Jamaica · SNORKELING TOURS IN NEGRIL
A Jamaican week runs out of free mornings fast. These 5 snorkelling tours in Negril are worth one of them, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Board the yellow Lucky Duck in Negril for a 2.5-hour boat outing with Captain Jason and Junior. Look through the glass bottom, snorkel Med Reef for about an hour, then spend another hour on Booby Cay, where fresh lobster and fish are sold separately.
“Captain and second mate very knowledgeable and entertaining! Made first time snorkelers comfortable!”
Join Captain Jace Allen and his crew from Negril Seven Mile Beach for reef snorkeling, a sunken cannon, and a beach lunch on Booby Cay. Expect about four hours on the water, with lobster or a seasonal substitute, jerk chicken, drinks, music, and a return cruise along the beach.
“We had a fantastic time with the whole crew. They communicated with us right up to the pick up and showed up at the resort on the boat right on time. We went with a smaller group - it was just us (a couple) and a couple of girl friends. EverRead more”
Meet near Margaritaville Negril at 9 a.m. for a two-and-a-half-hour boat trip with snorkeling, reef viewing, and time on Booby Cay. Captains Jason, Kevin, Roger, and Mark have led departures, with gear provided and optional grilled lobster or fish sold on the island.
“Jason and Mark were awesome and very professional! Safety was a priority for us and we appreciated that! The food on the island was delicious and definitely Jamaican style!”
Join Captain Jace Allen’s crew from Negril Seven Mile Beach for a two-hour snorkeling trip to coral reefs, a sunken cannon, an anchor, and a shipwreck. Expect beach pickup, reggae music, sea-life lessons, and a small-group setting capped at 25 people.
“A fantastic experience that we 10/10 recommend! Pickup was easy, straight from the beach in front of our resort, and our guide was funny, friendly, and extremely knowledgable in the water. We saw starfish, urchin, conch, and so many fish and coral. Definitely the highlight of our trip. Can’t wait to be back!”
Spend about four hours sailing Negril’s coast on an adults-only catamaran with reggae music, unlimited drinks, light snacks, snorkeling at Sandy Cove Reef, beach time near Margaritaville, and a sunset stop at Rick’s Café. Hotel transfers are included from most Negril resorts.
“At the beginning, it was okay. However, if they know rain is in the forecast, they should cancel. We didn't get to go to Rick's Cafe, and there was a lot of confusion at the end. A lady was hit in the back of the head about a seat on the bus. It was ridiculous. I wish they would have provided an opportunity to do this tour again.”
Pick a river, a reef, a cliff or a rum still.
