After pickup, you are shuttled to your fully-equipped catamaran. This comfortable boat has padded loungers for sun-lovers and shade-seekers, as well as a built-in diving board and water slide. Upon departure from the marina, the boat glides out to the barrier reef for some of the best snorkeling in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Experienced swimmers and snorkelers can dive right in, while novice snorkelers can ask the crew for guidance. See vibrant coral, colorful tropical fish, and maybe even sea turtles. Climb back on board the boat for some complimentary beer, water, soda, and the local favorite: rum punch. The boat then sails on to some of the area's more remote islands, including Half Moon Bay, Little Water Cay (also known as Iguana Island), Pine Cay, and Fort George Island. At lunchtime, your captain anchors the boat at one of the small islands where you can swim and snorkel as the crew prepares a delicious barbecue lunch to eat alfresco. Even though island time seems to move a little slower, before you know it, you are dropped back at your departure spot.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
It is recommended you bring sunscreen and your own towel
Boat holds a maximum of 30 people
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After pickup, you are shuttled to your fully-equipped catamaran. This comfortable boat has padded loungers for sun-lovers and shade-seekers, as well as a built-in diving board and water slide. Upon departure from the marina, the boat glides out to the barrier reef for some of the best snorkeling in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Experienced swimmers and snorkelers can dive right in, while novice snorkelers can ask the crew for guidance. See vibrant coral, colorful tropical fish, and maybe even sea turtles. Climb back on board the boat for some complimentary beer, water, soda, and the local favorite: rum punch. The boat then sails on to some of the area's more remote islands, including Half Moon Bay, Little Water Cay (also known as Iguana Island), Pine Cay, and Fort George Island. At lunchtime, your captain anchors the boat at one of the small islands where you can swim and snorkel as the crew prepares a delicious barbecue lunch to eat alfresco. Even though island time seems to move a little slower, before you know it, you are dropped back at your departure spot.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
It is recommended you bring sunscreen and your own towel
Boat holds a maximum of 30 people
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