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Board at Port Zante for an evening catamaran with cocktails and canapes. You stay on deck. There is no snorkel stop, even when the boat passes Shitten's Bay.
Arrive at Port Zante Marina with time for a photo as the catamaran leaves the harbour. The crew take lines, brief the deck, and start serving drinks once you are clear of the dock. You run the Caribbean coast toward the south-east hills, sit with a drink while the light changes over the water, and eat finger food on board. Wind can pick up as the sun drops, so keep a layer handy even after a hot day on land.
The boat may pass the snorkel cove used on daytime trips, but you do not get in and there is no kit on this ticket. The return follows the same shoreline into Basseterre, and you dock at Port Zante to walk or transfer back to hotel or ship. Do not linger on wet decks in the dark without a crew member pointing the way to the gangway. Eat a proper meal before you board if you want more than snacks.
Port Zante Marina sits beside the cruise berth in Basseterre. The run is along the west and south-east shores of St Kitts, not a set crossing to another island. Allow a few minutes on the dock for photos before you board, and use the marina shops next door if you arrive early.
The outing stays on the St Kitts side rather than a landing on Nevis. Cruise guests can walk from the berth when pickup is not on their rate, which makes this a simple evening after a day on land. Read the voucher for boarding time, because sunset timing shifts through the year.
The minimum age is 5, and groups start at two guests, so single travellers should check the two-person minimum before paying. You need to be steady on a moving deck. This is not a swim, and it is not a snorkel product.
If you want snorkel time, book a daytime catamaran instead of expecting kit or a water stop on this ticket. Take what you normally use for seasickness before boarding if short harbour trips unsettle you, and bring a light layer for the dusk breeze.
Drinks and canapes are built in, and the outing is short enough to sit after a land day without a seven-hour commitment. You stay dry, with the coast and the changing light as the point of the ticket rather than a water stop.
Boarding is at Port Zante, so cruise guests can walk from the berth when pickup is not on their rate. The same crew run the deck from lines-off to the gangway home, which keeps a social evening simple after a hike or a beach day.
Arrive at Port Zante Marina with time for a photo as the catamaran leaves the harbour. The crew take lines, brief the deck, and start serving drinks once you are clear of the dock.
If you have pickup, be at the named hotel door on time. Late guests delay the whole boat.
The boat runs toward the south-east hills and may pass Shitten's Bay. You stay dry. This is a look at the coast, not a snorkel stop.
Use the time for drinks and canapes. Wind can pick up as the sun drops, so keep a layer handy.
The return follows the same shoreline into Basseterre. You dock at Port Zante and walk or transfer back to hotel or ship.
Do not linger on wet decks in the dark without a crew member pointing the way to the gangway.
Bokun lists three hours for the product. Operator notes also mention about two hours of relaxation on the water once you have left the marina. Use the live voucher for boarding time rather than guessing from the website.
Allow extra minutes at Port Zante if you want photos as the boat leaves the harbour, because lines come off on the crew's clock, not yours.
No. The itinerary is explicit that you pass Shitten's Bay for the light and the hills, not to get in the water. There is no snorkel kit on this ticket.
If you want a snorkel, book the half-day or full-day catamaran instead. Do not expect to swim on the sunset run.
Cocktails and finger food / canapes are included. That is the point of this ticket compared with the snorkel days, which put more time into the water stop.
Eat a proper meal before you board if you want more than snacks. Flag serious allergies when you book.
Minimum age is 5. Groups are two to 15 people. Single travellers should check the two-person minimum before paying so the booking is not rejected at checkout.
This is a social deck, not a quiet private charter, unless you have bought out the boat separately with the operator.
Yes, pickup is listed. Boarding is at Port Zante Marina. Confirm your hotel or ship name so the driver knows where to come.
If you are already at the cruise berth, you can walk to the marina. Give yourself time for the shops if you want a photo as you leave.
Pickup is listed as available, but not every rate includes a van. Confirm your hotel or ship name so the team can say whether you should wait at a lobby or walk to Port Zante Marina.
Cruise guests already at the berth can walk to the dock. Late guests delay the whole boat, so be at the named door or marina on time.
You leave Port Zante, run the coast toward the south-east hills, and return along the same shoreline as the light changes. Dolphins or seabirds are possible, not promised.
Bring a layer. Wind on the water at dusk is cooler than Basseterre streets, even after a hot day on land.
Decks still move. If you get seasick on short harbour trips, take what you normally use before boarding rather than waiting until you feel unwell offshore.
This is an easy, slow outing compared with the snorkel days, but it is still a boat, and wet decks at dusk need care.
Poor light, high wind, or lightning can cancel. The crew will not run a sunset they cannot complete safely or dock in the dark without enough visibility.
If the date cannot run, follow the checkout terms. Sunset timing shifts through the year, so read the voucher rather than assuming a winter clock.
Sunscreen, a towel, and personal items for two to three hours. A light layer helps once the sun drops and the breeze comes up along the coast.
Leave large bags at the hotel. Phones should have a strap if you want photos against the skyline, because decks get wet even without a snorkel stop.
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