St. Eustatius

St. Eustatius has described by many as “old school” Caribbean. The Island lays 33 miles south of Sint Maarten. It has a very rich and interesting history. Statia is a volcanic island and as such has volcanic sand beaches. The area was a very wealthy trading place in the golden age of the Caribbean. From this area St. Eustatius has gotten the nickname the golden rock of the Caribbean. Find yourself a nice spot with some shade of the sea grape, while you doze off with the gentle sounds of the waves splashing the sandy shores.

Golden Rock Resort

Golden Rock Dive & Nature Resort is a hidden jewel in the Caribbean, offering an unrivaled blend of luxury, adventure, and natural beauty. Perched where the majestic Quill Volcano meets the Atlantic Ocean, this eco-conscious resort is a lush paradise spread across 40 acres. Choose from one of their 75 rooms, suites, and cottages designed with comfort and luxury. All accommodations have ocean views and an outdoor terrace. Whether you crave thrilling underwater discoveries or scenic trails through lush landscapes, Golden Rock Resort is your gateway to adventure on St. Eustatius. Dive into the island’s vibrant marine life, hike the iconic Quill volcano, or cast a line for an unforgettable day of fishing. From guided island tours to once-in-a-lifetime ocean experiences, every activity is designed to immerse you in the natural beauty and unique charm of Statia.

Old Gin House

The Old Gin House Hotel and restaurant is a quant historic waterfront hotel on an ever so interesting island. The Hotel has a beautiful historic bar, restaurant, ocean terrace, pool and lobby. You can enter the sea either in front or a little to the right of the Hotel, for a quick swim or adventurous snorkel tour along the old historic sea wall. Dive with Scubaqua on St. Eustatius’ unexplored reefs, wrecks, pinnacles and walls. Where else in the world do you and eight underwater ecosystems and how many times where you escorted by turtles during your whole dive? Submerge yourself in warm and clear water to experience diving in the most untouched island in the Caribbean.