Board a stable 50‑foot catamaran for a 2‑hour sunset crossing to the Stingray City sandbar. Feed, hold, or watch friendly stingrays from the deck during a roughly 45‑minute shallow‑water visit—ideal for families and non‑swimmers.
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The Buccaneer Catamaran slices the golden light of late afternoon as it leaves Safehaven Marina, the bay cooling under a soft Caribbean breeze.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light — minimal walking, short shallow swims; suitable for most fitness levels and families
Wildlife
History
The sandbar became a regular gathering when fishermen’s cleaning stations drew stingrays; local operators later formalized visits and handling protocols.
Conservation
Operators limit anchoring windows and provide staff guidance; use reef‑safe products and avoid touching wildlife except under crew instruction to reduce stress on animals.
Reserve your spot on the Stingray City Catamaran Sunset Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Check‑in early at Safehaven Marina
Arrive at the second gazebo by 3:45pm for a 4:00pm tour—there’s a large parking lot and staff will check tickets and safety briefings.
Bring reef‑safe sunscreen
Apply before boarding to protect both your skin and the marine environment; reapply with care away from the water.
Seasickness precaution
The 50‑ft catamaran is stable, but if you’re prone to motion sickness take meds before boarding and sit midship.
Respect the animals
Follow crew instructions during feeding and handling—no chasing or lifting by the tail to avoid stressing the rays.
Reef‑safe sunscreen
Protects skin and prevents harmful chemicals from entering the reef ecosystem.
summer
Snorkel mask (optional)
Helps you see rays and reef life clearly during shallow swims or from the swim step.
Water shoes
Protect feet on the sandbar and boarding ladder; helps with grip on wet surfaces.
Light windbreaker
Evenings can be breezy after sunset—useable for warmth on the return to the marina.