Grenada Snorkeling Tour: Private Boat & Underwater Sculptures
Dive among underwater sculptures and sip Epiphany Rum Punch on your private cruise.
Snorkel Grenada's underwater sculpture park on a private 32ft Boston Whaler with a live English-speaking guide, choosing between a 2-hour sunset cruise, a 4-hour half-day, or a full 8-hour island tour. Homemade rum punch, water, snacks and snorkeling equipment are included. A government marine park fee of $3 per person applies at the sculpture park. BBQ lunch and fresh-caught fish can be arranged on request for full-day bookings.
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Step-by-step itinerary
Luxury private boat cruise activities
- Snorkel at underwater sculpture park
- Visit two-mile white sand beach
- Swim and paddle board at BBC beach
The experience
The boat is the Epiphany, a 32-foot Boston Whaler built for small groups and families. It operates as a private charter, which means you book the whole boat rather than joining strangers. The guide speaks English and tailors the day to what you want to do. Snorkeling at Grenada's underwater sculpture park is the centerpiece: it's one of the world's few submerged art installations, and the park fee of $3 per person goes directly to marine conservation. Beyond the sculptures, the boat takes you to sheltered beaches where the water stays calm enough for paddle boarding and swimming, and stops at spots locals favor over the crowded tourist stretches.
What you bring aboard matters less than what's already there. Snorkeling equipment, water and snacks come with every booking. Homemade rum punch is included. If you book the full 8-hour island cruise, you can request a fresh BBQ lunch cooked onboard, or arrange for the crew to catch and cook local fish right there with you. The 4-hour half-day option covers the main snorkeling and a beach stop. The 2-hour sunset cruise is built around the light and the rum punch, not the underwater sites. Fishing is possible but must be requested and confirmed in writing before you book.
Timing shapes the experience. Two hours gets you to one beach and back before dark. Four hours lets you hit the sculpture park and a second beach with time to swim. Eight hours means the full island route: multiple stops, lunch, and the flexibility to linger where the water or the company feels right. Infants sit on an adult's lap. The boat works for all fitness levels. Public transport reaches the departure point, though most travelers arrange their own way there.
What’s included
- Snorkeling equipment.
- homemade rum punch.
- bottled water.
- snacks.
- a live English-speaking guide.
- private use of the 32ft Boston Whaler.
- access to Grenada's underwater sculpture park (marine park fee $3 per person paid separately).
- swimming and paddle boarding at sheltered beaches.
Options for this experience
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Before you book
Prices and times updated 7 days ago
Operated by Epiphany Cruises
Is this one for you?Book the 2-hour sunset cruise if you want the rum punch and the light without the full snorkeling commitment. Choose the 4-hour half-day to hit the sculpture park and a beach with time to swim. The 8-hour full-day tour suits families or groups who want multiple stops, lunch onboard, and the flexibility to linger where the water feels right.
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Top questions
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What is Grenada's underwater sculpture park like when you get there?
The sculpture park is a submerged art installation unique to Grenada, where you snorkel among the sculptures in clear Caribbean water. It's one of the world's few underwater galleries, and the $3 per-person marine park fee supports its upkeep and conservation.
Can I choose how long I want to be on the boat?
Yes. You pick one option at checkout: a 2-hour sunset cruise, a 4-hour half-day island cruise, or an 8-hour full-day tour. The longer options include more snorkeling sites and beach time. The sunset cruise is built around the light and the rum punch.
What beaches does the boat visit?
The route includes Grand Anse Beach, a two-mile stretch of white sand on the southwest coast with calm water and views of the capital, and Morne Rouge Beach (BBC Beach), a quieter half-mile crescent in the south with shallow, clear water ideal for swimming and paddle boarding. Both have bars and restaurants nearby if you want to explore on land.
Is snorkeling equipment included, or do I need to bring my own?
Snorkeling equipment is included with every booking. Water, snacks and homemade rum punch are also provided. If you book the full 8-hour cruise, you can add a fresh BBQ lunch or arrange for the crew to catch and cook local fish onboard.
How many people can fit on the Epiphany?
The boat is a 32-foot Boston Whaler built for small private groups and families. You book the whole boat rather than joining strangers, so the size depends on your party. The guide speaks English and tailors the day to what you want to do.
Grenada Snorkeling Tour: Private Boat & Underwater Sculptures
2h–8h · EN
from US$ 515 per group
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