Snorkeling in Providenciales: Private Yacht Charter
Snorkel the barrier reef and La Famille Express shipwreck from your own chartered yacht
A private yacht charter in Providenciales where your group snorkels the Turks and Caicos barrier reef, visits Iguana Island and the La Famille Express shipwreck, and stops at Noah's Ark floating bar. The Sea Ray Sundancer 420 carries your party only, with a captain and crew who tailor the day to what you want: snorkeling, swimming, sightseeing along Grace Bay, or simply anchored with music and drinks.
Step-by-step itinerary
Private yacht charter and snorkeling
- Cruise turquoise waters
- Visit Iguana Island
- Snorkel vibrant coral reefs
- Explore La Famille Express Shipwreck
- Relax at Noah's Ark Beach Club
What’s included
- Private yacht with captain and crew.
- snorkeling at the barrier reef and shipwreck sites.
- visits to Iguana Island and Noah's Ark floating bar.
- sodas, rum punch, ice, assorted wraps and fruit platter.
- life jackets for children.
Times
- Every day 08:00 09:00 13:30
Before you book
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The experience
The Sea Ray Sundancer 420 is built for a full day on the water without the crowd. Your group boards a private luxury yacht where the captain and crew customize the route based on what appeals to you: snorkeling the vibrant coral formations and tropical fish of the barrier reef, swimming near the shallow turquoise waters around Iguana Island, or cruising past the La Famille Express, an abandoned cargo ship sitting in shallow water that has become one of the Caribbean's most photographed wrecks. The calm, clear waters work for both beginners and experienced swimmers.
The day moves between snorkeling stops, sightseeing, and social time. You can spend hours in the water at the reef or the shipwreck site, then head to Noah's Ark Beach Club: a floating bar anchored in shallow water where you relax, swim, and soak in the island atmosphere with music playing around you. The crew brings sodas, rum punch, ice, assorted wraps, and a fruit platter, so you eat and drink without leaving the boat or the water. Every stop and every hour is yours to shape. If you want to linger at one reef or skip a planned site, the captain adjusts.
The charter runs 4 to 7 hours depending on what your group chooses to do and see. The crew speaks English and Spanish. Children are welcome with life jackets provided. Infants sit on an adult's lap. The experience is weather dependent, and the boat is not wheelchair accessible.
Is this one for you?The 4 to 7 hour window means you can build the rest of your day around it. A morning charter leaves your afternoon free, or an afternoon departure works if you want to start elsewhere. Because the boat is yours alone, you set the pace and the stops, so a family with young swimmers can stay in shallow water all day, or a group that wants to cover ground can hit four different sites.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
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 the La Famille Express shipwreck like when we get there?
La Famille Express is an abandoned cargo ship resting in shallow turquoise water off the coast, creating a unique snorkeling and sightseeing spot. You can cruise near the historic wreck, swim in the surrounding crystal-clear water, and take photos of one of Turks and Caicos's most recognizable landmarks.
Can we snorkel if we've never done it before?
The barrier reef and snorkeling sites have calm, shallow waters that work for both beginners and experienced swimmers. The crew is there to guide you, and life jackets are available for children and anyone who wants one.
What happens if the weather turns bad?
The charter is weather dependent, so the captain monitors conditions and adjusts the day accordingly. You'll know before departure if weather makes the outing unsafe.
Can we stop at Noah's Ark, or is it just one option?
Noah's Ark is a popular floating bar stop, but the entire day is customizable. You can include it, skip it, or spend as much time there as you want: the captain tailors the route to your group's preferences.
Is there food and drink on the boat?
Yes. The crew brings sodas, rum punch, ice, assorted wraps, and a fruit platter. You eat and drink aboard the yacht or in the water at the stops.
Snorkeling in Providenciales: Private Yacht Charter
4h–7h · EN · ES
from US$ 2,500 per group
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