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We had a great time on the excursion, everyone was so nice and professional. Definitely would recommend!

Fun adventure covering land and sea. Great lunch of some local favorites at outdoor facility. Crew were very friendly and entertaining.

Our group has a absolutely amazing time 8 hours of complete fun adventure and amazing vibes, I would recommend to many

Boat excursion is the way to go! The water and land combination. We made it a full day boat, snorkling, mud bath, and waterfall. Lunch was pretty good too!The party on the way back to our port was awesome. We had a family group of 11. The rum punch hit the spot!

This is a full day sail to Soufriere to see the Volcano/ mud bath, a buffet lunch on a beautiful estate and a trip to a waterfall to watch or get wet under the falls.The boat and crew were great. We sailed down the coast which is a terrific way to see St Lucia. Three highlights were sailing into Marigot Bay, viewing the Pitons, and sailing into Soufriere town. The town represents a rare vision of the old Caribbean towns like in Pirates of the Caribbean. That is not something you see every day. My only real disappointment was the food of the buffet lunch. It was typical fare and lukewarm warm at best. Everyone is hungry by the time we eat and I realize that it’s a buffet lunch for the masses but considering the turn over of people, the food should be hot and taste fresher. As far as everything else, the boat and the crew and the sail, I’d give it 5 stars with the exception of the lunch.

The pickup from the cruise port was confusing but overall we enjoyed the excursion. The info we received said we would meet up with guide on the pier and to look for tour operator, Barefoot Adventures. We found someone from Barefoot Adventures but she was running a different tour people had booked through Princess cruises (our cruise ship). She was very helpful though in directing us to a gazebo within the courtyard of the port duty free shops where we eventually gathered with passengers on several different excursions being run by operator Carnival - not Barefoot. Seems Barefoot must have subcontracted. No one from Carnival asked to see our tickets and I don’t think they verified our names either. From the cruise port, they put us on a two-minute van ride to the place where we boarded the catamaran. Some of the people who were with us stayed behind because they were on a different tour that was on land. Once we were on the catamaran there was no more confusion and the crew did a good job of explaining where we were going and pointed out sites along the west side of the island as we went down to Soufriere. The catamaran seemed to have maybe 50 to 100 passengers. In Soufriere we were herded onto multiple vans to visit sulfur springs mud bath / volcano. The crew/guides did a good job of keeping all of the groups organized to their respective vans. Our guide, Tonya, was excellent and very knowledgeable! We opted to do the volcano history with a guide at the site over the mud bath since we had done that on a different island. We really enjoyed the presentation on the caldera. We then made a stop at the waterfall and Tonya managed to get each participant a photo in the waterfall before we returned to the catamaran for a buffet lunch. About halfway back we anchored and some people snorkeled while others just used the beach and swam for 30-45 minutes. On the sail back people continued to enjoy rum punch, and beer and dancing to the music. There was definitely a younger vibe, though there were some older and middle-aged people. If you do not like a party atmosphere this part may be a turn off. The catamaran dropped off the cruise ship passengers right at the pier within walking distance of the ship before heading to wherever the hotel passengers get dropped off.

Fantastic day from start to finish. Spending Christmas Day on the catamaran was the perfect choice. The crew were amazing—friendly, helpful, and informative—and the drinks flowed all day. The sulphur springs are a must-see, and the waterfall was absolutely out of this world.Highly recommended, and I would definitely do it again.

It rained almost our entire trip but we still had an awesome time. The waterfall was a bit underwhelming but still neat to see! The lunch was delicious. The drinks were unlimited the entire time on the boat, nonalcoholic and alcoholic beverages. Overall my husband and o enjoyed our excursion, the crew was really nice as well

Be prepared for a fun day. Very well organized, excellent team on board, great music with spirited dancers making a difference to do it again.

We had a fantastic time on the catamaran. It was very laid-back. The weather was beautiful and the staff was attentive and very safety conscious. We met a lot of really nice people on the trip and enjoyed the local activities such as the mud bath and the afternoon lunch at the sugarcane plantation.

GREAT experience! The staff members are fun and professional. The catamaran is perfect for those who want to see the sights and feel the wind and water, it also had shade areas that we appreciated. The views are stunning and the waterfall and mud bath was fun! Highly recommend.

The tour was very well organized and fun. We had good amount of time at each of the spots. They even pointed out pilot whales to everyone. The whole family had a good time

Excellent excursion. Bring extra sunscreen…you will need it. Also bring a hat. Catamaran from north hotels to stops is about 1.5 hrs

Great experience and way to spend a day, highly recommend from start to finish. Staff are great especially Courtney!

Great fun staff.. Gorgeous scenergy, good food and drink. Well planned day. Excellent experience in mud baths and at the waterfall.

We booked this tour with the Project Chocolate Bean to Bar option from the Landings Resort. Overall a fun day! Started the day early with an 8:30am pickup from our hotel, arrived at the Castries port around 9:30am (stopping at other resorts along the way) and then waited around 45 minutes for the cruise passengers to arrive. Probably around 60-70 passengers total on the catamaran. Boat was in good condition, clean, with both men and women bathrooms. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Sailing time to Soufrier was around 90 minutes, snacks and drinks included, alcohol around 11am. Then walked to a minibus where a guide brought us to the Project Chocolate site, where we had a brief educational tour then made a chocolate bar from the nibs. Lunch was very good. Then a stop at the Sulfur Springs (bathrooms and a shop there) to learn about the history of the volcano, and then a quick drive to the mud baths (bring your bathing suit for snorkeling too, changing rooms there). After around an hour, back on the bus, return to the port, a different catamaran. Short ride to the Sugar Beach, dropped off shore to snorkel (changing rooms and bathrooms there too) and finally ride home around 5:30pm, passing briefly through the beautiful abd exclusive Marigot Bay (no stopping). Music, dancing and drinks until back at Castries for the hour-long busride to hotel, arriving at the Landings at 8:30pm. A long day but worth it!