Yes, St. Maarten/St. Martin is a hotspot for dolphin sightings, with species like the Bottlenose and Atlantic Spotted dolphin frequently seen in the surrounding waters. They are often spotted playing in the bow waves of boats or near the protected marine zones between St. Martin and Anguilla. While there are no longer captive "swim with dolphins" programs on the island (due to a shift toward ethical wildlife tourism), many boat charters offer eco-friendly dolphin-watching excursions. The best time for sightings is generally from January to April during the broader whale-watching season. Dolphins are also known to frequent the waters near Creole Rock and Tintamarre Island. Local marine authorities remind visitors to maintain a respectful distance and never feed wild dolphins to ensure their natural behaviors and safety are preserved.