

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.$2,380This is a 4-hour private catamaran sail and snorkel tour departing from Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos. Guests are picked up from hotels in Grace Bay and board a 48-foot custom day charter catamaran with a native captain and professional crew. The tour begins with sailing along the northern coast of Providenciales, where passengers can relax on the bow nets and watch for dolphins, rays, turtles, and other marine life. An open bar is available throughout the trip, serving rum punch, local beers, soft drinks, and bottled water. Snacks include deli sandwiches, chips with salsa, and fresh fruit. The boat anchors at Leeward Reef, part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef system, for a guided snorkeling tour led by experienced local guides. The reef features coral formations and a variety of fish such as snappers, groupers, barracuda, sergeant majors, triggerfish, needlefish, and occasionally sharks and rays. After snorkeling, the catamaran sails to either Half Moon Bay or Little Water Cay, depending on weather conditions. At Half Moon Bay, guests may take a guided nature walk along the sandbar and lagoon to see native rock iguanas, baby turtles, flamingoes, and other wildlife. Those not joining the walk can swim or relax on the beach. Lunch is served on the boat after returning from the shore stop, including sandwiches with vegetarian options and an open bar with beer, soft drinks, and mixed drinks. If the stop is Little Water Cay, guests have the option to join a guided tour operated by the National Trust for an additional fee to view native rock iguanas. The tour concludes with a sail back to Grace Bay Beach, where guests are dropped off.
Grace Bay Beach
Guests board the catamaran at Grace Bay Beach to begin the sailing and snorkeling trip. The vessel sails along the north coast of Providenciales while passengers relax on bow nets and watch for dolphins and other marine animals. The tour includes a guided snorkel at Leeward Reef, part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef system, where guests can see species such as snappers, groupers, sergeant majors, triggerfish, barracuda, needlefish, sharks, rays, and turtles.
240 min
Half Moon Bay
At Half Moon Bay, guests have the option to take a guided nature walk along the natural sandbar and shallow lagoon. The guides explain the formation of the sandbar and local island history while pointing out native rock iguanas, baby turtles, baby sharks, bonefish, barracuda, mojarra, rays, and flamingoes. Guests not joining the walk can swim or relax on the beach. Lunch with sandwiches, an open bar including beer and mixed drinks, is served on the boat before the return sail.
60 min
Little Water Cay
Depending on weather conditions, the tour may visit Little Water Cay instead of Half Moon Bay. This island is home to native rock iguanas and offers guided tours operated by the National Trust for a $10 cash fee per person. The operator chooses the stop based on current weather.
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.$2,380This is a 4-hour private catamaran sail and snorkel tour departing from Grace Bay Beach in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos. Guests are picked up from hotels in Grace Bay and board a 48-foot custom day charter catamaran with a native captain and professional crew. The tour begins with sailing along the northern coast of Providenciales, where passengers can relax on the bow nets and watch for dolphins, rays, turtles, and other marine life. An open bar is available throughout the trip, serving rum punch, local beers, soft drinks, and bottled water. Snacks include deli sandwiches, chips with salsa, and fresh fruit. The boat anchors at Leeward Reef, part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef system, for a guided snorkeling tour led by experienced local guides. The reef features coral formations and a variety of fish such as snappers, groupers, barracuda, sergeant majors, triggerfish, needlefish, and occasionally sharks and rays. After snorkeling, the catamaran sails to either Half Moon Bay or Little Water Cay, depending on weather conditions. At Half Moon Bay, guests may take a guided nature walk along the sandbar and lagoon to see native rock iguanas, baby turtles, flamingoes, and other wildlife. Those not joining the walk can swim or relax on the beach. Lunch is served on the boat after returning from the shore stop, including sandwiches with vegetarian options and an open bar with beer, soft drinks, and mixed drinks. If the stop is Little Water Cay, guests have the option to join a guided tour operated by the National Trust for an additional fee to view native rock iguanas. The tour concludes with a sail back to Grace Bay Beach, where guests are dropped off.
Grace Bay Beach
Guests board the catamaran at Grace Bay Beach to begin the sailing and snorkeling trip. The vessel sails along the north coast of Providenciales while passengers relax on bow nets and watch for dolphins and other marine animals. The tour includes a guided snorkel at Leeward Reef, part of the Turks and Caicos Barrier Reef system, where guests can see species such as snappers, groupers, sergeant majors, triggerfish, barracuda, needlefish, sharks, rays, and turtles.
240 min
Half Moon Bay
At Half Moon Bay, guests have the option to take a guided nature walk along the natural sandbar and shallow lagoon. The guides explain the formation of the sandbar and local island history while pointing out native rock iguanas, baby turtles, baby sharks, bonefish, barracuda, mojarra, rays, and flamingoes. Guests not joining the walk can swim or relax on the beach. Lunch with sandwiches, an open bar including beer and mixed drinks, is served on the boat before the return sail.
60 min
Little Water Cay
Depending on weather conditions, the tour may visit Little Water Cay instead of Half Moon Bay. This island is home to native rock iguanas and offers guided tours operated by the National Trust for a $10 cash fee per person. The operator chooses the stop based on current weather.
60 min