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Accessible Scenic City Tour

Philipsburg, Ilha de São Martinho

Accessible Scenic City Tour

DETALHES

  • 3
    h Duração estimada
  • Acessibilidade

Leaving the cruise harbor this tour takes you along Philipsburg and The Village of Sucker Garden. Pass Dawn Beach and Oyster Pond Village overlooking the Oyster Pond and Captain Oliver's Marina. Proceed to Orient Bay Lookout Point with a drive through Orient Bay Village. Pass Grand Case and through the villages of La Savanne Rambaud, Cripple Gate and Marigot. You’ll have a short (40 min) shopping stop in the Downtown area. Then continue through Bellevue Crossing, the Border Monument and a photo stop in Cole Bay Village. On the way back to the cruise harbor, you’ll pass through Scenic Cay Hill, Belair and Little Bay Village.


Need to Know:

Note: Transportation can accommodate one confined wheelchair passenger and one scooter (or two confined wheelchair passengers) and up to six additional passengers. There are two accessible vehicles available. Collapsible wheelchairs/walkers can be folded and stored. Maximum weight limit for the lift is 600 pounds. The immediate area where the transportation stops in Marigot is wheelchair and scooter accessible. Some parts of the town are not. Please visit the Shore Excursion Desk once onboard to advise the staff what kind of wheelchair or scooter you will use on the tour. Space is very limited.

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ATRIBUTOS DE ATIVIDADE

Tipo de excursão:

Passeios panorâmicos & pela cidade

Nível de atividade:

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  • 1
    Fácil
  • 2
    Moderado
  • 3
    Desafiador
Tours with this activity level involve walking over relatively level terrain, possibly some cobblestone, gravel, or a few steps. Comfortable shoes are recommended.
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