Simpson Bay - Update History
- February 2024: Opening times further updated.
- February 2024: Docking/Security updated with note from CSSN on fuel tank thefts from locked dinghies.
- January 2024: SLAC and Immigration opening times updated.
- July 2023: Security information updated with latest incident reported by cruisers to CSSN.
- February 2023: Information checked and updated from SLAC website and Nica from fit2sail.
- March 2021: Docking section and bridge times etc. updated from SLAC website.
- February 2019: Clearance and Bridge opening times and port details updated thanks to regattaguru.
- November 2018: Clearance and Bridge opening times updated thanks to Kelly Ran.
- February 2018: Docking and Bridge opening times updated from Sint Maarten Cruisers Facebook page.
- April 2015: Businesses/services added.
- March 2015: All port information checked/updated.
- May 2013: Note that Simpson Bay bridge has now been re-opened. From Tweet by Bart de Hondt.
- December 2012: New causeway construction info. posted courtesy of Caribbean Compass.
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