You’ll sail across turquoise waters on Lady Grace with local crew, snorkel vibrant reefs teeming with life, and unwind on an untouched island beach. With all gear provided plus lunch and open bar after snorkeling, you get time to breathe in sea air and maybe laugh at yourself trying to say “conch” like a local.
We stepped barefoot onto Lady Grace just before 10:30, sun already warming the deck but not too much — you know that soft kind of heat that makes you want to stretch out like a cat? The crew greeted us with easy smiles, and I caught the faint smell of sunscreen and ocean on their shirts. There was this low hum from the marina, but once we pulled away, it faded into nothing except wind and the slap of water against the hull. Someone pointed out a pelican gliding by — I nearly missed it because I was still fiddling with my mask.
I’d never snorkeled in Turks & Caicos before, so when we stopped at the barrier reef, my heart thumped a bit (not sure if it was nerves or excitement). Our guide — I think her name was Marsha — handed me my gear and gave a quick run-through. She joked about “fish traffic” down there. The first breath through the snorkel always feels weird but then suddenly you’re floating above these wild flashes of color, parrotfish darting past, sunlight flickering over coral. I remember tasting salt even with my mouth closed. There was this one moment where everything went quiet except for my own bubbles — I still think about that.
Afterward, we all clambered back on board — hair tangled, faces grinning. The open bar didn’t start until snorkeling was done (probably wise), but once it did, rum punch tasted even better than I expected. We sailed again for what felt like ages but was probably only thirty minutes, until we reached this deserted patch of sand. No buildings, just pale shells crunching underfoot and water so clear you could see your toes even knee-deep. Lunch was simple picnic stuff but sitting there with strangers who suddenly felt like friends… well, it hit different.
The excursion departs at 10:30AM.
Yes, use of snorkeling equipment is included in your booking.
A full open bar is included after snorkeling is finished.
The tour lasts approximately 4.5 hours.
Yes, a picnic lunch is included during your beach stop.
Infants and small children can join; they may ride in a pram or stroller or sit on an adult’s lap.
Yes, public transportation options are available nearby.
The tour isn’t recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health; moderate fitness is advised.
The credit card used for booking must be presented at check-in.
Your day includes use of all snorkeling equipment aboard Lady Grace luxury catamaran, a picnic lunch served on a quiet island beach, and access to a full open bar after snorkeling wraps up—plus friendly local crew guiding you throughout the 4.5-hour trip from Turks & Caicos.
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