Five Star Sail, Turtle Encounter & Lunch

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience a luxurious 5-star catamaran cruise through the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean to two beaches of legendary beauty. After boarding, your captain will set sail for Turtle Bay and drop anchor in its sheltered waters. After safety training, you'll put on your supplied snorkel gear and slip into the warm, tropical waters for an amazing encounter with the sociable wild sea turtles that play and feed along the inshore reefs. Back on board, feast on a delicious buffet lunch as you make your way to your next stop, Paynes Beach, known locally as one of the best swimming spots on Barbados. Once you hit the beach, bask in the Caribbean sun, stroll the pristine white sand or snorkel along a majestic coral reef teeming with brilliantly colored tropical fish. Reboard the catamaran and relax and unwind on the return sail.

Special Notes:

Turtles are wild marine animals. While they are normally present at Turtle Bay, sightings and encounters cannot be guaranteed. Fins are not worn while snorkeling with the turtles. Alcoholic beverages are served after snorkeling. Participants must be at least 21 years old to consume alcoholic beverages. Vessels are not permitted to take scooters, wheelchairs or walkers.Tour sequence and beach locations may vary due to sea or weather conditions. Occasionally sea conditions may necessitate a short, assisted, swim to the beach if the boat cannot be beached. Payne's Bay is usually the locale, but in case conditions do not permit, then an equally beautifully location is chosen. Once participants join their tour, they will be required to complete a liability waiver. This tour is not advisable for very guests over 300 pounds.

*** PLEASE NOTE: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE SERVED AFTER THE SNORKELING PORTION.

Child Price:

12 & under reduced

Medical Restriction:

This tour is not advisable for very guests over 300 pounds who need a lot of assistance. The steps/ladders into the water might be at risk of breaking.