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Set sail from the Westin for a 5-hour catamaran snorkel tour that combines two reef stops, beach time, and lunch from the Virgin Islands’ only floating pizza boat—PiZZA Pi. This family-friendly trip pairs easy snorkeling with a relaxed open bar and local flavor.
Set sail from the Westin for a 5-hour catamaran snorkel tour that combines two reef stops, beach time, and lunch from the Virgin Islands’ only floating pizza boat—PiZZA Pi. This family-friendly trip pairs easy snorkeling with a relaxed open bar and local flavor.
The sun hits the water in hard silver sheets as a luxury catamaran eases away from the Westin dock, trade winds urging the sail forward. Within minutes you’re cutting across crystal-blue lanes toward an offshore cay where coral gardens sit shallow and inviting—fish dart like punctuation around the tips of your fins.
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Operated by Cruz Bay Watersports · Cruz Bay, U.S. Virgin Islands
The sun hits the water in hard silver sheets as a luxury catamaran eases away from the Westin dock, trade winds urging the sail forward. Within minutes you’re cutting across crystal-blue lanes toward an offshore cay where coral gardens sit shallow and inviting—fish dart like punctuation around the tips of your fins.
This three-quarter-day cruise pairs straightforward, family-friendly snorkeling with a local oddity: PiZZA Pi, the Virgin Islands’ only floating food boat. The experience mixes marine time—two snorkel stops and a beach break—with a delivered pizza lunch, salads, cookies and a post-snorkel open bar. The maritime landscape here is young volcanic rock and coral reef; currents and shallow banks shape snorkeling picks and protected coves. Cruz Bay’s history as a maritime crossroads shows in reef names and scattered wrecks offshore; local crews often point out cultural touches, from boat-building techniques to rum-soaked storylines.
Expect shallow reefs (1–4 m) and some deeper drop-offs depending on the stop. The itinerary is gentle: short swims from the boat, guided snorkeling zones, and time on sand. Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light cover-up for sun and spray, keep hydration accessible, and secure phones in dry bags when the catamaran rocks. The tour is kid-friendly and nontechnical, but eye protection and comfortable fins improve your time in the water. In short: an easy marine outing that delivers clear-water snorkeling, a unique floating-lunch moment, and relaxed Caribbean sailing—all in half a day.
No prior experience is required—staff provide basic guidance and gear; however, basic comfort swimming in shallow open water is recommended.
Alternatives can be arranged with 72 hours’ notice; notify the operator during booking for allergies or special diets.
Yes—this tour is family‑friendly; children should be supervised and non‑swimmers can remain on deck with adults.
Trips cancel if conditions are unsafe; you can receive a full refund for cancellations made at least 24 hours prior per the policy.
Cruz Bay Watersports operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun hits the water in hard silver sheets as a luxury catamaran eases away from the Westin dock, trade winds urging the sail forward. Within minutes you’re cutting across crystal-blue lanes toward an offshore cay where coral gardens sit shallow and inviting—fish dart like punctuation around the tips of your fins.
The sun hits the water in hard silver sheets as a luxury catamaran eases away from the Westin dock, trade winds urging the sail forward. Within minutes you’re cutting across crystal-blue lanes toward an offshore cay where coral gardens sit shallow and inviting—fish dart like punctuation around the tips of your fins.
This three-quarter-day cruise pairs straightforward, family-friendly snorkeling with a local oddity: PiZZA Pi, the Virgin Islands’ only floating food boat. The experience mixes marine time—two snorkel stops and a beach break—with a delivered pizza lunch, salads, cookies and a post-snorkel open bar. The maritime landscape here is young volcanic rock and coral reef; currents and shallow banks shape snorkeling picks and protected coves. Cruz Bay’s history as a maritime crossroads shows in reef names and scattered wrecks offshore; local crews often point out cultural touches, from boat-building techniques to rum-soaked storylines.
Expect shallow reefs (1–4 m) and some deeper drop-offs depending on the stop. The itinerary is gentle: short swims from the boat, guided snorkeling zones, and time on sand. Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen and a light cover-up for sun and spray, keep hydration accessible, and secure phones in dry bags when the catamaran rocks. The tour is kid-friendly and nontechnical, but eye protection and comfortable fins improve your time in the water. In short: an easy marine outing that delivers clear-water snorkeling, a unique floating-lunch moment, and relaxed Caribbean sailing—all in half a day.