Snorkeling in Providenciales: Catamaran with Iguana Island
Snorkel the reef, then explore Iguana Island and shipwrecks from a single boat
A four-hour group catamaran snorkeling activity in Providenciales for up to 30 guests, with all equipment, food and drinks included. You snorkel the main reef, then boat to Iguana Island to swim and explore the beach, with time on the diving board and 12-foot slide between stops. An English-speaking crew handles the boat and the route.
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The experience
Four hours on the water means you hit three separate snorkeling zones without the rush. You start at the main reef with snorkeling gear supplied, then motor over to Iguana Island where the water shallows for swimming and beach exploration. The shipwrecks come into view on the return, so you see them from the boat as the crew points out what lies below. Between stops, the catamaran becomes a floating platform: a diving board and a 12-foot slide let you drop straight into the ocean, and the rooftop loungers give you a place to dry off and watch the water.
Catering and drinks stay on board the whole time: sandwiches, rum punch, beer, soft drinks and water, so you're never hungry or thirsty between activities. The boat holds up to 30 people, which means it moves at a group pace and the crew knows the route by heart. Pickup happens at one of several locations on the island, and the English-speaking guide meets you there before the boat departs.
What’s included
- Snorkeling equipment.
- four-hour catamaran charter.
- visit to Iguana Island and shipwrecks.
- use of the diving board and 12-foot slide.
- catering including sandwiches.
- rum punch, beer, soft drinks and water.
- rooftop loungers.
- English-speaking crew.
- hotel or meeting-point pickup.
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Operated by Grace Bay Adventures
Is this one for you?Book this if you want to visit multiple reefs and islands with snorkeling, a diving board, and a 12-foot slide all in one outing: the shared boat and set route keep costs manageable for groups and families.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (6 to 16 years); Child (2 to 5 years); Infant (under 2).
What exactly do I snorkel on this catamaran?
You snorkel the main reef off Providenciales first, where the coral and fish are densest. Later, Iguana Island has shallower snorkeling around the beach area, and the shipwrecks are visible from the boat on the return leg.
Is the snorkeling gear included, or do I need to bring my own?
Snorkeling equipment is supplied on the boat, so you don't need to pack or rent it separately.
What happens if I don't want to snorkel the whole time?
You can swim at Iguana Island without snorkeling gear, use the diving board and slide, relax on the rooftop loungers, or watch the water and the islands from the deck. The catamaran gives you options for the full four hours.
How many people typically go on this snorkeling trip?
The catamaran holds up to 30 guests, so it's a group activity. The crew is experienced with that size and keeps the boat organized across all the stops and activities.
What's included in the catering and drinks?
Sandwiches, rum punch, beer, soft drinks and water are all provided on board throughout the four hours, so meals and refreshments are covered.
Snorkeling in Providenciales: Catamaran with Iguana Island
4h · EN
from US$ 160 per person
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