
Turks and Caicos Private Boat Tour
- Fast and comfortable
- Snorkel & beach-hop
- Open bar & real food
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This Turks and Caicos snorkeling tour runs on the Catalyst, a custom-built 35ft motor catamaran with a big
shaded deck and a wide bow made for lying in the sun. She started life as a sailing catamaran and was rebuilt
in 2013 as a smooth-riding motor cat — made for easy days exploring the Caicos Cays.
You leave from a private dock in Leeward and point the bow at the Caicos Cays. The first round is poured
before you clear the canal. The crew picks the reef by the tide — Leeward, Grace Bay or Pine Cay — then runs
you ashore at Little Water Cay to meet the rock iguanas that live nowhere else on earth, and drops anchor off a
sandbar for a swim and a bite to eat.
This is the charter we send families, couples and friend groups to: calm water, room for ten, Subwings for the
kids to ride behind the boat, and a crew that runs the day around your group, not a schedule.
This Turks and Caicos snorkeling tour runs on the Catalyst, a custom-built 35ft motor catamaran with a big shaded deck…
Here’s how your trip unfolds, step by step.
Departure — Leeward private dock
Drinks poured, quick safety brief, lines off. Staying in a Leeward Settlement villa with its own dock? The crew can pick you up there.
Reef snorkel
Anchor over the barrier reef. Gear on, jump in — or hold on to a Subwing and glide behind the boat.
Little Water Cay — Iguana Island
Step ashore to meet the endemic Turks & Caicos rock iguana.
Half Moon Bay sandbar
Wade the shallows, swim off the boat, and look for juvenile lemon sharks at high tide.
Full day adds the far cays
Fort George Cay's sand dollars and old fort cannons, Pine Cay's beaches and small shipwreck, Dellis Cay's abandoned resort — and the French picnic lunch.
Cruise home
Back to Leeward with the last rum punch of the day. Half day: 2–4 stops. Full day: 3–5 stops. Sunset: cocktails along the north shore of the Caicos Cays as the sun goes down. The captain sets the route by weather and tide.
The route and snorkeling stops may change with weather and sea conditions.
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