Itinerary & Country Map

Day 1–4
Arrive in St. Lucia and travel the windy road along the coast to the picturesque cove of Rodney Bay. After settling into your 46-foot catamaran yacht and meeting your crewmates, raise the main and set sail down island to do an orientation dive on St. Lucia's most stunning reefs, Superman's Flight, Anse Chastanet, Devil's Hole and Pinnacles. Moor nestled between the sheer cliff walls of the Pitons, two jungle-covered peaks that literally shoot straight out of the water, towering two thousand feet. Hike up for a bird's eye view of the island and its blue and green waters.

Day 5–8
Sail south to experience historic St. Vincent. Picnic at magnificent Baleine Falls, accessible only by boat. Hike up to the rim of the Soufriere Volcano and peek over the edge into the active crater. Anchor at Smuggler's Cove and dive through a crack in the rocks to explore a hidden bat cave. Visit Wallilabou and explore the actual set of Pirates of the Caribbean. After a marine biology briefing, plunge into crystal clear waters to find sheer wall drop-offs and reefs loaded with life. Sea creatures abound on our dives here, including spoon-nosed eels, brotula and viper morays. You may even catch a rare glimpse of a shortnose or red-lipped batfish.

Day 9–12
Visit Bequia, a beautiful and relaxed island of rolling hills, gingerbread houses, flowers and golden sand beaches. The island's wooden boat building, fishing and whaling history is unmistakable as we explore. An unforgettable highlight is spending a day working at the turtle sanctuary with Brother King, and having the opportunity to release one of his hawksbill turtles into the ocean. There is also a lot to see below the waterline in Bequia. Although very close to St. Vincent, the diving is altogether different. Bequia is all about big fish and gentle sloping reefs.

Day 13–17
The Tobago Cays provide the ideal setting to complete our Rescue Certification with crystal clear water, a maze of surrounding white sandy beaches and quiet hidden coves accessible only by boat. The astounding beauty of these tiny islands makes you feel like you’re inside a postcard. Spend an afternoon working on a service project with the Tobago Cays Marine Park. Then sail to Mayreau and dive into history on the 150-foot wreck of the Puruni, a gunboat sunk during the First World War.

Day 18–21
The diving only gets better in the final days of our adventure... The Sisters, Big Blue, and Kick 'Em Jenny offer fantastic opportunities to see pelagics, as the sheer walls drop off into the abyss. Swim past hundreds of statues as you investigate the world’s largest underwater sculpture garden. Head ashore on Grenada and see why people call it the Isle of Spice. The fragrance of nutmeg, cloves, ginger, cinnamon and tropical flowers permeates the breeze. The quaint towns have a colonial feel and the scenery is captivating. Hike the trail of Seven Sisters Falls and swim in its thundering water. Then listen to the sweet sound of steel drums and dance with friends at a farewell beach party.