Cruise the Caribbean waters of the British Virgin Islands in a replica pirate ship, setting sail from Tortola to Norman Island. Dressed up in provided costumes, wannabe pirates of the Caribbean will have swashbuckling fun on this day at sea, complete with swimming, snorkeling and pirate games. Lunch and beverages, including beer and rum punch, are included. It’s perfect for the whole family!
Highlights
- Pirate ship day cruise from Tortola
- Set sail to Norman Island in a replica pirate ship
- Steer the ship, walk the plank and swing from the yardarm while dressed as a pirate
- Go snorkeling in the Caribbean Sea, where you'll see colorful coral
- Lunch, beverages and hotel pickup and drop-off provided
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Snorkel in the Caribbean!
Setting sail aboard the British Virgin Islands only replica pirate ship, the Liana’s Ransom, you’ll experience life aboard an 18th-century tall ship. Complete with square topsail, rigging, yardarm and cutlass-wielding, period-dressed crew, it’s a pirate adventure come true for all me hearties young and old.
You’ll hear tales tall and true about the legendary pirates who sailed these waters 300 years ago, how they fought, pillaged and died. Free your inner buccaneer and dress up like a pirate, hoist the mainsail, or walk the plank into the ocean to go snorkeling and swimming with tropical fish.
There’s rum punch, beer and soft drinks to wet your whistle as you sail to Norman Island, the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel Treasure Island. On the return leg to Tortola, maybe you’ll be chosen to fire the ship’s 24-pounder black powder cannons!
You’ll hear tales tall and true about the legendary pirates who sailed these waters 300 years ago, how they fought, pillaged and died. Free your inner buccaneer and dress up like a pirate, hoist the mainsail, or walk the plank into the ocean to go snorkeling and swimming with tropical fish.
There’s rum punch, beer and soft drinks to wet your whistle as you sail to Norman Island, the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel Treasure Island. On the return leg to Tortola, maybe you’ll be chosen to fire the ship’s 24-pounder black powder cannons!
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