This is NICK'S Private Charters
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Half Day 4-hour Charter $1000
Feed the stingrays at Stingray City Sandbar, snorkel the Barrier Reef and visit Starfish Point. Departs at 9am & 2pm 7-days a week
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Full Day 7-hour Charter $1500
Visit multiple snorkeling sites, experience both the Sandbar and Deep Stingray sites, or simply just have more time to sit back and relax in paradise! Departs at 10am 7-days a week
The Stingray City Sandbar
The North Sound’s most popular attraction, known as the “Sandbar” to locals, this extremely unique feature is the site of one of the most amazing phenomena that occurs anywhere in the world. Over the years, dozens of Southern Stingrays have made the Sandbar their home.
The Barrier Reef
It is exactly that, a barrier that protects the North Sound from the open sea. The inside of the barrier reef offers snorkeling in waters ranging from 5-15 feet in depth. This amazing feature plays a huge part in creating the conditions that allow us to enjoy the North Sound. Inside the barrier reef you will encounter diverse forms of marine life, from Trumpetfish to Moray Eels.
Coral Heads
Scattered throughout the North Sound, these sites tend to be among everyone’s favorites for snorkeling. Depths range from 8ft up to 15ft. The experience is like swimming in a natural aquarium. Most visitors are completely mesmerized by the sheer numbers and approachability of the colorful fish that inhabit these areas. Conch and lobster are also regular residents of these sites as well.
Starfish Point
This is a wonderful location on the tip of a peninsula on the eastern side of the North sound. Here you will find a remote beach whose waters are teeming with an abundance of Starfish. The shallow waters are less than knee-high, allowing visitors of all ages to relax and enjoy these unique creatures in a very safe environment
The Mangroves
The mangroves, both Red and Black, exist along the North Sound’s entire perimeter. They serve not only as an estuary for most of the marine life, but as a nesting area for many species of birds, including the Blue Heron and Snowy Egret. A large portion of our mangroves are in the highly protected Environmental Zone.
