You will board a motor boat at the local marina, accompanied by an experienced instructor   for the scenic 30-minute ride to uninhabited and legendary Norman Island. There’s a myriad of underwater sites to be discovered as you snorkel for approximately 1½ hours in pristine surroundings at two locations. The first of these is normally at the Indians, before the group relocates to the Caves at Treasure Point, where pirate treasure is known to have been hidden. However depending on sea and weather conditions, alternative locations may be selected. Masks, snorkels, and vests are provided as well as instruction for novice snorkelers. After a brief sojourn on the beach and the opportunity to purchase snacks, you retrace your journey to Tortola and the yacht.

Please note:  A snorkel waiver must be signed prior to the boat’s departure. Wear your swimwear under your clothes and bring a towel and sunscreen. You must be a competent swimmer and have previous snorkeling experience. Alcohol is not served until after swimming and snorkeling activities are completed. Drinking water is available on the boat.

Get off the beaten path! Escape to the less populated parts of Tortola in a small convoy of Land Rover Safari Jeeps. Experience vistas of the surrounding islands from viewpoints not accessed by the general public. Departing the marina, the Land Rover convoy passes through Pusser’s Landing following the coastal road before heading up a trail to the Ridge Road. The route will take you on an exhilarating tour, revealing the natural beauty of the island in the unspoiled scenery, flora, and fauna. Stops will be made for picture taking and you will visit a secluded beach where a refreshing drink is served. Rinse the “dust of the trail” off with a swim in the sea, or relax on the white-sand beach (beach chair included with your tour) before you will continue back through the wooded hills of exclusive Belmont Estate to the dock.

Please note: Vehicles accommodate 8 people in bucket seats facing each other. There are no facilities on the beach and this tour is not suitable for small children, those with back, neck, and kidney problems or pregnant women. 

Good Moon Farm grows organic produce planted according to the lunar calendar, or "good moon" as it's known in the Caribbean. Amidst these stunning views you will be made welcome with a refreshing tea in the garden of the farm house. The knowledgeable farmers are more than happy to answer questions as you are taken on a tour of the raised crop beds where staples such as lettuce, tomatoes, herbs, and pumpkins grow, and you will learn about the variety of different local fruits and vegetables, and a bit about the island’s history from the local owner Aragon as you enjoy the stunning view of the North Shores and islands like Guana and Virgin Gorda. Your tour will continue to Trellis Bay where you get to visit Aragon’s Art Studio, The Local Arts Centre. Aragon was born in Tortola, in 1966. A European educator sympathetic to his creative urge, introduced him to many artistic techniques such as pottery, print making, design, and metal work. He complimented his studies with a degree in Art History, specializing in Tribal and Twentieth Century art, architecture and design. The studio is designed to be used for a broad range of Arts and Craft activities. From Pottery, Painting, Basketry, Papier Mache, and Woodcarving to Metal work. This is the ONLY gift and craft shop of its kind in the British Virgin Islands where support for local craft and encouragement of craft as a viable income in the region is strongly supported. What you won't find in the shop are trinkets from the Far East or other parts of the globe. What you WILL find are authentic Caribbean-made items such as: bags and totes, baskets, ceramic tiles, books about the Caribbean and other handmade pieces of art and crafts. You will have free time to shop or sit outside while enjoying the shore side and views of other islands. The bus will then depart for a drive back to town along the east coast for the return to the ship.    

Please note: Bring a towel, sunscreen, cash (USD)or credit card(Visa and Mastercard only) and bug spray.  

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

Please note: This tour involves winding roads, climbing ladders to platforms 20 feet above the ground, standing on the platforms and wearing a harness.

This guided Eco-Tour by Kayak or stand-up paddleboard with snorkeling will start off at the beach in Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke. You can choose between a paddleboard or a kayak. The kayak can be done individually in a 1-person kayak or two can choose to paddle together in 2-seater kayaks. You will receive a briefing, eco-presentation, snorkel equipment fitting at the BVI Eco-Tours headquarters in Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke. From here, your tour will begin with a 45-minute paddle downwind towards White Bay. In addition to the guides in the water on a kayak/paddleboards, there will be a  support boat which will accompany the group at all times to assist in anyway necessary or pickup guests who need a break. Arrive at White Bay where you can relax, sun tan, visit beach bars and gift shops, snorkel off the reef or use the kayaks/paddleboards more. There will also be a professional guide eco-presentation on the local environment and the marine life experienced during your adventure. The tour will end with a transfer return to the ship’s rendezvous location for the tender back to the ship in Great Harbour.

Please note: Wear your swimwear under your clothes and bring a towel, dry t-shirt or sweatshirt, a hat, and sunscreen. Snorkeling and swimming destinations may vary according to sea and weather conditions.

Step aboard a sleek catamaran for a fun and relaxing cruise through the islands surrounding Jost Van Dyke.  After an hour of sailing your catamaran will anchor off the beautiful desert island Sandy Cay. From here you can choose to swim in the crystal-clear water, bask in the sun on the pristine white-sand beach, or stay on board and enjoy a complimentary drink. Cruise to Diamond Cay, a tiny islet surrounded by powdery white sand, azure blue waters, and an underwater world filled with colorful marine life. Enjoy an hour of exploring the fascinating reefs, or take a stroll to Foxy’s Taboo.  Refreshments and snacks are available at Foxy's Taboo (additional cost), as well as a pleasant little gift shop. The crew will sound the horn for another hour of catamaran cruising with rum punch and music.

Please note: Wear your swimwear under your clothes and bring a towel, dry t-shirt or sweatshirt, a hat, and sunscreen. Snorkeling and swimming destinations may vary according to sea and weather conditions. Guests must be able to step on and off the catamaran and in and out of the water via a dive ladder. Refreshments are included on board.

Enjoy the best that Virgin Gorda has to offer when you take this Island Tour to the world famous The Baths.  Board your open air safari bus at The Yacht Harbour and wind up the hills to Gorda Peak where you will have the opportunity to photograph the impressive archipelago of the B.V.I.  Your route takes you on down the spine of this beautiful island. From here you will drive to The Baths, the B.V.I.’s most famous landmark. These massive granite boulders stand out against powdery white sand and crystal clear waters, so seize this chance to scramble through narrow gaps, intricate pools and passages which comprise this adventurous footpath before it opens out to the spectacular white sands of Devils Bay.  The beach at The Baths boasts an appealing bar, souvenir stand and restrooms.  For those not physically inclined, you can still be witness to these dramatic batholiths should you take a drink at the Top of The Baths, or the less strenuous path direct down to Devils Bay. Before boarding the safari buses, sample a complimentary rum punch, punch or water at the gazebo above The Baths. The taxis will then take you back to your tenders at the Yacht Harbour.

Please note:  Wear your swimsuit under your clothes, bring reef-friendly sun screen, towel, camera, reef or aqua shoes to explore the Baths, flip-flops are not recommended.  This tour is not recommended for those with mobility issues. Use caution while walking down the trail and through the boulders in the caves. Path is uneven and slippery. On some days expect crowds. Please be aware of the National Flag Warning System and adhere to it at all times. Red Flag: Danger - No Swimming. Yellow Flag: Caution - Weak swimmers are discouraged from entering the water.  Purple Flag: Jellyfish Warning.

Celebrate Life! That's what Da'Vida is all about. Whether you are a first time-or a return visitor to Anguilla, this internationally acclaimed beachside restaurant is a MUST experience for locals and visitors alike. You will be driven to a beautiful beach, tucked away in Crocus Bay, which, with its powdery white sand, is one of the most enjoyed spots in Anguilla. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed with a tropical drink and spend your day at the Bayside Grill, where after relaxing, swimming and sunbathing, you will be treated to a simple but excellent light treat, a culinary explosion of tastes and flavors that is like no other in Anguilla. A magical experience awaits you as the warm trade winds of the Caribbean gently caress your body and soul.

Please note: Bring sunscreen, a cover-up and a hat.

Board your privatized speedboat and set off to your first snorkel spot at Little Bay, the tiniest beach on Anguilla and one of the most beautiful locations to snorkel. It is also one of the most private beaches on Anguilla, since the only way to get there is by foot or by water, and since it is protected by high cliffs on three sides there is hardly any surf, making it a perfect snorkel stop. Snorkeling in these crystal-clear warm waters will be a rewarding experience with plenty of colorful fish, squid and shells. In general, Anguilla is well known for its snorkeling and has an abundance of fish; you can find the feisty little black-barred Sergeant Major and plenty of colorful wrasses, snappers and grunts. Then on to the second snorkel stop, which is Shoal Bay, where you will find a reef abundant with coral and sea fans, along with Parrot Fish, Blue Tang and even Trunk Fish, the ones that look like little triangular boxes. The third and last snorkel spot will be Sandy Island, also famous for its excellent snorkeling with plenty to be seen. After this last stop, rum punch will be served and the guests will return to the pier in Sandy Ground.                                      

Please note: Guests must be able to swim and feel comfortable with snorkeling equipment.  In addition, the Captain will use his discretion when selecting the stops and snorkeling locations based upon the current weather and sea conditions for the best guest’s experience. Wear your swimsuit, sunscreen,  hat and cover-up and bring a towel. 

This is an exclusive panorama island tour for five to seven people with a local, English speaking driver/guide in an air-conditioned vehicle. Experience the local highlights as you wish, at your pace.

Please note:  Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. 

Caribbean music and the friendly crew of a well-appointed, full-sail catamaran will welcome you aboard. This boat is specially designed to offer shade and refreshing breezes as you sail along the beautiful west coast of the island to the Marine Park at Colombier Bay. You will anchor about 80 feet offshore, close to coral reefs teeming with schools of colorful fish. A professional instructor will give you a full orientation and explain the use of the snorkel equipment.  You will have time to swim and snorkel, or simply bask in the sun.  On the return to Gustavia, soft drinks, beer, or refreshing rum punch or fruit punch will be offered. 

Please note:  This exclusive experience is limited to 14 guests and sells out quickly. No previous sailing experience necessary. The catamaran will offer refreshments throughout the trip. Restrooms are located on board the catamaran. Bring sunscreen, hat, swimsuit, and underwater camera. Snorkeling gear is available on the boat. 

Boarding your sailing cat you will depart from Gustavia's tender pier. Your Captain will give a safety briefing as you set sail. You will be able to enjoy some good sailing time as you head to “Pointe de Colombier” and its sheltered bay. You can enjoy the scenic panorama, passing the mega yachts at anchor. Once at anchor in Colombier Bay, you will have time to sunbathe, relax, sleep on the trampoline net or just read a good book under the shade of the bimini.  The Captain will serve you mineral water, soft drinks, beer or rum punch and light snacks and the crew will be attentive and helpful all the while. 

Please note: There is no transportation available to the beach. Bring a sunglasses and plenty of sunscreen. You will board the ship with a gangway that can be tricky because of the recurrent swell in Gustavia harbor. You   will have to remove your shoes and be barefoot before boarding the vessel. The Captain is solely responsible and has the right to refuse boarding to a guest who would be judged unable to participate.

All aboard a semi-submersible to discover the rich undersea life surrounding St. Barts, without even getting wet! After boarding, you may choose to either stay outside on the open deck or enter the tunnel-like hull equipped with underwater windows. At the harbor’s entrance, keep watch for the many green turtles that frequent this area. Soon, the semi-sub passes over the wreck of the island freighter Marignan. Cross the southeastern edge of the St. Barts Marine Park and arrays of undersea marvels will soon be revealed before your eyes. The seabed is full of colorful coral reefs, and schools of Sergeant Major Fish. On your arrival at The Saints, the onboard crew will feed schools of fish. Don’t be surprised if seemingly hundreds of fish almost push against your window. You may even glimpse a shark or two! After approximately 10 minutes, your semi-sub heads back to the pier. You may wish to stay out on the upper deck for picturesque views of the coastline and graceful anchored yachts.

Please note:  The semi-submersible has steep interior steps. The itinerary may be amended at the Captain’s discretion based on weather conditions, general safety, or any other factor. There can be no guaranteed sightings of any specific sea life.

Here is an outstanding tour and an opportunity to swim with, touch, and feed the stingrays of Antigua in the Caribbean Sea. The stingrays are very friendly and very gentle. You will board your air-conditioned transportation in Falmouth Marina and ride through Antigua’s countryside, rich in daily West Indian life, local villages, and old churches. Start your adventure at Stingray City’s land base where you can enjoy the company of their monkeys and parrots, and the hospitality of the experienced Stingray City’s Guides. Following your safety briefing a short speedboat ride will whisk you to a shallow pool with a white-sand bottom surrounded by a beautiful coral reef in the Caribbean Sea. You will be able to stand up or swim with the stingrays, who will greet you with the familiarity of an old friend. You will be given an opportunity to hand-feed the stingrays and capture the moment with photographs! After feeding, snorkeling, and taking pictures with your new friends, you will return to the land base where you can rinse off the seawater under the bright Caribbean sun, with a shower under a coconut tree, and enjoy a complimentary rum or fruit punch, browse in the gift shop, and share this unique experience with your fellow guests before your return journey to your ship.

Please note: Wear your swimsuit under a cover up, bring a towel, and sunscreen.

Experience the thrill of racing multi-million dollar America’s Cup Race sailboats in the warm blue waters and brisk trade winds of St. Maarten. Previous sailing experience is not necessary for this excursion, which is one of the highest rated in the Caribbean. You will depart directly from your yacht in Marigot to Philipsburg, where after a briefing you will take a 10-minute tender ride out to your allocated sailboat. Either Dennis Conner’s America’s Cup winning Stars & Stripes, Canada II, or True North are yours for this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. The expert crew will show you exactly what to do if you want to take a “crew member’s” position. Then it’s off to the racecourse – grind a winch – trim a sail – punch a stopwatch, or just sit back, relax and enjoy the included refreshments.  After the race enjoy a victory rum punch party and browse through the museum souvenir boutique before your transfer to your Windstar hotel.

Please note:  Wear suitable footwear for the sailboat. This event is weather/wind dependent.