We require a small deposit at the time of booking, which can be paid via Zelle or Venmo. The remaining balance must be paid in Cash on the day of your charter.
In The Bahamas, crawfish (lobster) season officially runs from August 1st to March 31st. Outside of these dates, we focus on world-class reef fishing and conching
Yes! We specialize in family experiences. Our captains are experts at teaching beginners how to snorkel and ensuring the kids have a blast shelling for sand dollars.
Our land tours cover iconic spots like the Glass Window Bridge, Sapphire Blue Hole, and Preacher’s Cave. We organize the ferry for you, and a private vehicle is
included for the tour. Please note that the ferry cost is not included in the charter price.
Yes! Our captains are always happy to snap photos of your group on your own devices. If you want something more professional, ask about our Photography Packages, which include high-quality ground and underwater photography to capture your day
perfectly.
We offer several pickup points depending on where you are staying in Eleuthera, Harbour Island, or Spanish Wells. When booking, please let us know your accommodation (Hotel or VRBO), and we will coordinate the most convenient dock for you.
Absolutely! Whether we are reef fishing, conching, or lobster spearing (in season), the catch is yours. Our captains are happy to help you clean and prep your catch to take back to your rental.
Yes! We specialize in family experiences. Our captains are experts at teaching beginners how to snorkel and ensuring the kids have a blast shelling for sand dollars.
Safety is our top priority. Please let us know in advance if any members of your party are pregnant or have recent surgeries, neck, or back injuries. We can adjust our route and speed to ensure a smooth, comfortable ride for everyone.
In The Bahamas, tropical showers often pass in 10 minutes. We sail rain or shine unless the weather is deemed unsafe by our captains. A full refund is only issued if we have to cancel due to unsafe weather conditions.
