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News
PELICAN RESORT
Activities
and Entertainment
for a Royal Week of Fun
Vol. 3 No. 4 Fall 2008
An Ownership Interest in
the Caribbean for a Fraction of the Cost
Now Offering
Whole & Fractional Ownership
Interest in the Caribbean
• Whole ownership from $789,000 USD
• One month from $69,000 USD
• All oceanfront villas
• Two-bedroom furnished villas with fully equipped kitchens
• Guaranteed financing from 6.5% APR in USD
• Full hotel services with 5-star amenities
• Optional rental and exchange program
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24-hour front desk & security • Beachfront restaurant • Lobby & pool bar
Free-form pools • Lighted tennis courts
Casino • Guest laundry • Convenience store
Spa • Concierge service • Car rental
Wireless Internet • Full back-up power generator
Operated by the Caribbean’s most respected management group
Rentable, resellable, inheritable…and fabulously enjoyable
Visit the Sales Center for an appointment or courtesy tour.
Call Ext. 5800 Toll-free 1-877-736-4586
www.pelicanmarinaresidences.com
A new concept in Lifestyle & Luxury
Contents
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The Pelican Resort
A Week
of Fun
Water
Sports
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10
Pelican
Fun Activities
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Pelican Marina
Residences
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Out &
About
Island
Hopping
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Dining &
Nightlife
Island
Tips
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Welcome Home
Welcome to your island home away from home. We hope that you have a wonderful
vacation on St. Maarten. We would like to give a special welcome to Pelican Marina
Residences owners who are joining us for their first vacation in their new resort.
Please take a few minutes to read this edition of Pelican Resort News for information
on resort services, activities and entertainment, water sports, sightseeing and more.
We hope that you find it useful.
You have chosen an island destination that offers you two vacation experiences
in one: the chance to explore Dutch St. Maarten and French Saint Martin.Enjoy the
beaches and water sports, soak up the ambiance, hit the island’s hottest shopping
spots and when the sun goes down, indulge yourself with some of the finest dining
and nightlife in the Caribbean.
Tune into Channel 3 on your TV and watch Royal Channel for more activity ideas
and a look at other Royal Resorts destinations.
You can also keep in touch with The Pelican Resort and St. Maarten all year round
by clicking on www.pelicanresort.com The website features information on the resort
and the island, photos, videos and a range of member services.
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Pelican
Resort Tips
Vol. 3 No. 4 • Fall 2008
• Magazine Director: Guillermo Gutiérrez
• Editor: Joanna Green
• Graphic Design: Paola Puente
• Photography: Royal Creative
• Advertising Sales (Cancún): Claudia López
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The Management Team
If you have any questions or need assistance you may contact the following staff:
Jules James
General Manager
[email protected]
Erin Krupowicz
Sales Administration
[email protected]
Sandra Aguilar
Assistant General Manager
[email protected]
Rose Blackwell
Sales Administration
[email protected]
Renata Della Felice
In-House Manager
[email protected]
Jozef Oniel
Sales Manager
[email protected]
Contacting the Pelican Resort
Tel. (+ 599) 544-2503
Fax: (+599) 544-2133
E-mail: [email protected]
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A week of Fun
From tennis, water sports and an activity program for adults
and children to a workout at the Pelican Marina Residences
gym and a spot of pampering at the Spa, The Pelican Resorts
have everything you need for a fun-packed stay.
Check the Activities program on page 8 and call in at the
Activity Center to see what sports, games, tours and boat
trips the Activities team has lined up for you and your family.
Stay in Shape
Don’t miss your daily workout just
because you are on vacation.
• Overlooking Simpson Bay, our new
Gym has state of the art fitness, weight
and cardiovascular equipment.
• Central air-conditioning and rubber
flooring in the fitness and cardio area.
• Locker and shower facilities.
Open: 7 a.m. - noon and from 4 - 8 p.m.
Rates for use: $8 US per day, $40 US per
week and $95 US for four weeks. Ext. 5948
Now Open
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Island activities include water sports, horseback riding,
walking, mountain biking and zip lining through the jungle
canopy. The island’s 18-hole golf course is at Mullet Bay.
Beach & Pool Relaxation
Relax at the L’ Aqualigne Spa
Spend the day relaxing on the powder-white sands of Simpson
Bay; the Pelican Beach is sheltered and safe for swimming and
snorkeling. If you are a beachcomber, you’ll want to explore
further afield and there are 36 other beaches dotted around the
island awaiting discovery.
The resorts have swimming pools and a children’s pool and
kayaks for hours of watery fun. You are entitled to use a kayak
for one hour per day, per villa, if you would like to sign one out,
ask one of the Beach staff.
This European health, fitness and beauty spa offers
services ranging from aqua-aerobics to Shiatsu and
Swedish massages. Spa treatments include deep
cleansing facials, exfoliations, aromatherapy, anti cellulite
and anti wrinkle remedies. The beauty salon offers
waxing, pedicures, manicures and beauty treatments.
Facilities include eight separate treatment rooms,
sauna, steam room and an ice plunge and therapy
pool. Therapists will advise you on fitness and beauty,
nutrition and weight control. Reconstructive cosmetic
surgery is also available.
Open: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Tel.: 544-2426
Anyone for Tennis?
Located at Pelican Marina Residences.
Ask at the Front Desk for information or call
your Personal Concierge.
On the Go
The Pelican Resort has four floodlit courts if you would like to
organize a game of tennis with family or friends during your
stay. Brush up on your skills by taking a private or group class
with José Orteza, the experienced resort tennis pro. Keen
players can challenge him to a match and definitely won’t want
to miss the Thursday round robin tournament. The tournament
costs $10 US per person, pizza is served and there are great
prizes. Call Tel. 557-6973 for more information and reservations.
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K
ids stuff: the week stretches out ahead
and you are wondering what to do with
Johnny and Suzi, besides preventing
them from frying on the beach. Try our new
Kids Play station anchored right off Pelican
Beach. Swing, Slide and Splash off a water
playground or join the Kid’s Lagoon Cruise.
We have a full summer program with trips to
the zoo, butterfly farm and a semi submarine.
Water Sports
I
magine a one-stop vacation shop. A place that could offer
departures to all destinations for day trips, all the toys for
water sports and combine a professional and well-established
dive center to round off the package. Aqua Mania Adventures
is located at Pelican Marina and has over 20 years experience
in the customer service industry with friendly and reliable staff.
These are the people to plan your unforgettable vacation.
St. Maarten is surrounded by four beautiful islands - the
French jewel of
St Barts, the unspoiled Dutch Queen, Saba, and the two British
sisters Anguilla and Prickly Pear Cay await discovery. Each day
you have an exciting opportunity to explore and enjoy a new
country and culture.
Aqua Mania Adventures offers Edge I & II high speed ferries
to St Barts and the only constant service to Saba. State of the
art sail cats, Lambada and Tango,
are the best way to travel to pristine white beaches and the
aquamarine waters surrounding Anguilla and Prickly Pear.
Great snorkeling at these destinations and local restaurants
provide a tasty BBQ lunch.
If you prefer a half-day sightseeing and snorkeling combo,
Sand Dollar is a popular outing with departures twice daily.
Captain Alex is a dedicated and amusing companion for the
three-hour trip, and snorkeling at Creole Rock caters to the
experienced and novice alike. This is a trip to christen that new
gear or knock the cobwebs out of the trusted antiques.
If you envision days of lazing under palm trees sipping pina
coladas, and roasting a deep golden brown, then surely by
evening you will be ready to tap your feet to the Caribbean steel
drum beat. Lambada and Tango provide the best seat in the
house to watch breathtaking tropical sunsets. Take a two-hour
cruise on Lambada with drinks and snacks, before dinner at one
of the 350 fantastic restaurants, or a sumptuous
Creole buffet aboard Tango for a longer evening of
picnic dining, and dancing underneath the stars.
Thought that was it? If you snorkel and swim,
why haven’t you tried Scuba? It is the most
natural progression, and the common thought is,
if you can breathe you can scuba. Try a one-day
discovery course or get your certification card.
Dive wrecks and reefs and hone your skills on
advanced and specialty courses. With Dive Shop
Manager Vinny at the helm, Dive Adventures
takes you by the hand and shows you a side
of St Maarten you will never forget. This is an
adventure with Dive Adventures. Day trips
for diving in Saba on walls and pinnacles are
opportunities for world-class diving.
Now what vacation would be complete
without thrill seeking? Wave runner tours,
parasailing, kite surfing, waterskiing, and eco
tours like kayaking and mountain biking are
all available for first timers and experienced
participants.
Plan a private charter for your birthday,
wedding or family group with a variety of vessels
to exotic destinations.
Saba
Visit the Caribbean’s “Unspoiled Queen” with high speed ferry “Edge.”
Sightseeing, hiking and diving.
Rock & Roll Safaris
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tango Caribbean Dinner Cruise
Enjoy a 3 hour coastal cruise with buffet style dinner.
Open bar and dessert. Lively Caribbean music.
While sightseeing, captain your own watercraft. Stop for snorkeling.
Drinks and snorkel gear included
Daily 10 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.
Scuba Diving - Padi
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday - 5:30 p.m.
Free dive and snorkel demos Mondays at the B Pool. Daily dives for
certified divers. New to St. Maarten - NITROX. Dive trips to Saba with
high speed ferry “Edge.”
Anguilla & Prickly Pear
Discover Scuba - Daily Night Dive - Thursday
Dive Saba - Wednesday through Sunday
White sandy beaches and great snorkeling.
Lunch, drinks and snorkel gear included.
Anguilla - Wednesday & Friday
Prickly Pear - Tuesday & Thursday 9 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Lambada Sunset Sail
Sand Dollar
Unforgettable sunsets and coastal sailing with
open bar and snacks.
3 hour snorkel trip to Creole Rock. Snorkel gear and drinks.
Great sightseeing to the French Side , calm waters an excellent guide.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. & 2 p.m.
St. Barts
Thursday - 5:15 p.m.
Calypso to Marigot Lagoon Cruise
Just 45 minutes on “Edge” to the “Jewel of the Caribbean.”
Sightseeing, shopping and beaches
Lagoon cruise at sunset followed by dinner at quaint “La Petit Auberge”
restaurant in Marigot. No parking or traffic problems.
Tuesday - 5 p.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
It’s your vacation....plan it with Aqua Mania
Adventures, and just add water!!!
Aqua Mania Adventures
Pelican Marina Tel. 544-2640
Island Bus Tour on Mondays • Daily trips to Marigot by Boat • Thursday to Philipsburg by Bus.
We book: horseback riding • yacht racing • deep sea fishing •
semi submarine trips and private boat charters.
Aqua Mania rents: waverunners • kayaks • snorkel gear • float belts •
chairs • umbrellas • coolers and tennis rackets.
Pelican has: Playstation 4 kids - swing, slide and splash right in front of the
beach • Kids lagoon cruise on Thursdays.
Our boutique has: beach toys • clothing • shoes • floats • sun lotions •
batteries • film • bags • snorkel gear • boat t-shirts and friendly staff.
Visit us at the Marina: Call 544-2640 or ext 5214 www.stmaarten-activities.com
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[email protected]
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Activities for everyone
Ask Your Personal Concierge
Sun
9 a.m. Shopping in Marigot by boat $10 US p/p call Ext. 5214
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Beach Hopping tour - French side $15 US p/p. Call your Concierge
9:30 a.m. “Meet & Greet” Breakfast. Join us for a fun briefing on the resort and
island activities at Los Gauchos. Call Ext. 5800 for more information.
9:30 a.m. Beach hopping trip to Orient Beach, Le Galion Bay and Grande Case;
$15 US p/p, call ext. 5850 or 5230 to book.
9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Shopping tour to Philipsburg, Max. 25 people. Free bus
9-10 a.m. Complimentary Tennis Clinic, at Court #4
Private Tennis class or match with José. Call Tel. 557-6973
Bring one take one Book Swap “B” Pool Monday to Friday Come in and
browse after 10 a.m. Help file alphabetically
New! Volleyball and basketball. Sign out at security
10-11 a.m. “B” Pool Aqua aerobics
11 a.m. Bus tour around the island $13 US p/p Lunch is not included. Bring
your swimsuit. Meet at Peli Deli
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thur
Fri
Sat
For reservations, information, special gifts,
discounts, city and island maps and more,
please contact your club representative or your
personal concierge.
• Personal Concierge: Ext. 5800
• Marina Plaza Concierge Center:
Ext. 5850 & 5230
Open: Monday to Friday from
9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
• Concierge Desk (main lobby)
Open: Saturday to Sunday from
10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Monday to
Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Access your personal voice mail at
Ext. 1999
11:30 a.m.-12 noon. Stimulating the Lymphatic system Cabana “C” Pool
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. “B” Pool Social Activities Center Kids’ Scavenger Hunt*
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. French lessons* “B” Pool Social Activities Center
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Cabana “C” Pool Lean Muscle Toning
12 noon-1 p.m. Scuba demo & Snorkel Lessons at “B” Pool, call ext 5214
1:30 - 4 p.m. Shopping tour to Philipsburg, free transportation
2-3 p.m. “B” pool Window decorations & 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. (continuation)
2-3 p.m. “B” pool Bingo
3 p.m. Hollywood Casino Bingo $7 a card 12 games
3-5 p.m. Happy Hour at the Bistro Bar next to Los Gauchos
3-5 p.m. Happy Hour at the Bistro Bar next to Los Gauchos Beers $1 frozen
drinks 1/2 price
3:30-4:30 p.m. “B” pool Woven bracelets
3:30-4:30 p.m. Cabana “C” Pool T-shirt painting $4 US per t-shirt
4-6 p.m. at the tennis courts, 1&2 round robin $10 pizza & prizes
Call Jose 557-6973 10 people minimum
4 p.m. Sunset Coastal Cruise $10 US p/p
5-6 p.m. Wine Tasting at Los Gauchos , $30 US per couple. Reservations at Ext. 5800
5-6 p.m. Welcome Cocktail Party at the Marina pool
Stop by the Pelican Marina Sales Room for complimentary tickets
At the Hollywood Casino
5-6:30 p.m. Sunset Coastal Cruise. Call Concierge for tickets Ext. 5850/5230
7 - 10 p.m. Caribbean Show with dinner at Los Gauchos
7- 10 p.m. Caribbean Steel Pan Music Night All you can eat BBQ for $21.95 US,
kids half price
Nightly at 9 p.m. Texas Hold-Em live game
Upon your arrival pick up your Free slot card to earn points
and get cash back during your stay.
Bingo games at 3 p.m. $7 a card for 12 games
Grand Raffle at 11 p.m. – 12 a.m. – 1 a.m. Prizes Totaling: $1,000
Questions Contact your Personal Concierge at ext. 5850
Ext 5230, 5291,5292,5288 In the Concierge Center at Marina
Plaza or in the lobby Ext 5440
Activities subject to change without prior notice
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Fractional Ownership
A concept that gives you more time
on St. Maarten
Pelican Marina Residences
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Grand Opening
Located on the shores of Simpson Bay, next to The Pelican
Resort, Pelican Marina Residences is now open with all 83
luxury villas.
Amenities at the resort include a fresh-water pool with a bar,
a gym, a waterfront boardwalk, tropical landscaping and a roof
terrace for events. A restaurant and a spa are also planned for a
future stage of the project. The 24-hour reception and Concierge
desk takes care of guests’ needs and there is a lobby bar for predinner cocktails. Owners and guests also enjoy access to all the
facilities on site at the adjacent Pelican Resort Club such as tennis
courts, the activity program, water sports center, restaurants, bars,
spa, convenience store and a casino.
The upscale two-bedroom, two-bathroom villas sleep six and
have a fully equipped US-style kitchen, a spacious living and dining
area, luxury appointments and central air-conditioning. Offering
spectacular views of the bay, the villa terrace is the perfect spot
for sunbathing, sunset cocktails and al fresco dining.
The innovative villa floor plan offers owners flexible usage
options. They can enjoy the whole villa with their family or invite
friends and use the lock-off facility for a one-bedroom suite
sleeping four and a junior suite for two with a separate entrance.
The Pelican Marina Residences fractional ownership program
gives owners at least four weeks vacation time on St. Maarten.
Each villa was initially divided into 12 fractions or 28-day blocks,
and the concept has since proved so popular that two and threemonth options are now available. A few units are also offered for
full-time ownership to cater to visitors who may be thinking about
moving to St. Maarten permanently.
The fractional concept offers Pelican Marina Residences
owners enhanced vacation possibilities. For starters, they don’t
have to make a reservation and they stay in the same villa year
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1. What is fractional ownership?
It is an exciting and fast growing concept in resort home
ownership. Think of it as you and 3 friends buying a vacation home
together. Each of you has the ways and means to own a vacation
home, but you don’t have the time to use it as much as you’d like.
As such, it is analogous to 4 people purchasing a private jet.
Each owner wants the benefit and convenience of having access
to the jet but know that they cannot use it 12 months a year.
Hence they purchase a fractional interest in the jet, match their
investment and ownership interest to their expected use, and
keep their costs down by paying for only that portion of the jet
they actually use. This concept of purchasing only what you need,
or will use, is perfect for vacation homes.
All of this, without any of the hassles normally associated
with owning and maintaining a vacation home. The home is
professionally managed and maintained for you by the Resort
Operator, in this case Royal Resorts.
2. Is fractional ownership like Time-share?
Technically yes, but unlike Time Share where owners may have
the option of purchasing one week or even one week every other
year, Fractional owners are looking for extended stays and while
there usually is an exchange option available, it is of much less
relevance to the fractional owner.
3. How many fractions will each Pelican Marina Residence be
divided into?
Each unit is initially divided into 12 fractions, but the eventual
number will be less as many members have decided to purchase
more than one fraction.
4. May I purchase more than one fractional interest in my esidence?
Yes. The minimum purchase is 4 weeks or one block, but you
do have the option to choose anywhere between 4 and 12 weeks.
in, year out. They can enjoy an extended vacation on the island
they love so much, invite guests to spend a week with
them, rent it or exchange it and travel the world.”
We would like to extend a warm welcome to
Pelican Marina Residences owners and we
hope that they enjoy their stay, the first of many
wonderful vacations to come.
If you would like to find out more about Pelican
Marina Residences and arrange a tour, please dial
Ext. 5800 or visit the Sales Center in Marina Plaza.
5. If I purchase more than one fraction, may I sell some but not
all of my fractions at a future date? Alternatively, may I purchase
more fractions later?
Yes. The beauty of fractional ownership is the flexibility it
provides you in both of these and so many other ways. The ability
to purchase more blocks will of course be based on availability.
6. Do I purchase an interest in one specific unit, or will my vacation
home vary from visit to visit?
You purchase a fractional interest in one specific unit and will
be accommodated in this unit during your visits to St Maarten.
7. How often can I use my resort home within the fraction I purchase?
You may use your resort home as often as you wish, without
restriction, during the periods you have purchased.
8. What are the benefits of fractional ownership?
With fractional ownership, you own an exclusive vacation
property. You are buying your vacation home in partnership with
others who share the cost with you. At the same time, you have
an interest in the property. You can sell your property at any time,
at any price, bequeath your interest to your heirs, rent it, allow
friends to use it and invite guests to share it.
It is luxury maintenance-free living at a fraction of the cost of
owning or renting a “traditional” vacation home.
It matches your investment to the amount you actually want to
use your vacation property.
9. Why should I buy a fractional interest?
Despite their best intentions, many people recognize that they
are just not able to use their vacation homes as much as they
would like. For many, one to two fractions or four to eight weeks
matches the available leisure time available.
With a fractional interest you are able to match your investment
with the quality and level of luxury you want for the time you
actually plan to use your vacation home.
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Out
&
About
Cross the border to Saint Martin
Exploring Saint Maarten
Marigot
Butterfly Farm
This picturesque waterfront town is a blend of Caribbean color
and Continental chic. French sidewalk cafes, bistros, boutiques,
art galleries, gift shops and even gourmet delicatessens line the
streets. The Port La Royale Marina, Rue de France (Port Road), Rue
de la République, Rue du Géneral de Gaulle and Le West Indies
mall are the main shopping and dining districts.
The bustling Marigot Market is worth a visit to purchase locally
grown fruit, vegetables and spices, carved wooden figures and
other crafts and to sample freshly caught fish and seafood. Every
Wednesday and Saturday on the waterfront.
Built by the French in 1767 to protect Marigot, Fort St. Louis
dominates Marigot Bay. The ten-minute walk from the harbor
to the fort is well worth it for the panoramic views of the island.
Make sure you wear comfortable shoes.
A variety of the world’s most colorful tropical butterflies are on
display in the gardens at the Butterfly Farm. Find out about the
importance of butterflies as indicators of a healthy environment;
they are sensitive to pesticides, insecticides and other sources of
pollution. Open daily from 9 a.m.; last tour at 3 p.m. Located on the
Le Galion Beach Road. (590) 590 873-121
Grande Case
Plan your Sightseeing Schedule
Nestled on the shores of a picturesque bay, this tiny fishing village
on the north coast is a must for visitors who like to indulge in the
art of fine dining. Its waterfront street is lined with restaurants,
many in traditional wooden houses painted in pastel colors and
with gingerbread style carved shutters and columns, and all
highly acclaimed for their cuisine. Menus feature everything from
seafood and Creole dishes to French, Italian, Indian, Indonesian
and fusion recipes.
Philipsburg
Sint Maarten Park
Founded on the shores of Great Bay in 1763 by John Philips, a Scotsman serving in
the Dutch Navy, Philipsburg soon became an important port, a role that it maintains
to this day. A major cruise ship and duty-free shopping haven, this waterfront town
boasts a variety of stores stocking luxury goods, jewelry, clothing and electronics.
There are also restaurants, cafes, casinos, bars and night clubs.
Apart from the beach boulevard, affectionately known as the Boardwalk, the
most important streets are Front and Back Street, which are linked by a series of
alleys called steegjes. Look out for the colorful wooden houses with carved fretwork
railings, eaves and shutters. These typically Caribbean homes are found throughout
the island and the style is called “gingerbread”.
Front Street is the site of the Courthouse which dates from 1793 and was once
John Philips’ home. Over the years it has served as the council hall, weigh station, post
office, jail and fire station before being renovated and given to the courts.
Also on Front Street, the Sint Maarten Museum has interesting displays of
Arawak pottery and artifacts from the Colonial period, including plantation records
and cargo salvaged from HMS Proselyte, a British Navy ship that foundered off the
coast in 1801. Open: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Monday to Friday),10 a.m. – 2 p.m. (Saturday),
closed on Sundays. Tel. 542-4917
In colonial times, the approaches to the port of Philipsburg were guarded by two
hilltop forts, Fort Amsterdam, built in 1631, and Fort Willem, erected by the British in
1801. They still survive today and Fort Willem is easily recognizable as the site of a
television transmission tower.
Over 60 species of mammals, birds, reptiles
and fish from the Caribbean and tropical South
America are on display at this small forest park.
They include squirrel and golden lion tamarin
monkeys, bats, ocelots, parrots, macaws and
toucans. Located at Great Salt Pond. Open daily:
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. (October to March) and until
6 p.m. (May to September) Tel. 543-2030
Orient Bay
Beaches
Baie Longue is the longest beach on the
island and is secluded and very quiet.
Clothing optional. Visit Baie Longue and
nearby Baie aux Prunes (Plum Bay) for sunset
watching. Baie Rouge is a beautiful wide bay on
the French side. Its white sand has a pinkish
tinge due to minute fragments of coral and the
shells of marine organisms called foraminifera.
Le Galion Bay is a popular spot with families
for swimming and snorkeling. Wind surfers,
surfers and kite boarders also gather here. Also
known as Baie de L’Embouchure or Coconut Grove,
the bay is part of the St Martin Marine Reserve.
Apart from Simpson Bay, other
beaches on the Dutch side
worth a visit include Dawn
Beach, which is a good spot
for snorkeling, Mullet Bay and
Cupecoy (care needed when
swimming, clothing is optional).
Located next to the Princess Juliana
Airport, Maho Beach is popular but noisy when
planes take off and land.
Pic Paradis
Climb to the top of 1,400-foot Pic Paradis for spectacular views of
St Maarten, the Caribbean and neighboring islands.
Located on the slopes of Pic Paradis, the former plantation and
nature reserve of Loterie Farm is worth a visit. Follow eco trails
through the jungle up into the hills and learn about the history of
the estate. You can also zip line through the forest canopy.
Island Hopping
You have seen them on the horizon: the long, low-lying island of
Anguilla, the witch’s hat peak of Saba, St. Bart’s and Saba, why not
include island hopping in your St. Maarten vacation? Each one has
its own charms, whether it’s beaches, jet-set ambiance, coral reefs
or rugged scenery. Day cruises and ferries are available to these
islands and flights to those that are further afield such as St. Kitts
and Nevis.
Start your island hopping closer to shore with a cruise to the
tiny cays of Tintemarre and Ilet Pinel, both have fine beaches and
are popular snorkeling spots.
Baie Orientale is the island’s most famous and popular beach
and is good for windsurfing, water skiing, parasailing
and horseback riding. Clothing optional. The entire
bay is an underwater marine reserve.
Other French side Beaches
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Dining
Nightlife
Island Cuisine
St. Maarten and Saint Martin offer a world of
dining experiences and why not start your
own culinary tour of the island right here at
The Pelican Resort?
Sunset Cruises
Savor the romance of the Caribbean at sunset on board a
catamaran. For a truly magical evening, book a dinner cruise and
enjoy your meal under the stars. You can even charter a luxury
yacht and celebrate your anniversary on the high seas with
champagne and a gourmet menu. Check out the sunset and dinner
cruise options available at the Water Sports Center
There are over 50 restaurants within walking distance of Pelican
Resort. In fact, if you ate out every night for a year, you would not be
able to try all of the restaurants on the island. There are over 365
restaurants on St. Maarten/St. Martin from roadside stops popular
with locals and visitors alike to haute cuisine restaurants for a truly
special occasion. The choices are endless!
St. Maarten menus feature everything from ocean-fresh seafood,
steaks and local Caribbean recipes to classic French cuisine, Italian,
Indian and Indonesian specialties and sophisticated fusion dishes.
Some of Europe’s finest young chefs even spend a season on the
island perfecting their skills and creating culinary masterpieces with
ingredients and spices from all over the world.
Many of the island’s most famous restaurants are in Philipsburg,
Marigot and the tiny seaside village of Grand Case, which is often
hailed as the “gastronomic capital of the Caribbean.”
The settings range from candlelit dining rooms and open-air
terraces where you can watch the sunset and dine under the stars
to tropical thatched eateries where you can feel the sand between
your toes. Some restaurants have Caribbean or Arabian décor while
others are nautical in inspiration, sometimes to the extent of even
being on board a boat.
If casual dining is more your style, rustic beachfront eateries and
market stands called lolos serve grilled fish and lobster, chicken and
ribs marinated in the famous Jamaican jerk spice mix, and there are
fast food outlets for visitors who crave burgers and pizzas.
Don’t miss the opportunity to sample Caribbean favorites such
as rice and beans, Johnny cakes and salt cod akkras (fried fish
fritters), conch chowder and salad, accompanied by fried plantains
and a locally made spicy sauce with all the heat that the Scotch
bonnet chile can pack. For dessert, try coconut tart, sweet potato
pudding or rum cake.
See the concierge or call in at the Sales Center for restaurant
recommendations. Bon Appetit!
Bars & Nightlife
The Pelican Bars
Sip your favorite cocktail or an ice-cold beer at the Pelican pool
and beach bars. On the Rocks Beach Bar, the Marina Pool Bar
and the new pool bar at Pelican Marina Residences offer a menu
featuring burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, salads, BBQ ribs and
grilled seafood, steaks and chicken. Burgers and hot dogs are
available at the B Pool Bar. Open daily: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The Pelican Marina Residences lobby bar is open from 4 to
10 p.m. and has satellite TV for sports, movies and other events.
Island Nightlife
Start your evening with a cocktail at one of the beach bars. After
dinner, let St. Maarten’s musicians entertain you with your favorite
piano melodies and everything from reggae and salsa to jazz and
rock. Still not tired? Dance the night away at the disco.
Hollywood Casino
Located in the Great House building, this Las Vegas-style casino
features Texas Hold’em, black jack, roulette, craps and slot
machines. Under 18s are not permited.
Open daily: 1 p.m. - 4 a.m.
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Island Tips
Island Lingo
English is spoken everywhere but Dutch is the
official language of St Maarten and French in
Submit your Pelican Resort unit for rent online
Pelican Club Vacations is pleased to announce the launch of its new online Rental Program.
Available to all Pelican Resort owners, this new service is convenient (available 24 hours,
seven days a week), easy to use, fast, secure, and paperless.
www.PelicanClubVacations.com
Saint Martin. You may also hear Papiamentu
Wireless Internet
in St Maarten and Creole patois in Saint
Do you have your laptop with you? Stay connected with free wireless
Martin, in addition to other world languages
internet access on the Marina Plaza next to Los Gauchos Restaurant and
such as Spanish, Chinese and Hindi.
around B and C pools. No password is required.
Money Matters
15 minutes of free access between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
US dollars are accepted throughout the
If you don’t have a laptop, visit the Resales Office for
island. The official currency of Dutch St
Newspapers
A Dollar a Day
Maarten is the Netherlands florin or guilder
Leading US and
A Dollar a Day is an island
(NAF) and on the French side it is the Euro.
European newspapers
initiative to raise money for
are available on
education, vocational training and
St.Maarten. For local
community projects. A dollar is charged to your
To place a call from the resort to numbers
news, check the St.Maarten Daily
account every day as a voluntary contribution that
on the Dutch side of the island, dial 9 +
Herald and its Thursday Out &
you pay at check out. Your generosity is greatly
the 7-digit number. To call the French side of
About section. Newspapers can
appreciated; the funds raised will help improve the
the island, dial 9 + 00590 + 590 + the 6 -
be purchased at Lord & Hunter,
lives of the islanders.
digit number.
Pelican Great House.
Phones
Car Rental
Pelican Joins RED Campaign
In another example of the Pelican Resort Club’s
Renting a car is the best way to explore
Cell phones
the island at your own pace. Call in at the
The Front Desk offers a
resort to join the island-wide RED campaign to fight
Paradise/Thrifty desk at the Pelican Resort.
convenient cell phone
the spread of HIV/AIDS. Pelican staff will attend HIV
Open daily: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
rental service so that you
awareness seminars and the resort will assist the
can stay in touch with the
campaign wherever possible in the next four years
office, talk to the family or check
as a corporate sponsor.
Credit Cards
All major credit cards accepted.
on Sparky while working on that
all-important tan.
community involvement, it has become the first
Island Shopping
Island capitals Philipsburg and Marigot are both
Pelican Club Vacations
Peli Deli
Need help planning your next St Maarten
The Pelican Resort
watches, lead crystal, French perfumes, electronics
trip? Contact Pelican Club Vacations toll free
has a well-stocked
and designer labels. Other good buys are paintings
at 1-800-791-4460 (US & Canada) and (954)
convenience store
by island artists, local hot sauces, preserves and
736-2200 (Elsewhere)
which is open daily
Guavaberry liqueur which is distilled from the
Open: 8:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. on weekdays and
from 7:30 a.m. to
berries of a native tree.
9 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Saturdays (EST).
7:30 p.m. There are also gift
[email protected]
shops and boutiques at the
www.pelicanclubvacations.com
Marina Plaza.
Safety
duty-free zones full of gemstone jewelry and
Ask your Personal Concierge about shopping
trips to Marigot and Philipsburg.
Shopping hours: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. in St. Maarten
and 9 a.m. – 1 p.m., 3 – 7 p.m. on the French side.
The resort has surveillance cameras, 24-hour security patrols and the staff is
trained to be on the alert for anything amiss. We also recommend that you use the
in-room safe to store your valuables. Never leave your belongings unattended in
parked cars or on the beach. Walking alone at night on the beach or in areas with
no streetlights is not recommended. When on vacation it is always a good idea to
carry copies of your passport, credit card numbers and the phone number of your
credit card company in your wallet.
Visit the Pelican Marina Residences
Sales Office at the base of the Marina
Plaza for sales inquiries at Pelican
Resort and Pelican Marina Residences.
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Pelican Resort Tips
P
lease take a few minutes to read this section and familiarize yourself with resort
services, policies and procedures. We try to keep the “Do’s” and “Don’ts” to a
minimum, but rules exist to ensure that all of our owners and guests enjoy their
vacation and to help our staff maintain the Resorts in tiptop condition. Help us to help
you to have the vacation of a lifetime.
To our Owners, welcome back to your vacation home, and to our guests, we trust
you will have a wonderful stay with us. Please stop by the Pelican Room to renew old
acquaintances, pick up the latest information on where to go and what to do, or learn
more about the advantages of ownership.
You will find the staff informative and helpful.
Legal Matters
Access to the Pelican Resort Club and
Pelican Marina Residences is controlled.
All owners, guests and other visitors
to the Resorts must register at the
Front Desk upon arrival. The Resorts
assume no responsibility for those not
properly registered. We suggest that
you use discretion when inviting new
acquaintances to your unit.
All owners, guests and visitors must
agree to follow the published resort
regulations and those of any affiliated facility
whose amenities they may use during their
stay. The Resorts also reserve the right
to terminate the use of resort facilities to
anyone refusing to comply with the rules.
An independent doctor provides
24-hour medical services to members
of the Resorts. You must pay all medical
expenses, such as doctor’s fees, hospital
charges, ambulances and prescriptions,
directly to the provider. The Resorts
assume no responsibility for any medical
service provided.
The law of the Netherlands Antilles,
to the exclusion of the laws of any other
jurisdiction whatsoever, shall apply to
and shall govern, and the courts and
authorities of the Netherlands Antilles shall
have exclusive jurisdiction over any claim
arising from any accident, injury, or illness
occurring during your stay at the Resorts
or as a consequence thereof.
Compensation for inconvenience
is not possible at The Pelican Resort
Whether you think of your Pelican Resort or Pelican Marina Residences unit as a Resort
home, timeshare or condo, it is your exclusive property for the interval purchased. When
you stay at the Resort, you are not a guest in a hotel. The Resort is not a hotel, nor is it
managed as such. Accepting this fundamental difference is essential to understanding
why compensation is not permitted for any minor inconvenience you might encounter
during your visit.
As in your home, unexpected problems can occur. If a drain clogs or the safe will not
open, call the Front Desk for assistance. You can rest assured that the matter will be taken
care of as quickly as possible, often within minutes. Any form of compensation for the
inconvenience involved is not feasible nor should it be expected or requested.
Aside from the infrequent repairs, situations sometimes occur as a result of
miscommunication or human error. For example, suppose your name is Johnston and you
arrive only to find that a family named Johnson is occupying your unit. Once the error is
resolved and moves take place, complimentary compensation should not be anticipated.
As an additional example, suppose during a Saturday unit exchange something is broken
and the breakage is unintentional but the result of poor packaging or the busy activities
of the day. Accidents will happen. Rather than expecting some form of complimentary
compensation, a sincere apology from Front Desk personnel should suffice.
Guests who insist upon complimentary compensation for inconvenience or honest
mistakes must understand and accept the difference between hotel and Resort
Management. Unlike hotels, the Pelican Resort and Pelican Marina Residences are
non-profit. Owner dues cover operating expenses only. There are no funds to cover free
dinners, extra nights, or gifts. The cost of such compensatory awards would come directly
from owner dues.
This is your vacation home. If a problem
arises, report it. Staff members will do
Already planning
everything possible to make your stay
your next trip?
pleasant and comfortable, but they are
The Pelican Resort now offers an online
not permitted to offer, nor allowed to give,
pre-registration service to save owners
free gifts. You can expect an apology for an
time on arrival. Please visit
inconvenience, but not a reward.
www.pelicanresort.com for information
and rules of use.
Checking In
Occupancy
No Smoking Indoors
Check-in time is 4 p.m. Upon check-in you
may request the number of keys you require.
Some rooms at The Pelican Resort have a
safety deposit box that requires a lock and
key and the said items will be given to you
upon check in, please do not lose them
as you will be charged $75 US. A $250 US
refundable deposit is required upon check in.
Type of unit Accommodates
Studio - Sleeps 2 2 persons
Studio - Sleeps 4
4 persons
One Bedroom 4 persons
Two Bedrooms
6 persons
Penthouse
6 persons
Three Bedrooms
8 persons
Please respect our “No Smoking Policy”
and do not smoke indoors. Smoking
is allowed on balconies
and outdoor areas only.
Additional cleaning
charges will apply.
Checking Out
Check out is 10 a.m. at the Pelican Resort,12
noon from Monday to Friday and 11 a.m. at
the weekends at Pelican Marina Residences.
It is strictly enforced and if your unit is not
vacated by this time, a late fee of $100 US for
each additional hour will be charged to your
account and Housekeeping will remove your
belongings in order to prepare the villa for the
next occupants. The Resorts have luggage
storage facilities, showers and a hospitality
room if you should have a later flight.
Using The Room Keys
1. Always insert your room key card with
the resort logo facing upwards.
2. Avoid putting your card next to metal
or magnetic devices.
3. If the door to your unit is double locked,
your guest room keys will not unlock
the door.
4. Please contact the Front Desk if you are
locked out (Ext. 5401/5412 at Pelican,
Ext. 5421 & 5422 at Pelican Marina
Residences)
Occupancy Policies
Your unit has been designed to make your
stay as pleasant as possible. Observing a
few simple rules will ensure the comfort
of our owners and guests and help keep
maintenance costs to a minimum.
Guest Satisfaction Survey
Each unit contains an owner/guest
satisfaction survey. In order to help us
improve our services, please complete the
survey and hand it in when you check out.
Your comments are very important to us.
Maid Service
Maid service is provided as follows:
Saturday check in Tuesdays
Staying for two weeks Tuesdays and Fridays
Sunday check in Wednesdays
Staying for two weeks Wednesdays and Mondays
Each unit contains two extra sets of bath linens.
Maids do not clean the kitchen and dishwasher detergent is provided. Before Checkout all kitchen items must be cleaned and returned to their storage space. If the kitchen
or the utensils are not clean, a service charge of $75 US will be levied.
Daily maid service is available upon request with an additional charge of $25 US per
day for a Studio and one-bedroom suite and $35 US for a two-bedroom unit.
Please do not remove any articles from the unit. Unit inspections and inventory will
be performed by the Housekeeper prior to check-out. Any shortages and unit damage
beyond normal usage will be charged to the occupant.
Unit Rules and Policies
Pelican Voice Mail + Plus
The following rules have been established
to help maintain your Unit:
1. Please do not use bath linens to remove
make-up, clean dirty items, or in the
kitchen.
2. Please do not place plastic items in
the dishwasher.
3. Please do not sit on the furniture when
wet or covered with suntan lotion.
4. Please do not hang towels, bathing suits,
or other items from the terrace railing.
5. Please do not drape damp clothing over
the lamp shades or furniture.
6. Please do not litter.
7. In order to prevent mildew, ondensation
or odors, please use the air-conditioning
only when all doors are closed.
8. Each unit has a safety deposit box
located inside the closet.
The Board of the Tenants Association
created Pelican Voice Mail + Plus to respond
to questions and comments concerning
specific Resort Operations. You may use
the telephone voice mail system to leave
messages and if a reply is required, answers
will be provided at the earliest possible
time. The system allows owners and guests
to maximize their vacation enjoyment and
not spend time looking for or waiting to
talk to Managers. To use Pelican Voice Mail
+ Plus, simply dial 1999 and then follow
the prerecorded instructions to leave your
message for different departments.
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Maintenance Requests
About the Beach
A maintenance request form is
located on the kitchen counter.
Please use this form to report
any maintenance problems to the
Front Desk.
Use of the accommodation
and facilities associated with the
Resort is limited solely to Pelican
Resort and Pelican Marina Residences
owners and their guests, exchangers and
renters. Resort accommodations and
facilities are provided for recreational
purposes only, and any use associated
with commercial ends is expressly
prohibited including, but not limited to,
resale of Resort ownerships.
No “for sale” or “for rent” signs or other
displays or advertising shall be placed or
distributed in any part of the common
areas or the units. The right to place and
maintain such signs is specifically reserved
by the Management Company.
The turquoise waters and brisk warm breezes of the Caribbean are beautiful and alluring
but at times they can also be very dangerous. For your safety, please observe the warning
flags prominently displayed on the beach.
Black
Red
Yellow
Green
Do not enter
Strong wave action - unsafe for swimming.
Moderate wave action - swimming not advisable.
Calm sea - enjoy, enjoy, enjoy.
All beaches in St. Maarten are Federal property and the Resort assumes no
responsibility for injury, theft or other incidents in this area. Use of the beach and ocean
is at the personal risk of the owner or guest. Lifeguards are not available, swimming is at
your own risk. Swimming at night is not recommended.
Do not stake out your territory by placing towels or other items on
the furniture or under beach umbrellas if you are not using them at
the time. All such items left unattended will be removed promptly by
security. It may be possible to reclaim personal items by adequately
describing them; however, the Resort beach towels and other
equipment so removed will be charged to your account.
Pool Rules and Regulations
Pool hours are from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., daily.
Unaccompanied children under the age of twelve must use the shallow pool area.
Children under parental supervision are allowed to use any pool area.
To check out beach towels please present the towel card you received at check-in.
Please return towels and retrieve your card which must be handed in at the Front Desk
during check-out. Beach towels can be exchanged once a day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
1. Do not use the pool while service signs are posted.
2. No diving or jumping is permitted.
3. No splashing near the swim-up bars.
4. No bonfires on the beach or pool areas.
5. Radios, CD or cassette players are not allowed in
the pool or beach areas without personal earphones.
6. Bottles or glass items are not allowed in the pool
or beach areas.
7. Floats, rafts and beach equipment are not allowed in the pool area except in
the children’s pool.
8. No running or horseplay in the pool area.
9. Do not take the terrace furniture from your unit to the beach or pool area.
10. When returning from the beach, please shower with fresh water provided near the beach.
11. Pool lifeguards are not available. Swim at your own risk.
*Parents will be held directly responsible for the actions of their children. Please make sure that all
family members know and understand the pool rules.
Emergency
Procedures Fire
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Familiarize yourself with the
fire extinguisher location
nearest to your villa and,
in the unlikely event of a
fire, please observe the
following procedures:
•Report the fire to the Front
Desk.
•If possible, close all windows and doors.
•Leave your unit at once.
•Do not use the elevator – exit the building
by the stairs as marked.
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Hurricanes
Hurricanes do not happen instantly and
there is ample warning of an approaching
storm.
In case of a hurricane, you will be advised
by Management on proper safety
procedures.
Long Distance Calls
Charged to Your Villa
USA: 9 + 001 + area code + phone number;
International: 9 + 00 + country code + city
code + phone number
For Your Information
Babysitting
Ice
$10 US per hour ($2 US) per extra child.
Please contact the Front Desk 24 hours in
advance or the Housekeeping department
at extension 5600, 5615 or 5620.
Resort refrigerators are equipped with an
ice maker. You may also purchase ice at
the Peli Deli convenience store.
Water
Please check with the
Operator by calling 0, as
calling long distance can be expensive.
Water is safe to drink on St. Maarten.
CNN
ROYAL CHANNEL
TNT
SHOWTIME
USA
DISNEY
HBO
ESPN
CNBC
NBC
CBS
ABC
WGN
* PELICAN CHANNEL
NICKELODEON
FOX
UNIVISION (Spanish)
WEATHER CHANNEL
DISCOVERY
TVMONDES (French)
Resort Services Directory
Pelican Resort
Mail Service
Stamps are available at the Lord & Hunter
Store.
Mailbox: Located outside the Lobby.
Suggested tipping
Bellman: $1.50 US per bag
Maids: $3 US per day
A 15% service charge is automatically
added to your bill in most of the
restaurants on the island.
Electricity
110 ac (same as in the United States).
Lost and Found
Contact the Front Desk or Security
Department.
Wake-Up Calls
Please call the Operator or the Front Desk
for assistance.
Long Distance
Doctor
Front Desk
Pelican Room
Housekeeping
(open at 9 a.m.)
Executive Offices
Car Rental
L’Aqualigne
Peli Deli
Pool Bar (B)
Pool Bar (Marina)
Red Piano Bar
Voice Mail
Local Calls
Operator & Fax Services Maintenance
Security department
Water Sports
Concierge Center
Lord & Hunter,
Pelican Great House 5401
5800
5600 / 5615
5330
5190
5211
5212
5910
5930
5454
1999
9 + 54 +
5 digit number
0
5700
5911/5912
5214
5850/5230
544 4670
Pelican Marina Residences
Front Desk
House phones
Information Desk
Sales Office
5421, 5422
5424, 5426
5851, 5852
5800
For medical services
please dial 0 for the Operator
or call the Front Desk. All
medical bills must be paid
directly to the provider. The Resort does
not accept responsibility for any medical
service given.
Available at the Motor Lobby, please check
the posted fares before departure. A $7
US refundable deposit is required before
calling for a taxi, if none are available.
Ownership Information
Parking
To become one of more that 12,000 Resort
owners or receive ownership information,
please visit the Pelican Room.
A parking ticket is
required to park your
car in the Resorts. This
may be obtained at
the Front Desk. Please lock your vehicle;
management is not responsible for theft or
damage.
Parking is not permitted on the lefthand-side of the road in Philipsburg. Your
car may be towed at your expense.
Laundromat
For your convenience, laundry rooms are
located at the Dieffenbachia, Bougainvillea,
Caladium and Marina buildings. Hours are
from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Taxis
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IN-HOUSE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
To call units within the resorts
Pelican Resort
Allamanda
Room
A1B
A2B
A3B
A4B
Ext.
71011
71021
71031
71041
Beaumontia
Room
B102
B104
B106
B108
B110
B112
B114
B116
B118
B120
B122
B124
B126
B128
B130
B132
B134
B201
B202
B203
B204
Room
A1A
A2A
A3A
A4A
Caladium
Ext.
71012
71022
71032
71042
71051
71061
71081
71101
Room
A5A
A7
A9
A11
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room Ext.
Room
72102
72104
72106
72108
72110
72112
72114
72116
72118
72120
72122
72124
72126
72128
72130
72132
72133
72201
72202
72203
72204
B205
B206
B207
B208
B209
B210
B211
B212
B213
B214
B215
B216
B217
B218
B219
B220
B221
B222
B223
B224
B225
72205
72206
72207
72208
72209
72210
72211
72212
72213
72214
72215
72216
72217
72218
72219
72220
72221
72222
72223
72224
72225
B226
B227
B228
B229
B230
B231
B232
B233
B234
B302
B304
B306
B308
B310
B312
B314
B316
B318
B320
B322
B324
B326
B328
B330
B332
B334
B402
B404
B406
B408
B410
B412
B414
B416
B418
B420
B422
B424
B426
B428
B430
B432
B434
72226
72227
72228
72229
72230
72231
72232
72233
72234
72302
72304
72306
72308
72310
72312
72314
72316
72318
72320
72322
72324
Room Ext.
Room Ext.
Room
B152
B154
B156
B158
B160
B162
B164
B166
B168
B170
B174
B176
B178
B180
B251
B252
B253
B254
B255
B256
B257
B258
B259
B260
B261
B262
B263
B264
B265
B266
B267
B268
B269
B270
B271
B272
B273
B274
B275
B276
B277
B278
B279
B280
72176
72178
72180
72251
72252
72253
72254
72255
72256
72257
72258
Bougainvillea (b2)
72259
72260
72261
72262
72263
72264
72265
72266
72267
72268
72269
Room Ext.
Room Ext.
Room Ext.
Room
B352
B354
B356
B358
B360
B362
B364
B366
B370
B372
B374
B376
B378
B380
B452
B454
B456
B458
B460
B462
B464
B466
B468
B470
B472
B474
B476
B478
B480
B552
B554
B556
B558
B560
B562
B564
B566
B568
B570
B572
B574
B576
B578
B580
72352
72354
72356
72358
72360
72362
72364
72366
72370
72372
72374
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
73112
73122
73132
73142
73152
73162
C17A
C18A
C19A
C20A
C21A
C22A
73172
73182
73192
73202
73212
73222
C11B
C12B
C13B
C14B
C15B
C16B
73111
73121
73131
73141
73151
73161
C17B
C18B
C19B
C20B
C21B
C22B
73171
73181
73191
73201
73211
73221
Ext.
72326
72328
72330
72332
72334
72402
72404
72406
72408
72410
72412
72414
72416
72418
72420
72422
72424
72426
72428
72430
72432
72434
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
C1A
C2A
C3A
C4A
C5A
73012
73022
73032
73042
73052
C6A
C7A
C8A
C9A
C10A
73062
73072
73082
73092
73102
C1B
C2B
C3B
C4B
C5B
73011
73021
73031
73041
73051
C6B
C7B
C8B
C9B
C10B
73061
73071
73081
73091
73101
Dieffenbachia
72376
72378
72380
72452
72454
72456
72458
72460
72462
72464
72466
72468
72470
72472
72474
72476
72478
72480
72552
72554
72556
72558
Ext.
72270
72271
72272
72273
72274
72275
72276
72277
72278
72279
72280
Ext.
72560
72562
72564
72566
72568
72570
72572
72574
72576
72578
72580
Luxury Oceanfront Living
Experience island life the way you always dreamed it would be, with your own
elegant and comfortable villa in a five-star resort. If you want to spend more
time in the Caribbean and one month is not enough, full ownership villas are
now available at Pelican Marina Residences.
Fully equipped oceanfront villas
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
74011
74021
74031
74041
74051
D6
D7
D8
D9
D10
74061
74071
74081
74091
74101
D11
D12
D13
D14
D15
74111
74121
74131
74141
74151
D16
D17
D18
D19
D20
74161
74171
74181
74191
74201
Full Ownership starting at
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
F13
F14
F15
F16
F17
F18
76131
76141
76151
76161
76171
76181
F19
F20
F21
F22
F23
F24
76191
76201
76211
76221
76231
76241
Financing from 6.5% APR
Flamboyant
Room
Ext.
F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
F6
76011
76021
76031
76041
76051
76061
F7
F8
F9
F10
F11
F12
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
Room
Ext.
M201
M202
M203
M204
M205
M206
M207
M208
M209
M210
M211
M212
M213
M215
M216
M217
78201
78202
78203
78204
78205
78206
78207
78208
78209
78210
78211
78212
78213
78215
78216
78217
M218
M219
M220
M301
M302
M303
M304
M305
M306
M307
M308
M309
M310
M311
M312
M313
78218
78219
78220
78301
78302
78303
78304
78305
78306
78307
78308
78309
78310
78311
78312
78313
M314
M315
M316
M317
M318
M319
M320
M401
M402
M403
M404
M405
M406
M407
M408
M409
78314
78315
78316
78317
78318
78319
78320
78401
78402
78403
78404
78405
78406
78407
78408
78409
M410
M411
M412
M413
M414
M415
M416
M417
M418
M419
M420
M510
M512
M515
M517
M520
78410
78411
78412
78413
78414
78415
78416
78417
78418
78419
78420
78510
78512
78515
78517
78520
76071
76081
76091
76101
76111
76121
Marina
Room Ext.
72152
72154
72156
72158
72160
72162
72164
72166
72168
72170
72174
Ext.
71052
71071
71091
71111
Ext.
C11A
C12A
C13A
C14A
C15A
C16A
Croton
Bougainvillea (b2)
28
Room Ext.
A5B
A6
A8
A10
Room
The Pelican Marina Residences
Villa numbers run from 101 to 113, 201 to 213, 301 to 313, 401 to 413,
501 to 513, 602 to 613, 703, 704, 709. 710, 711, 712, 810 and 811.
To call the suite dial 8 + villa number + 0
To call the room dial 8 + villa number + 1
To call the kitchen dial 8 + villa number + 2
Example:
Villa
Suite Room
Kitchen
101
8 101 0
8 101 1
8 101 2
$789,000 US
Ready for immediate occupancy
The Residences
Two-bedroom, two-bathroom villas sleeping up to six people
1,400 square feet
Unfettered views of Simpson Bay from a spacious terrace
Fully equipped open plan kitchen with GE appliances
Brazilian granite tops, Italian tiles and solid wood cabinetry
Spacious living and dining area
Flat screen/LCD televisions and DVD players
in living room and bedrooms
Central air-conditioning
Optional washer/dryer and storage
Resort Amenities
Large free-form freshwater pool
Lobby and pool bars
24-hour concierge
24-hour security
Free wireless Internet and satellite TV
Fitness Center
Lighted tennis courts
On-site European Spa
On-site restaurants, casino and grocery store
On-site water sports center and car rental
Optional rental program
On-site management company
Dial ext. 5800 to arrange a preview or visit our Sales Center
in Marina Plaza at the base of the Pelican Resort.
E-mail: [email protected]
www.pelicanmarinaresidences.com
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Pelican Resort - TSL co., Inc.

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