Top St Thomas Freediving

Picture this: You're lounging on a floating lily pad in crystalline Caribbean waters, cold drink in hand, watching silver fish circle beneath you as you bite into the best taco of your life. This isn't a dream—it's your Tuesday. This St John excursion transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary. Your private St John boat charter departs from St. Thomas or Cruz Bay, carving through turquoise waters toward Coral Bay, where the legendary Lime Out awaits—a taco restaurant that literally floats on the sea. Swim in to feast on fusion tacos crafted from island-fresh ingredients—think mahi-mahi kissed with mango salsa, jerk chicken with cilantro lime crema. Each bite tastes like the Caribbean into handheld perfection. What Makes This Unforgettable: - Lime Out's fusion tacos crafted with locally-caught seafood - Private charter for up to 12 guests - Multiple snorkel stops to underwater gardens, technicolor parrotfish, and turtles Some people collect postcards. You're about to become one.

Experience the ultimate thrill of a lifetime with your own personal underwater motor scooter. This unique underwater scooter allows you to view the wonders of the sea with no diving experience necessary...and you are the driver. Your adventure starts when you board our 60 foot custom dive yacht for a scenic cruise to the crystal clear dive site. Upon arrival you will begin to explore the brilliant undersea world where you will enjoy a guided tour of stunning tropical reefs and colorful fish of the Caribbean. This 3-3.5 hr. tour also features snorkeling adventures and spacious sun decks, to relax and soak up the sun. There's something for everybody. You will also be provided with snacks, refreshments, a bathroom, and freshwater shower. Join our friendly and professional staff for your unique underwater experience.

Get the underwater experience without having to learn how to scuba dive with a helmet dive at Coral World Ocean Park. You'll don a weighted helmet that allows you to breathe underwater and head down into the sea, where you'll spend about half an hour observing fish and other sea life.