moderate
6 hours
Suitable for individuals with basic physical fitness; ability to board and maneuver a small boat is required.
Take the wheel of your own speedboat and navigate Saint Lucia’s stunning west coast. This unique day trip combines driving thrills with volcanic mud baths, a waterfall swim, authentic Caribbean lunch, and snorkeling beneath the iconic Pitons.
6 Hours | Self-Driven Excursion with Land and Sea Stops
Become the captain of your own 17’ speedboat on a thrilling journey along Saint Lucia's stunning west coast! Experience the unique drive-in volcano, rejuvenate in mud baths, swim at the Toraille Waterfall, savor a delicious buffet lunch, and snorkel in crystal-clear waters, all while enjoying breathtaking views of the iconic Pitons.
Captain for a Day
The Sea is Your Playground and You're the Driver!
Drive in a 17’ Atomix speed boat along the picturesque west coast to the town of Soufrière.
Three stops offer different vantage points of the majestic twin peaks: first a drive to the drive-in volcano and mud baths; next stop at the Toraille Waterfall where you can take a refreshing dip; then drive to The Still Beach Restaurant to enjoy an authentic buffet lunch while marveling at view of the bay and Petit Piton.
After lunch, return to your vessel, and proceed to our exclusive snorkeling site. When snorkeling is over, head back up the coast via the majestic Marigot Bay, and then to your resort with plenty of time to relax before dinner.
6 hours
If you are coming on a Princess Cruise Ship, please do not reserve this tour. If you do reserve this tour, we will have to cancel it and refund you due to a Contract Agreement.
You must have a valid driver’s license to operate the speedboat safely and legally.
Choose shoes that dry quickly and provide grip for both the boat and wet land excursions.
Protect yourself from tropical sun and preserve coral reef ecosystems by using reef-safe sunscreen.
Use waterproof bags or containers to keep phones, cameras, and valuables dry during boat rides and snorkeling.
Soufrière has roots as a historic colonial settlement and was the first capital of Saint Lucia, lending cultural depth to the coastline views.
Efforts to protect coral reefs and marine habitats along Saint Lucia’s west coast are active, encouraging responsible boating and snorkeling practices.
Protects electronic devices from water exposure during boat rides and snorkeling.
Prevents sunburn while safeguarding the local coral reef ecosystems.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable during water-based activities and land stops.
summer specific
Offers traction and protection on slippery boat decks and during mud bath excursions.