Great time with stingrays! - While on my recent business trip our group took Red Sail to Stingray City and one of the nearby reefs. My 6 year old son traveled with me and was a part of the group. He said he had so much fun “more than ever”. The crew was amazing. Kind, professional, knowledgeable and above all patient and safe. Thank you Andre, Deven and Alex for great time and hospitality!

Book a tour with Alex & Myron - So glad we did this tour.. it was the highlight of our trip! We got to snorkel, swim with stingrays, and see starfish. Our tour guides also made the experience SO amazing. Shoutout to Alex & Myron- they were so friendly & super knowledgeable about all things sea-life and the island. Definitely stand out guys. Would do it all over again in a heartbeat!

Absolutely amazing! - What an amazing experience! Tom , holly and myron were absolutely phenomenal, very knowledgeable and fun! Stingrays were incredible, Tom being very gentle and friendly with the stingrays. Holly a great photographer and fun with the stingrays and myron a fantastic captain, telling us about the mangroves. Phenomenal trip, would highly recommend!!

Kissing the Stingrays... - We took the famous Stingray City, Starfish, Snirkle adventure. From the time we stepped in the boat until we stepped off the service from the crew was amazing. Lots of excitement, safe, fun environment, beautiful azur water, great narratives, highly recommended.

Stingray City and sunset cruise - We wanted to do the sunset cruise to avoid cruise ship crowds and minimize the sun since I burn easily we accomplished one of these🤣. They picked us up at our hotel and then stopped at several other hotels before taking us to the dock. The vehicle was comfortable and well air conditioned and driver was good unlike one of our other experiences where we were clutching our seat belts. When we got to the dock we boarded pretty quickly slowed only by people who had not signed their waivers on line in advance. The boat was one of their smaller catamarans and there were about 28 people on our trip which was comfortable. There is a covered area but the shade disappeared as soon as we left the dock. It was about a 30-40 minute ride out using the engines. Once we arrived, they briefed us and in the water we went. I had done the other stingray city in the early 90s diving and this was a very different experience. Each boat is limited in the amount of squid they feed the rays and our guides were not feeding them and still they came over to socialize. The water was only 2-3 feet deep. There are waves so you do have to pay attention to your balance. I mostly stayed on my knees and my head was comfortably above water. There were list of rays, very large females that were quite docile and willing to let you “hold” them, sometimes for much longer than you thought they would stay. They are velvety smooth and have soulful eyes that look at you while you are holding them. The tour operators would get them and bring them to the guests and show them how to hold them. There were three of them in the water so there was never a long wait to hold one and you have lots of opportunities during the 45 minutes or so in the water. One of the guides will take your photo and then sell you the digital images ($25 for 1, $35 for two and on up). They airdrop them to you or email them. Lots of the passengers had their IPhones in plastic waterproof cases and were taking pictures and videos. They generously shared them via airdrop when we were back on the boat saving us lots of money and getting more candid shots and videos. Once we were back on the boat, they brought out snacks and opened the “bar” where they sold drinks. The snacks were fruit, cookies, and what looked like focaccia. That was free. All the drinks were not except for the non bottled water. We didn’t have any but I think they were about $10 each. They put the sails up for the trip back although they weren’t sailing on the traditional sense of tacking to make the most of the wind but it was very peaceful. Many of us sat on the netting at the front and watched the sunset. After the sunset, they took the sails down and motored into the dock. Despite lots of sunscreen and it being late in the day, we didn’t burn our foreheads, cheeks and noses so if you are fair skinned co sided wearing a hat even in the water. We had a great time, spending much more time closer to the rays than I did decades ago with scuba gear on. Ted Saul might be more expensive than some of the other operators but they are very professional and make it an easy enjoyable experience.