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When we were in Barbados in 2001, we booked an excursion with Tiami Cruises. You can find them on the internet. Had a very nice new, large Catamaran, with lunch, a beach stop, swim with the turtles and a nice ride out to sea.... The cometo the dock and pick you up and take you to their boat. We started with Mimosas. The turtle swim was a highlight, well the whole excursion was a highlight! The stop was off shore, over some coral, they fed the turtles which drew them in - I'd say we saw 4 or 5. Then we had lunch. AND it was GOOD. I don't ever expect these kinds of meals to be impressive but it was VERY good! They had (native) fried flying fish, bar-b-que chicken, potato salad, tossed salad, rolls, cake, tea, water, mixed drinks. After lunch we had a beach break for 30 minutes or so. Then we headed out to sea for a ride. The Rum Punch started flowing and as we flew across the water the flying fish were flying right beside us. Its really cool to see! I t hink it cost about $60/each in 2001 and that is for a 5 hour excursion. All I can say is that it was worth every penny! Nice boat, great food, fun people! GREAT DAY!

Look them up: Tiami Cruises!

<blockquote data-quote="Kgordon" data-source="post: 727988">When we were in Barbados in 2001, we booked an excursion with Tiami Cruises.&nbsp; You can find them on the internet.&nbsp; Had a very nice new, large Catamaran, with lunch, a beach stop, swim with the turtles and a nice ride out to sea....&nbsp; The cometo the dock and pick you up and take you to their boat.&nbsp; We started with Mimosas. The turtle swim was a highlight, well the whole excursion was a highlight!&nbsp; The stop was off shore, over some coral, they fed the turtles which drew them in - I'd say we saw 4 or 5.&nbsp; Then we had lunch.&nbsp; AND it was GOOD. I don't ever expect these kinds of meals to be impressive but it was VERY good!&nbsp; They had (native) fried flying fish, bar-b-que chicken, potato salad, tossed salad, rolls, cake, tea, water, mixed drinks.&nbsp; After lunch we had a beach break for 30 minutes or so. Then we headed out to sea for a ride. The Rum Punch started flowing and as we flew across the water the flying fish were flying right beside us. Its really cool to see!&nbsp; I t hink it cost about $60/each in 2001 and that is for a 5 hour excursion.&nbsp; All I can say is that it was worth every penny!&nbsp; Nice boat, great food, fun people!&nbsp; GREAT DAY!Look them up:&nbsp; Tiami Cruises!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kgordon, post: 727988"] When we were in Barbados in 2001, we booked an excursion with Tiami Cruises. You can find them on the internet. Had a very nice new, large Catamaran, with lunch, a beach stop, swim with the turtles and a nice ride out to sea.... The cometo the dock and pick you up and take you to their boat. We started with Mimosas. The turtle swim was a highlight, well the whole excursion was a highlight! The stop was off shore, over some coral, they fed the turtles which drew them in - I'd say we saw 4 or 5. Then we had lunch. AND it was GOOD. I don't ever expect these kinds of meals to be impressive but it was VERY good! They had (native) fried flying fish, bar-b-que chicken, potato salad, tossed salad, rolls, cake, tea, water, mixed drinks. After lunch we had a beach break for 30 minutes or so. Then we headed out to sea for a ride. The Rum Punch started flowing and as we flew across the water the flying fish were flying right beside us. Its really cool to see! I t hink it cost about $60/each in 2001 and that is for a 5 hour excursion. All I can say is that it was worth every penny! Nice boat, great food, fun people! GREAT DAY! Look them up: Tiami Cruises! [/QUOTE]