Good Times Too Premium Catamaran Lunch Cruise

4.9 (240+ verified reviews)

Palm trees over a beach on the west coast of Barbados

About This Experience

Good Times Too is a five-hour catamaran lunch cruise sold on Viator from US$154 per person (checked November 2026) and rated 4.9/5 from 240+ reviews there. It differs from most lunch cruises on this site in one useful way: it starts on the west coast instead of the Bridgetown waterfront, so if you are staying up the coast you skip the drive into town.

The operator caps each cruise at 20 passengers and promises a personal level of service. That puts it between the 12-guest boats on this site, such as Elegance, and the larger lunch catamarans. The listing does not give the length or model of the boat.

The listing is short on detail, so here is what you can rely on. You meet the boat at a west-coast point the operator confirms with you after booking. Because the boat is already on that side of the island, the operator says you reach the turtle site before the main crowd arrives from Bridgetown. Snorkelling gear is provided. Green turtles are wild, so a sighting is not guaranteed, and the tourism board discourages touching or feeding them. Lunch and an open bar follow during the cruise. The listing does not name other stops or give a start time, so check both on your confirmation.

The price covers lunch and alcoholic drinks; the listing does not describe the menu. It also lists an air-conditioned vehicle, which suggests some transport, but the meeting arrangements say only that the operator contacts you with details. Ask whether a transfer from your hotel is part of your booking before you plan around it. Bring your own towel and sunscreen, which the listing asks you to supply.

On the day, pack light. Lunch and drinks are on board and the snorkelling gear is supplied, so swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a hat and a little cash for a tip cover most of it; tipping the crew is appreciated but not required. Viator lists English and German as the languages on board, useful if anyone in your party prefers German. If the weather turns, free cancellation up to 24 hours before lets you move to a calmer day.

This cruise suits you if you are staying on the west coast, want a smaller crowd at the turtles and like the security of free cancellation up to 24 hours before. It is a less easy fit for cruise passengers: the start is on the west coast, a drive from the Bridgetown Cruise Terminal, and the start time is not published. If you are coming off a ship, a Bridgetown departure with port pickup, such as Elegance’s lunch cruise at US$165 per person on Viator, is simpler to time against all-aboard (our review).

Highlights

Reaching the turtle site ahead of the main crowd, per the operator
A west-coast start, handy if you are staying north of Bridgetown
Snorkelling near green turtles, sightings not guaranteed
Sailing on the calm, Caribbean-facing west coast
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start

What's Included

✓ Lunch
✓ Alcoholic drinks from the bar
✓ Snorkelling equipment
✓ Air-conditioned vehicle, per the listing
✓ Group capped at 20 passengers

Not Included

Towels
Sun lotion
Gratuities (not listed among the inclusions)

What to Bring

Swimwear and a cover-up
Your own towel
Reef-safe sunscreen and a hat
Sunglasses
Some cash if you want to tip the crew

Good to Know & Caveats

The cruise starts on the west coast, not in Bridgetown. The operator sends the meeting point after booking, so watch your messages.
The listing does not publish a start time or a full list of stops. Check both on your confirmation.
Ask whether hotel transport is part of your booking: the listing names an air-conditioned vehicle but does not describe a pickup.
Turtles are wild, so sightings are not guaranteed. Touching or feeding them is discouraged by the tourism board.
A catamaran heels less than a monohull, which many people find easier, but it does not guarantee you will not feel sick.
Viator lists English and German as the languages on board.

Not Suitable For

Cruise passengers on a tight port call
Travelers who want a fixed Bridgetown departure
Anyone who needs a set menu or schedule before booking

Meeting Point

The cruise starts on the west coast, not in Bridgetown, and the exact meeting point varies; the operator contacts you with the details after you book.

What Travelers Say

Rated 4.9/5 by 240+ verified Viator travelers.

The crew was outstanding. We had a small group and it felt like a private charter. Food was amazing and the catamaran was immaculate. Very comfortable seating and the bartender😄 made great drinks. All around top notch service. Would definitely book again!
— Natilee H, Sep 2026

The crew was knowledgeable and helpful from beginning to end. They kept the rum punch flowing and lunch was tasty.
— Darrell C, Aug 2026

Loved this crew! The one female crew, O, really showed women can be good crew too! Everyone was very attentive to all the passengers needs! Even the young boy,who probably had the most memorable day!
— Torria L, Jul 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the Good Times Too cruise start?

On the west coast, not in Bridgetown. The starting point varies, and the operator contacts you with the details after you book. Keep your phone and email on in the days before the cruise.

How many people are on Good Times Too?

The operator limits the lunch cruise to 20 passengers. That is more than the 12-guest boats on this site and fewer than the large lunch catamarans.

Is hotel pickup included?

The listing names an air-conditioned vehicle among the inclusions but does not describe a pickup. Ask the operator when they contact you whether a transfer from your hotel is part of your booking.

Will we see turtles?

The cruise stops at a turtle site, and the operator says the west-coast start gets you there before the main crowd. Turtles are wild, so no cruise can guarantee them. Watch them from a short distance and do not touch or feed them.

Can I cancel Good Times Too?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start.