You’ll speed across St Thomas waters on a fast catamaran, snorkeling with sea turtles at Limestone Bay before relaxing at Honeymoon Beach with rum punch in hand. Friendly guides handle all the details — you just swim, float, or chat with locals at Dinghy’s Bar. The salty breeze and island music linger long after you’re back on shore.
“This boat’s got more kick than my ex-wife’s coffee,” Captain Mike grinned as we stepped onto the Breeze. He wasn’t kidding — the engine roared to life and suddenly we were flying past Charlotte Amalie harbor, wind whipping salt into my hair. I caught flashes of Hassel Island out one side, someone laughing behind me as a hat nearly went overboard. There’s something about that first blast of sea air that wakes you up in a way coffee never does.
We stopped at Limestone Bay first — not a soul on the sand except us and a couple of pelicans eyeing our arrival like we owed them rent. Our guide (I think her name was Tia? Or maybe Mia — I’m terrible with names) handed out snorkel gear and told us where to look for turtles. The water was cooler than I expected but clear enough to see every ripple on the sand below. At one point, I floated so still that a green sea turtle just drifted by me, totally unbothered. I could hear my own breathing through the snorkel, slow and steady, which felt weirdly calming.
After that we headed to Honeymoon Beach. Dinghy’s Beach Bar was already buzzing — locals mixing drinks behind the counter, music thumping low from somewhere near the palms. Someone passed me a cup of rum punch (stronger than it looks), and I ended up chatting with an older couple from New Jersey who’d been coming here for years. Paddleboards were floating around but honestly, I just wanted to sit in the shallows for a bit and let my fingers prune up in peace. Sometimes it’s good to do nothing but listen to waves and distant laughter.
The ride back turned into a bit of a party — not rowdy, just everyone swapping stories over beers while the sun started dipping lower behind Water Island. Captain Mike cranked up some soca tunes and even did this little dance move at the wheel (don’t worry, he kept one hand on course). I didn’t expect to feel so relaxed after only four hours out here. Something about St Thomas gets under your skin — in a good way.
The tour lasts approximately 4 hours from start to finish.
Yes, complimentary rum punch and beer are included throughout the tour.
Yes, modern snorkel gear (mask, snorkel, fins) and flotation devices are provided for all guests.
The tour stops at Limestone Bay and Honeymoon Beach for swimming and relaxation.
No lunch is included, but there is a bar and restaurant available at Honeymoon Beach where you can purchase food.
Children aged 5 years and older can participate if they meet height requirements (minimum 3 feet tall).
No hotel pickup is included; parking is available at the meeting point near Charlotte Amalie harbor.
You may swim alongside green sea turtles and colorful fish during your snorkeling stops.
Your day includes four hours aboard the turbo-powered Breeze catamaran with expert crew guiding you through two top Caribbean snorkel spots—Limestone Bay and Honeymoon Beach—plus use of modern snorkel gear, floats, paddleboards, safety equipment, unlimited tropical rum drinks or beer onboard, time to relax or mingle at Dinghy’s Beach Bar (food available for purchase), restrooms on board for comfort throughout your adventure.
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