Glass Bottom Boat Tours in Caribbean

Embark on a glass-bottom boat tour from Sousa, which gives two opportunities to view the underwater world: via snorkeling or through the boat's glass bottom. Those who wish to snorkel will be provided mask, fins, and snorkel; others can simply view the scenery through the boat's clear floor. Snacks and refreshments provided on Sousa Beach.

Experience Tobago's highlights and a Buccoo Reef glass bottom boat trip on this full-day tour. After a panoramic drive around the island's capital of Scarborough, visit Plymouth to see the 'Mystery Tombstone' and Fort James. Then, ride a glass bottom boat to Buccoo Reef to view its fish and corals through the underwater windows, and swim and snorkel at Nylon Bay. Entrance fees, plus pickup and drop-off at selected southwest Tobago hotels included.

Get a peek at the Dominican Republic's rich marine life without getting wet during this 3-hour excursion aboard a glass bottom boat. See clusters of colorful coral and schools of fish darting under you; opt to use the provided snorkeling gear for a more in-depth look. Learn about the marine flora and fauna from your local guides. Stop at a natural swimming pool for a dip and an opportunity to purchase drinks at the swim-up bar. Back on board the boat, toast your trip with some Mamajuana, the locals' favorite drink. Round-trip transportation from Punta Cana hotels is included.

See beautiful Buccoo Reef from a different vantage point in this glass-bottom boat tour with morning or afternoon departures. With guidance from your captain and crew - plus snorkeling gear, masks, and life jackets provided - dive under water and admire exotic fish, coral gardens, and sea grass. You'll also stop at Nylon Pool, a famous shallow sandy area in the middle of the sea, where you can walk, float, or swim.

Explore one of the Caribbean's most accessible and colorful coral reefs on a glass bottom boat tour from Trinidad and Tobago. Set out from Scarborough in Tobago and cruise the Caribbean to Buccoo Reef, known for its vast array of hard and soft corals and sea life. Marvel at the underwater world of green loggerhead turtles, endangered leatherbacks and giant manta rays - as well as exquisite reef formations - beneath you from the comfort of above. Afterward, stop at the island's popular 'Nylon Pool' for a swim in its shallow sandbar waters.

Board a glass-bottom boat for a 1.5-hour tour to Stringray City, and encounter the Grand Cayman Islands' marine life first-hand. Watch schools of reef fish slip by the boat's clear viewing window, then slip into the warm, shallow water to play with the island's friendly population of stingrays. Stand on the sandy seafloor as you pet their smooth, scaly backs and lean in for a good-luck kiss, then don a snorkel to swim alongside them as they flit across the shallow sandbars and bright coral reefs.