

by Ocean Vibes Scuba and Watersports Ltd.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$291.68This 4-hour catamaran sailing and snorkeling tour departs from Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales. Guests board the catamaran and settle in on the bow nets while the boat sails along the northern coast of Providenciales. During the sail, passengers can watch for dolphins and other marine life. Rum punch, local beer, chips, and salsa are served onboard. The boat then anchors at Leeward Reef, part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef, for about 45 minutes of guided snorkeling. The reef is known for healthy coral and a variety of fish including snappers, groupers, barracuda, and occasionally sharks, rays, and turtles. After snorkeling, the catamaran continues to either Half Moon Bay or Little Water Cay, depending on weather conditions. At Half Moon Bay, guests can join a guided nature walk along the sandbar and shallow lagoon, where native Rock Iguanas live. The guide explains the formation of the sandbar and points out local wildlife such as baby turtles, sharks, barracuda, and sometimes flamingoes. Alternatively, guests may relax or swim in the shallow water. If the stop is Little Water Cay, the National Trust offers guided tours of the island, home to native Rock Iguanas, for an additional fee payable on site. The tour concludes with a return sail to Grace Bay Beach, during which deli sandwiches, fresh fruit, chips, and salsa are served. Drinks throughout the tour include rum punch, local beer, soft drinks, and bottled water. Guests are dropped off at the original boarding point on Grace Bay Beach. Snorkeling equipment is provided. Beachfront pickup and drop-off by boat are included for selected Grace Bay hotels; some guests may need to walk a short distance along the beach to board. Local taxes are included. Gratuities and entrance fees for Little Water Cay are not included.
Grace Bay Beach
Guests board the catamaran at Grace Bay Beach and settle in for the sailing trip. The boat sails along the north coast of Providenciales while passengers watch for dolphins and marine life from the bow nets. The crew serves snacks including chips and salsa with rum punch. The boat then heads toward the Barrier Reef for snorkeling. The guided snorkel tour at Leeward Reef lasts about 45 minutes and features fish such as snappers, groupers, sergeant majors, triggerfish, barracuda, needlefish, and sometimes sharks, rays, and turtles. Leeward Reef is part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef, the third largest barrier reef system worldwide.
60 min
Half Moon Bay
Depending on the weather, the boat stops at either Half Moon Bay or Little Water Cay. At Half Moon Bay, guests disembark for a guided nature walk along the sandbar and shallow lagoon. The tour explains the formation of the sandbar and provides information about the island's history. The area is home to native Rock Iguanas and wildlife such as baby turtles, baby sharks, bonefish, barracuda, mojarra, and occasionally rays and flamingoes. Guests may also relax on the beach or swim in the shallow water during this stop.
60 min
Little Water Cay
If weather conditions favor Little Water Cay, the boat stops here instead of Half Moon Bay. This island is also home to native Rock Iguanas. The National Trust offers guided tours on Little Water Cay at an additional cost of $40 cash per person. This stop is optional and depends on weather.
60 min
Grace Bay Beach
On the return journey to Grace Bay Beach, lunch is served onboard including deli sandwiches, chips and salsa, and fresh fruits. Drinks such as rum punch, local beers, soft drinks, and bottled water remain available. The catamaran arrives back at the same location where guests boarded for disembarkation.
60 min


by Ocean Vibes Scuba and Watersports Ltd.
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$291.68This 4-hour catamaran sailing and snorkeling tour departs from Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales. Guests board the catamaran and settle in on the bow nets while the boat sails along the northern coast of Providenciales. During the sail, passengers can watch for dolphins and other marine life. Rum punch, local beer, chips, and salsa are served onboard. The boat then anchors at Leeward Reef, part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef, for about 45 minutes of guided snorkeling. The reef is known for healthy coral and a variety of fish including snappers, groupers, barracuda, and occasionally sharks, rays, and turtles. After snorkeling, the catamaran continues to either Half Moon Bay or Little Water Cay, depending on weather conditions. At Half Moon Bay, guests can join a guided nature walk along the sandbar and shallow lagoon, where native Rock Iguanas live. The guide explains the formation of the sandbar and points out local wildlife such as baby turtles, sharks, barracuda, and sometimes flamingoes. Alternatively, guests may relax or swim in the shallow water. If the stop is Little Water Cay, the National Trust offers guided tours of the island, home to native Rock Iguanas, for an additional fee payable on site. The tour concludes with a return sail to Grace Bay Beach, during which deli sandwiches, fresh fruit, chips, and salsa are served. Drinks throughout the tour include rum punch, local beer, soft drinks, and bottled water. Guests are dropped off at the original boarding point on Grace Bay Beach. Snorkeling equipment is provided. Beachfront pickup and drop-off by boat are included for selected Grace Bay hotels; some guests may need to walk a short distance along the beach to board. Local taxes are included. Gratuities and entrance fees for Little Water Cay are not included.
Grace Bay Beach
Guests board the catamaran at Grace Bay Beach and settle in for the sailing trip. The boat sails along the north coast of Providenciales while passengers watch for dolphins and marine life from the bow nets. The crew serves snacks including chips and salsa with rum punch. The boat then heads toward the Barrier Reef for snorkeling. The guided snorkel tour at Leeward Reef lasts about 45 minutes and features fish such as snappers, groupers, sergeant majors, triggerfish, barracuda, needlefish, and sometimes sharks, rays, and turtles. Leeward Reef is part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef, the third largest barrier reef system worldwide.
60 min
Half Moon Bay
Depending on the weather, the boat stops at either Half Moon Bay or Little Water Cay. At Half Moon Bay, guests disembark for a guided nature walk along the sandbar and shallow lagoon. The tour explains the formation of the sandbar and provides information about the island's history. The area is home to native Rock Iguanas and wildlife such as baby turtles, baby sharks, bonefish, barracuda, mojarra, and occasionally rays and flamingoes. Guests may also relax on the beach or swim in the shallow water during this stop.
60 min
Little Water Cay
If weather conditions favor Little Water Cay, the boat stops here instead of Half Moon Bay. This island is also home to native Rock Iguanas. The National Trust offers guided tours on Little Water Cay at an additional cost of $40 cash per person. This stop is optional and depends on weather.
60 min
Grace Bay Beach
On the return journey to Grace Bay Beach, lunch is served onboard including deli sandwiches, chips and salsa, and fresh fruits. Drinks such as rum punch, local beers, soft drinks, and bottled water remain available. The catamaran arrives back at the same location where guests boarded for disembarkation.
60 min