Antigua and Barbuda · SNORKELLING TRIPS
Cades Reef runs two miles off the south-west coast and the north-east cays are shallow enough to see everything. The 12 below are compared on how long the boat actually stays at anchor, what gear comes with it, and whether lunch is a sandwich or a lobster.
Review of Antigua’s Turtle Beach Power Snorkeling Adventure, with sea scooters, turtles, a shipwreck, photos, pricing, and booking tips.
“Could not recommend this excursion enough. Definitely the coolest thing we did on our trip. The guide, Renick, was fansastic and we had a great time with him?”
Review of Antigua’s 6-hour lobster lunch cruise to Bird Island and Paradise Reef, with snorkeling, open bar, hotel pickup, and practical booking tips.
“Everything was amazing! The boat ride, the food and the staff. It was an amazing experience! Highly recommend!”
Explore Antigua by car and shore snorkel with Johnny, seeing Nelson’s Dockyard, Shirley Heights, turtles, shipwrecks, and octopuses.
“Wonderful!!!! Johnny was knowledgeable and fun The snorkeling was the best. Johnny made sure we were satisfied! He really cared that everyone has fun. Don't miss this opportunity!”
Kayak Antigua’s mangroves, boat to Cades Reef for snorkeling, enjoy rum punch and snacks, with pickup and a four-hour island escape.
“The kayaks are very fun, but make sure you do not bring anything in your kayak that you do not want to get wet. Wear lots of sunscreen and have a hat that will not blow away.”
See Antigua’s marine life from a clear kayak, then snorkel a reef on this friendly three-hour eco tour with transfers.
“We tried most of the popular excursions and this was our favorite one. These guys are super friendly and put a lot of effort into making you feel safe regardless of experience and fitness level. The glass kayaks are incredible; you get to see and interact with the wildlife a lot with a great view of the water beneath you. The guides put a lot of effort into giving you chances to hold and touch stuff like starfish and jellyfish.”
Private Antigua snorkeling by boat, reef fish, possible shipwreck sites, local snacks, rum punch, and a quiet beach from Jolly Harbour.
“Incredible experience that I would THOROUGHLY recommend. Our guide, Ekiel, was charming and knowledgeable and the whole Sea Cat team made it a priority to make our day as special as possible, it was the perfect way to start our holiday in Antigua. Do not miss this incredible experience!”
Sail to Antigua’s Cades Reef for snorkeling, a beach stop, barbecue lunch, open-bar drinks, and Caribbean music on a six-hour catamaran tour.
“Had a great time! Our captain and tour guides were very informative and very accommodating! The ship was lively and very entertaining! Food was delicious! Great group excursion.”
Paddle, kayak, and snorkel from Galleon Beach to Nelson’s Dockyard, with turtles, shipwrecks, reef life, transport, and local views.
“We had a great time kayaking, snorkeling and we enjoyed a local lunch with our guide Cheyvone. He was so organized and ran such a great adventure. He was fun, friendly and made the day great!”
Circle Antigua by power catamaran, snorkel a reef, enjoy lunch and drinks, and see Pillars of Hercules, Devil’s Bridge, and English Harbour.
“This boat had about 120 people. When you take this boat there is a section of really rough water for about 20 minutes. The crew warns you that the front of the boat will get wet and tossed around. There was nowhere else to go as the boat Read more”
Snorkel Antigua’s Cades Bay Reef for tropical fish, turtles, stingrays, lobster, and conch, with private transport and rum punch.
“Awful!! Got only 2H of a beach, we had been tried to reschedule to a different time, etc just BAD!!!”
Kayak Antigua’s North Sound, snorkel by Great Bird Island, and relax on a quiet beach with transport, gear, and rum punch included.
“Great tour around Antigua. Very comfortable van and great tour guides. The beach was beautiful and not crowded.”
Snorkel Cades Reef from St. John’s on a six-hour cruise with lunch, beach time, drinks, music, and round-trip hotel transport.
“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.”
Pick a coast, a harbour or a kitchen.
