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Clear Kayaking & Snorkeling on Peter Island

Clear Kayaking & Snorkeling on Peter Island

Experience a thrilling ride in an open boat from your SeaDream yacht at Norman Island, traveling to Great Harbor at nearby Peter Island. Here you will have a clear bottom kayak tour with added time at Oceans 7 Beach Club to snorkel and enjoy a cool refreshment at the beach bar.

From the yacht, board the motor launch for a scenic 30-minute ride around the headland to Peter Island. An experienced snorkel instructor will meet you on the beach at the Oceans 7 Beach Club and assist in setting you up with the safety vest and boarding the two-man clear (see-through) kayaks. Paddle along the shoreline and around to the adjacent harbor before returning to the beach. Marvel at the water world passing beneath you in your see-through kayak. At the beach, you can use the included gear to snorkel over the adjacent reef and afterward enjoy one of the Oceans 7 Bar’s specialty drinks before returning to the yacht via the motorboat.

Notes: Alternative kayaking/snorkel locations may be used based upon the sea and weather conditions. Snorkel equipment (mask, snorkel, and snorkel vest) will be provided and instruction for novice snorkelers. Please wear sunscreen and your swimwear under a coverup, plus bring a towel from the yacht. Water is available onboard the motor launch and there will be approximately 1.5 hours of snorkel time and 45-minute kayaking time on this excursion. Remember to bring cash, or credit card, in case you wish to purchase any additional items at Oceans 7 Beach Club. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures, and some may have limited capacity. All adventures in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change. Final departure times will be published on-board.

Port: Norman Island

Duration: 3 hours

Current Price: 199 USD

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