Simpson Bay
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This is a watercolor view of Simpson Bay taken from the hill leading to Philipsburg by Jill Alexander. She lives in this area and has many more island scenes available at the Shipwreck Shops, Camaieu Gallery, Greenwith Gallery, Jewels and Linens, Good Cards, and directly from her on Tuesday Harmony Nights in Grand Case. Original paintings and commissions are available. Visit her website.
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Speaking of Good Cards, it's located at the Palapa Center on Airport Road in Simpson Bay just on the west side of the bridge. The have cards (of course) and many more interesting gifts and souvenirs. On the other side of the street and a bit closer to the bridge is Endless Summer, selling quality swimwear. They also have a shop in Philipsburg. There are coupons on both sites.
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Sylvain and Marina at Select Wine Cellar probably have the perfect wine for whatever you have in mind. Find out at the Orange Grove Shopping Center in Cloe Bay. There is a coupon on their website.
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Tri-Sport is in Simpson Bay just on the west of the bridge. They rent and sell bikes and kayaks and lots more outdoor equipment. Upstairs is Marci's Mega Gym 2000 with Body Solid exercize machines, free weights, stationary bikes, various classes, and Marci, the award winning Caribbean bodybuilder as your personal trainer.
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Random Wind (left) leaves from Simpson Bay and takes you out snorkeling in the hidden coves on the French side, catching the rays on hidden beaches, and checking out the beautiful scenery. All this and an open bar, snacks, and a great lunch. Captain Morgan is a 65ft schooner that takes a maximum of 16 people out for an unforgettable sailing, snorkelling and sightseeing adventure around the Dutch & French waters of the island. Your day cruise will include a tasty snack, delicious BBQ lunch, dessert, complimentary free open bar as long as you are on board, and snorkelling equipment.
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Celine is a 40 foot cat built by her Captain, Neil Roebert. She goes out for daily cruises and conducts a glorious sunset cruise around the lagoon several nights per week. On Wednesdays (and on other nights, if the demand is there) she goes out for a pub crawl, visiting three popular bars in Simpson Bay to sample their food and drink and affording seldom seen views from the water. Roy Deep Sea Fishing can take you for marlin, wahoo, mahi, tuna, and kingfish.
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