ST THOMAS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 5 catamaran snorkeling cruises in St Thomas worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you book.
Review of The VI Cat’s St Thomas snorkel sail to Turtle Cove, with turtles, reef fish, open-bar drinks, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“So much fun! Nick was a wonderful tour guide while exploring the reef. Drinks were flowing and wonderful snacks! Even rain didn’t spoil the fun adventure. Highly recommend!”
Review of Someday Charters’ St. Thomas turtle snorkel, with a small group, luxury catamaran, open bar, Honeymoon Beach, and practical tips.
“Joe and Catie were amazing. The Someday was an awesome boat. They were very informative, getting in the water and pointing out the sea turtles, fish, and everything else. Took us to a “secret” spot to see a bunch of other sea turtles. Would recommend the trip to everyone.”
Review of a private 50-foot catamaran charter in St. Thomas, with snorkeling, beaches, drinks, custom routes, pricing, and practical tips.
“This was absolutely the highlight of the trip! Alex and Daron were so wonderful - funny and informative. They accommodated what we wanted to see and we got to see sea turtles, sting ray and tons of fish! Thank you for making this such a lovely trip - next time we will do the full day!”
Charter a private luxury catamaran in St. Thomas for sailing, snorkeling, beaches, drinks, and a custom island-hopping day for up to 12.
“JP and Megan were great! First off we had a big hiccup when the taxi service that was supposed to take us to our meeting place was delayed due to a parade. JP went out of his way to come pick us up where we were. JP took us to twRead more”
Review of MV Poseidon’s private St. Thomas catamaran charter, with snorkeling, beach stops, costs, fuel fees, captains, and booking tips.
“Bryan is so personable and considerate. He tailored our experience to what interested us. Loads of fun!!!!”
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