St Kitts: Mini Speedboat & Snorkel Adventure with Pickup

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Duration2h 30m

GroupUp to 16

LanguagesEN

PickupAt your hotel

Skim the St Kitts coast by mini speedboat then snorkel by a wreck

You’ll drive your own mini speedboat along St Kitts’ wild southeast coast with a local guide leading the way, pause to snorkel above a shallow shipwreck (gear included), then skim back to shore for cold drinks and an easy pickup—there’s laughter, salt spray, and those little moments when you realize you’re actually doing it.

2h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Self-drive dinghy and snorkel adventure

Guide demonstrates dinghy operation
Board and practice driving dinghy
Throttle up to snorkel spot
Snorkel near wreck
Speed back to Frigate Bay Beach
Transport returns to pickup point

The Experience

We met our guide, Andre, right at Frigate Bay Beach — he had this way of making you feel like you’d known him for ages. The mini speedboats looked almost like toys at first (I half expected mine to have a name painted on it), but after his safety run-through, it was clear these things could move. I’d never driven a boat before, but Andre just grinned and said, “You’ll get the hang of it faster than you think.” He wasn’t wrong. The water smelled faintly briny, and when we opened up the throttle, salt spray hit my lips and I couldn’t help but laugh. My partner tried to steer straight but we zigzagged more than I’d admit out loud.

We followed Andre’s boat down the southeast coast — wild green hills on one side, open blue on the other. The wind whipped my hair all over (should’ve tied it back), and every so often you’d catch a whiff of sunscreen from someone else’s boat drifting over. We stopped at this quiet cove where the only sound was our engines cooling off and some gulls overhead. That’s where we geared up for snorkeling; I fumbled with my mask (always do), but once I got under, there were these flashes of yellow fish darting around bits of old wreckage. Someone in our group found a sand dollar and held it up — everyone crowded around like kids.

Afterwards, climbing back into the boat took more arm strength than I expected (Andre warned us about that part). My arms felt wobbly but in a good way. On the ride back toward Frigate Bay Beach, everything felt quieter somehow — maybe just tired or maybe because you’re kind of full from all that sun and salt air. Pickup was waiting for us right where we started, cold drinks in hand. Still think about that first burst of speed leaving the bay — not sure anything else feels quite like it.

What’s included

Your day includes round-trip pickup from select hotels or cruise port, all taxes and fees covered, use of snorkeling equipment at a sheltered cove near a shipwreck, plus light refreshments and cold drinks once you’re back ashore before heading out again.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Blue Water Safaris Ltd