Barbados Catamaran Snorkel Cruise with Open Bar

Great experience. Crew was fantastic! We saw turtles, fishes and a shipwrecks .Thank you for having us.

We booked a three hour catamaran cruise in Barbados and would do it again anytime. Particularly positive: punctual pick-up directly at the cruise terminal and just as punctual return within the promised time window – absolutely crucial for cruise guests and perfectly adhered to here. On board we were only six guests with two crew members, which made it very personal and enjoyable. The crew took really great care of it: regular drinks, plus small snacks, without having to ask constantly. The process was ideal: First we went to two snorkel spots in the bay right next to the port. Afterwards we sailed along the coast for another two hours, simply to enjoy the view and the panorama. On the way, a guide has repeatedly given exciting information about the island, the history and the sights on land. The second crew/guide part accompanied the snorkeling, alerted us to special features and made sure we felt safe throughout. Overall, a very well organized, relaxed and at the same time informative tour – clear recommendation, especially for cruise guests who value timing and reliability.

This was a very fun excursion! We met up with our small group outside the cruise terminal gate. We rode in a taxi to the catamaran. Because it was a small group tour, we boarded onto the smaller of the two catamaran. Our guides were Daniel and Ocean. They did a phenominal job of navigating the boat and being great hosts with offerings of drinks and banana bread. Our first stop was over some shipwrecks. We snorkeled over 3 different sunken vessels where we could see many different and colorful fish. The 2nd stop was to swim with the sea turtles. We only saw a few. Not the fault of our guides. That is just how it goes. From there, we got back on the catamaran and did some scenic sailing. Daniel and Ocean told us many interesting facts and tidbits about the sites we were seeing as we floated along. Because we were only on the short sailing without lunch, we were dropped off along the beach where a taxi was waiting to take us back to the ship. It was an enjoyable few hours. I would recommend this to anyone that just wants a few hours on the water. We chose this particular one as it was with a small group. It was exactly what we had hoped.

Spent last Friday afternoon on board "Stiletto" for our own private sunset and snorkeling cruise where we saw the turtles and two shipwrecks. Shay was Captain whilst Shaun assisted. Both played their part in such a wonderful and memorable afternoon. Drinks flowed and they were both great hosts with a brilliant knowledge of Barbados and its history. I'd thoroughly recommend this trip.

Definitely recommend this!! Our family of 4 had the cat to ourselves and we loved it. The communication with Graham was excellent and our captain CJ was brilliant; really informative and easy going. We saw the shipwrecks and turtles and loved the whole experience.

We booked Super Cats just for the two of us for three hours, as we wanted a smaller number of fellow passengers. The mini-bus picked us up from our hotel and dropped us off at the marina. We were met by our friendly, knowledgeable captain Randal. The owner Graham met us at the quayside and explained that the other passengers cancelled at short notice, and so we ended up with a private cruise. We still had the banana bread & open bar. We didn't manage to swim with turtles, I didn't even see one, but we saw a couple of rays and got some photos and video clips. We saw loads of fish over the reef getting more photos and video clips. After that we hoisted sail and cruised up the west coast chatting about the various properties that we passed, their history & owners. We were dropped off right on the beach of Waves hotel, as promised, feeling quite the celebrities.

This was proper mission accomplished! We booked Super Cats just for us six for three hours: the owner Graham met us at the quayside, and handed us over to our friendly and able crew of two: Randal & C.J. We duly swam with turtles, and saw an abundance of fish over the reef with good visibility. We were kept topped up with malibu and pineapple throughout, and it was good chatting all things Barbados as well as being informed about the various properties that we passed, and their owners. The banana bread was a welcome snack, and we were dropped off right on the shore of Gibbes beach, as we'd specifically arranged. The west coast of Barbados in particular is pretty expensive in terms of supermarkets, taxis and restaurants etc, so by comparison, we felt the price we paid for this snorkel tour to be extremely reasonable.