submarine, canons salvaged from Fort Amsterdam and even a real helicopter. You can even interact with some of the local sea creatures along the way. You will find an abundance of fish while you are discovering the marine life of Little Bay!

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
One of the safety divers will be taking digital photos of the group underwater. After your Trek, you can view the photos and they will be available for purchase (cash please).

Points of interest

Underwater Adventures

Outdoor Adventure

Schedule

Special Notes

The minimum age required to participate is 8 years old. A medical history and liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. Not recommended for pregnant women and those with with back/neck injuries, history of seizures, ear problems, vertigo, recent surgeries, heart conditions, epilepsy, claustrophobia, hypertension or asthma. Wheelchair/scooters and walkers are not allowed. The maximum depth of the water is approximately 20 feet. The helmet weighs approximately 70 pounds out of the water, 15 pounds submerged. Assistance is provided when entering and coming out of the water.

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Location St. Maarten SXM-900
Location St. Maarten SXM-900
Duration time 2.5 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT
- Sea Trek Underwater Park
Supervised by a professionally trained Sea Trek guide, you'll see the sea like never before while learning about reef ecosystems and conservation. After a safety orientation, you'll don your "Jules Verne" type diving helmet, specially designed to keep your hair and face dry and to allow you to breathe naturally with cool and filtered air. Then, you'll descend into the water and follow your guide on a stroll through an undersea garden pathway on a 300-foot-long loop, which takes you past both natural and artificial reefs, such as a submarine, canons salvaged from Fort Amsterdam and even a real helicopter. You can even interact with some of the local sea creatures along the way. You will find an abundance of fish while you are discovering the marine life of Little Bay!

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
One of the safety divers will be taking digital photos of the group underwater. After your Trek, you can view the photos and they will be available for purchase (cash please).

Points of interest

Underwater Adventures

Outdoor Adventure

Schedule

Special Notes

The minimum age required to participate is 8 years old. A medical history and liability waiver must be completed prior to participating on this tour. Certain medical conditions may prevent participation. Not recommended for pregnant women and those with with back/neck injuries, history of seizures, ear problems, vertigo, recent surgeries, heart conditions, epilepsy, claustrophobia, hypertension or asthma. Wheelchair/scooters and walkers are not allowed. The maximum depth of the water is approximately 20 feet. The helmet weighs approximately 70 pounds out of the water, 15 pounds submerged. Assistance is provided when entering and coming out of the water.