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Climb aboard Epiphany for a private half- or full-day cruise along Grenada’s southwest coast—snorkel an underwater sculpture park, swim quiet beaches, and enjoy homemade rum punch. Perfect for families or small groups seeking an easy, customizable day on turquoise water.
Climb aboard Epiphany for a private half- or full-day cruise along Grenada’s southwest coast—snorkel an underwater sculpture park, swim quiet beaches, and enjoy homemade rum punch. Perfect for families or small groups seeking an easy, customizable day on turquoise water.
A warm wind lifts the salt from the Caribbean and Epiphany’s hull cuts a clean line through turquoise water. Onboard, the deck smells of sunscreen and fresh rum punch; ahead, the shallow reef of the underwater sculpture park waits like a secret museum, the sculptures bobbing in silent currents that dare you to look closer.
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Operated by Epiphany Cruises · St. George's, Saint George Parish
A warm wind lifts the salt from the Caribbean and Epiphany’s hull cuts a clean line through turquoise water. Onboard, the deck smells of sunscreen and fresh rum punch; ahead, the shallow reef of the underwater sculpture park waits like a secret museum, the sculptures bobbing in silent currents that dare you to look closer.
Grenada’s coast is born of volcanic action and coral growth: black basalt outcrops at headlands, long sandy bays formed by reef accretion, and clear lagoons that sustain fishers and families alike. The island’s spice-trade history and Afro-Caribbean culture color small harbors and beach bars; fishermen still bring in morning catches that can be grilled on deck. Local beaches such as Grand Anse and Morne Rouge (BBC Beach) offer sheltered swimming and gentle paddleboarding in sunlit coves.
Practically speaking, expect a private 2–8 hour charter aboard a 32ft Boston Whaler with snorkeling gear, bottled water, snacks and homemade rum punch included; fishing and onboard BBQs are available on request. Plan for sun exposure and shifting winds: mornings are often glassy for snorkeling, afternoons bring steady sea breezes that make sailing pleasant. Coordinate pickup time with your operator, confirm fishing licenses if needed, and bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light windlayer. On shorter cruises you can sample two snorkel sites and a beach stop; full-day bookings allow for on-deck fishing and a fresh-caught lunch. Whether you want to float over submerged art, chase a dorado, or relax with a drink while the coastline slides by, this private cruise balances easy comfort with hands-on island time.
Yes—basic snorkel equipment, masks and life jackets are included; you may bring your own mask for a better fit.
Yes—fishing and onboard BBQs can be arranged, but request these options at booking and note full‑day tours are best for fresh‑catch meals.
Yes—this private charter is suitable for children and all fitness levels; infants must sit on laps and crew will advise on water safety.
Full refunds are typically available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; confirm specific terms with the operator.
Epiphany Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm wind lifts the salt from the Caribbean and Epiphany’s hull cuts a clean line through turquoise water. Onboard, the deck smells of sunscreen and fresh rum punch; ahead, the shallow reef of the underwater sculpture park waits like a secret museum, the sculptures bobbing in silent currents that dare you to look closer.
A warm wind lifts the salt from the Caribbean and Epiphany’s hull cuts a clean line through turquoise water. Onboard, the deck smells of sunscreen and fresh rum punch; ahead, the shallow reef of the underwater sculpture park waits like a secret museum, the sculptures bobbing in silent currents that dare you to look closer.
Grenada’s coast is born of volcanic action and coral growth: black basalt outcrops at headlands, long sandy bays formed by reef accretion, and clear lagoons that sustain fishers and families alike. The island’s spice-trade history and Afro-Caribbean culture color small harbors and beach bars; fishermen still bring in morning catches that can be grilled on deck. Local beaches such as Grand Anse and Morne Rouge (BBC Beach) offer sheltered swimming and gentle paddleboarding in sunlit coves.
Practically speaking, expect a private 2–8 hour charter aboard a 32ft Boston Whaler with snorkeling gear, bottled water, snacks and homemade rum punch included; fishing and onboard BBQs are available on request. Plan for sun exposure and shifting winds: mornings are often glassy for snorkeling, afternoons bring steady sea breezes that make sailing pleasant. Coordinate pickup time with your operator, confirm fishing licenses if needed, and bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light windlayer. On shorter cruises you can sample two snorkel sites and a beach stop; full-day bookings allow for on-deck fishing and a fresh-caught lunch. Whether you want to float over submerged art, chase a dorado, or relax with a drink while the coastline slides by, this private cruise balances easy comfort with hands-on island time.