Antigua · ANTIGUA CATAMARAN & POWERBOAT CRUISES
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The island is only fourteen miles across, which is why the full circumnavigation fits inside a day. Here are the catamaran and powerboat trips that do it best: which go all the way round, which cut out to the reef and back, how long you actually spend under sail, and what is included once the rum punch starts.
Speedboat around Antigua in one day with **Stingray City**, beach lunch, Pillars of Hercules snorkeling, and a private-feeling swim at Rendezvous Bay.
“Our guides were very personable and knowledgeable. They were helpful at all points of the journey. We had a fabulous time!”
Snorkel from Jolly Harbour to Bird Island and Paradise Reef on a catamaran, then enjoy a beach lobster lunch with open bar.
“Everything was amazing! The boat ride, the food and the staff. It was an amazing experience! Highly recommend!”
Antigua sunset catamaran cruise from St. John’s with hotel pickup, cocktails and canapés, live music, and golden-hour coastline views.
“Great vibes and crew. Had a blast with the crew and guests. Great views! Highly recommend to to off the trip”
Sail to Cades Reef from St. John’s for snorkel time, BBQ lunch, open bar drinks, and a calm-bay beach stop, with hotel or port pickup.
“This was the best tour!!! The crew of 4 gentlemen were nice and respectful. Ishmael was a great guide pointing out landmarks along the way The food was excellent. 10/10 recommend for a fun filled day on the water.”
Half-day small-group trip to Green Island for sea turtles, early beach time, snorkeling gear, snacks, and Prosecco, with easy pickup in Antigua.
“Jerome was our guide and we thoroughly enjoyed our time with him. He was extremely polite and informed us so much about the island. He was on time and went out of his way to make us happy. We had snacks, champagne , and rum!!”
Swim with stingrays in shallow, clear water off Antigua, with a cruise-friendly schedule, round-trip port transfer, and expert-led feeding.
“We were never able to go because they cancelled our reservation the night before due to some kind of event. We were leaving Antigua the following day. It was very unprofessional. If they had told us earlier we could have rescheduled the toRead more”
Antigua power boat day to Laviscount Island and Hell’s Gate, with snorkeling at Great Bird Island. Tortoises, caves, reefs, and lunch.
“The entire tour was awesome! The instructions for parking and pickup were very detailed and easy to follow. The boat arrived on-time and loading were seamless. The entire crew was AWESOME and very knowledgeable. They made the toRead more”
Power 360 catamaran cruises Antigua with snorkeling at Pillars of Hercules, sights at Devil’s Bridge, lunch, drinks, then English Harbour.
“We booked this 360 Catamaran cruise and what a fantastic trip! The 20 minutes across the Atlantic was like a roller coaster - great fun!”
Cruise Antigua’s clear glass boat to Hawksbill Rock and the Andes Ship Wreck, then swim at Deep Bay Beach, with snorkel gear included.
“My husband and I recently took the clear boat tour, and it was absolutely fantastic from start to finish! Despite the rain throughout most of our journey, it didn’t dampen our spirits one bit—in fact, it added a special touch to an already memoRead more”
Catamaran cruise along Antigua with beach swim stops, a seafood lunch, and seasonal lobster with sparkling wine.
“The beautiful Ocean views and the lobster was delicious. From the stop at the beaches to going into the ocean it was a great experience would definitely suggest it.”
A half-day Antigua small-group tour that hits English Harbour, Shirley Heights, Dow’s Hill, Devil’s Bridge, and Betty’s Hope.
“We started our tour early and made it to some of the highlights just before the crowds started to arrive. Our tour guide Tumba was amazing, the sites were great and we had just the right amount of time to see all of the sites. We have been to this island before and never seen many of the highlights that this tour took us to.”
Private catamaran snorkeling in St John’s Antigua with pickup, no gear to pack, drinks onboard, and a beach lunch for up to 15.
“Food was home cooked by captains wife and she did a great job. Water was a little rough but out of their control. Lots of beautiful sites to see. Enjoyed the trip.”
Six-hour Cades Reef snorkel cruise from St. John's with gear, lunch, drinks, and a beach stop in calm waters.
“A bit chaotic with the pick up point, given as Lydia's on the beach, Jolly beach, but is inside a private beach resort and security weren't too keen to let us in. Then the boat arrived a long way along the beach from Lydia's. Otherwise a good crew, good food and great view of the reef.”
