Bermuda: Private Catamaran Snorkeling & Shipwreck Tour

Summary

Private catamaran cruise bermuda snorkeling shipwreck caves

You’ll cruise Bermuda’s coastline on a private catamaran with your group, snorkeling vibrant reefs and exploring shipwrecks if conditions allow. Try cliff jumping or just relax on deck—equipment is included and lunch can be arranged or brought along. Expect laughter, salt air, and those moments that stick with you long after you’ve rinsed off the sea.

What’s the experience like?

“You ever seen water this blue?” That’s what I blurted out as we left the dock in Bermuda, honestly not expecting an answer. The sun was already warming my shoulders and our captain, Marcus, just grinned and handed me a cold bottle of water. There were twelve of us—some friends, some almost-strangers—and it felt like we’d lucked into our own floating world for the afternoon. I could smell sunscreen and salt, and someone had already dropped their sunglasses (don’t worry, they floated).

We drifted along the shoreline while Marcus pointed out tiny coves with names I can’t pronounce—he said one sounded like “Whale Bone Bay,” but maybe he was teasing me. When we anchored near the reef, he passed around snorkel gear and told us where to look for parrotfish (I saw three, bright as crayons). The water was cool at first touch but soft somehow, not biting. I kept hearing distant laughter echoing off the cliffs—maybe from another boat or maybe ours, hard to tell.

I didn’t expect to actually see a shipwreck up close. Turns out if the weather’s good (it was), Marcus will take you right to it. The old wood looked almost ghostly under the surface. Some of us tried paddle boarding nearby; others just floated and let the current nudge them around. Lunch was easy—we’d brought sandwiches but apparently you can have it ordered ahead too. Someone spilled chips on deck and seagulls showed up in seconds.

Cliff jumping? Yeah, I hesitated at first. But watching my friend Liz leap off with her arms flailing (she screamed mid-air) made it impossible not to try. My heart thumped all the way down—still does when I think about it sometimes. We ended up sprawled on deck towels, half-dry and salty-skinned, just letting ourselves be quiet for a minute before heading back toward shore.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Catamaran cruise and water activities

• Cruise along Bermuda shoreline
• Snorkel at prime location
• Visit local shipwreck or cliff jump
• Explore Bermuda caves

Top questions

How many people can join the Bermuda private catamaran tour?

The private catamaran experience accommodates up to 12 people per booking.

Is snorkeling equipment provided on this Bermuda tour?

Yes, use of snorkeling equipment is included for all guests during the trip.

Can we visit a shipwreck during this day trip?

If marine conditions are favorable, your guide may take you to visit a local shipwreck site.

Are food and drinks included on the catamaran tour?

Bottled water is included; you can bring your own food or arrange lunch and beverages through concierge service.

Is cliff jumping part of this Bermuda catamaran trip?

If conditions allow, cliff jumping at local spots is offered as part of the experience.

Are paddle boards available during the tour?

Yes, paddle board use is included along with snorkeling gear.

Is this catamaran tour suitable for families or kids?

The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels; specialized infant seats are available if needed.

Are service animals allowed on board?

Yes, service animals are permitted during your private catamaran trip in Bermuda.

What’s included

Your day includes bottled water for everyone onboard plus full use of snorkeling equipment and paddle boards; you’re welcome to bring your own food or have lunch ordered ahead through their concierge service before heading back in after hours on Bermuda’s turquoise waters.