Bridgetown: Barbados Coastline Sunset Luxury Cruise
About This Experience
The evening version of the Oceanluxx double-decker: three hours down the Barbados coastline with snorkel and swim stops on the way out, then the sunset on the way back with a glass of wine on the upper deck.
The boat is the same one, with the same small passenger numbers and the same attentive crew, but the shape of the trip is different. The snorkelling comes first, while the light is still good and the water is warm; the second half is about the view, the fully stocked bar and the food rather than the swimming.
It is the trip to book if you want to be in the water and still have your day free, or if you have already done a turtle trip and want the coast from a different hour.
Highlights
- Three hours timed to put the snorkel stops first and the sunset second
- Small passenger numbers, so the crew's attention is not spread thin
- Enhanced views from the upper deck of the double-decker
- Snorkelling and swim stops in the sheltered water off the west coast
- A fully stocked bar and food on board throughout
- Wine on deck for the sunset on the run back to Bridgetown
What's Included
- ✓ Three-hour coastline sail
- ✓ Snorkel and swim stops
- ✓ Food on board
- ✓ Open bar throughout
- ✓ Wine for the sunset
- ✓ Upper and lower deck access with crew service
Not Included
- Transport to the Careenage Marina
- Towels
- Gratuities
What to Bring
- Swimwear
- A towel
- Sunscreen
- A light layer for after sunset
Good to Know & Caveats
- Snorkelling happens in the first half, while the light is still good; the second half is the sunset run.
- Transport to the Careenage Marina is not included, and you bring your own towels.
- The boat is the same double-decker as the operator's half-day cruise, run at a different hour.
- Turtle sightings depend on the day and the stop; this trip sells the coastline rather than a guaranteed turtle.
- Cancel free up to 24 hours before for a full refund.
Not Suitable For
- Non-swimmers who do not want to enter the water at the stops
Meeting Point
The vessel berths in the Careenage Marina in Bridgetown, in front of the statue. The crew in orange uniforms meet you at the boat.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.5/5 by 48 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
It was nice time out on the water, I was expecting a bit more during the cruise. We didn’t go far from the port. We did snorkel and see beautiful fishes and the ship wreck but I thought we would sail around the island more and swim with turtles but that did not happen. The food was not great and the drinks was okay. The staff on the boat was nice and made sure we had a good time tho.
— Shakima, May 5, 2026
The tour was great and the guys who ran the tour could not do enough for you. Well worth it!
— Jill, April 25, 2026
Very enjoyable with great guide and good food oh and plenty of rum punch!
— Clive, May 25, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there snorkelling on the sunset cruise?
Yes, and it comes first. The stops are made on the way out while the light is good; the return leg is the sunset, the bar and the food.
How is it different from the half-day cruise?
Same boat, same crew, three hours instead of four, and timed for the evening. The half-day version puts more of the day into swim stops and a Bajan lunch; this one trades an hour of that for the sunset.
Where does it leave from?
The Careenage Marina in Bridgetown, in front of the statue. Getting there is on you - transport is not included.
Are drinks and food included?
Yes. The bar is fully stocked and open throughout, food is served on board, and wine is poured for the sunset.
Should I bring a towel?
Yes. The operator asks you to bring your own towels, and a light layer is worth having once the sun is down.
Other Barbados Turtle Trips
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Barbados -Luxury Cruise with Lunch and Open Bar
Bridgetown: Carlisle Bay Turtle and Shipwreck Boat Cruise
Barbados: Private Catamaran Cruise with Snorkeling
