Top St Lucia Catamaran Cruises

joah and cummie were great guides and they both have such amazing souls! my husband and i loved meeting them and spending the day with them :) having a private boat is much nicer - we were able to pick what we wanted to do! we told them we wanted to snorkel and they took us to 3 amazing snorkeling spots and try some local food, so we did just that! would definitely love to book this again next time we're in st. lucia!!! love fatima and hassan ♥️

A great day on the Israel King III for my wife and me with Titus and Cummie. We were on a HAL cruise and they picked us up and dropped us off at a dock right in the immediate area where our ship was docked, just a very short walk through the cruise port shops and restaurants area. We cruised along the coast from the cruise port south to the Pitons area, stopping along the way to see interesting and beautiful things. We wanted to snorkel so we stopped at three different locations, including the amazing Anse Chastenette, where we honeymooned in 1988. They had cold drinks (beer and water) and rum punch. We could have purchased a local lunch but we opted to wait for food on our ship. Titus and Cummie got some lunch and it looked yummy. After the last spot in the water we sped back up the coast, a really fun ride. We timed our stops such that we avoided the big boat crowds. It was a great experience and Titus and Cummie were very personable and took great care of us, we very much enjoyed getting to know them. They are very proud of their island nation and they should be! Don’t be surprised by the $30 fuel surcharge. It is clearly articulated in the listing. Just add that amount to the trip cost to know your total if you are comparing prices. We felt the experience was well worth what we paid. Be sure to have some cash in hand if you want a local lunch or decide to go ashore for optional experiences that have some entry fees or a short taxi ride. We love to be in the water so we opted just to do that. Good communication as well prior to the date.

This tour is long. It’s took us about 5 1/2 hours. We did know that when we booked it. To get a view of the Pitons and visit Sulphur Springs, you do need to travel up into the mountains. The road had a lot of switchbacks, and one person in our van who had motion sickness was struggling. But it was nice that our driver was flexible. We skipped the mud baths and the botanical gardens. He did make a stop at a local chocolate shop that we passed on the way. He also stopped at a roadside stand where we sampled banana ketchup and creme de banana liqueur and spiced rum. That was a very interesting stop and totally unexpected. We really appreciated it. We also all purchased something from the proprietor. We enjoyed the excursion and are glad that we did it, but if we ever get back to St. Lucia, it’s not something that we would repeat just because of all the driving involved.