Boat Tours with Lunch in St. Lucia

Boat tours with lunch in St. Lucia come down to one standout day: the six-hour speed boat tour on Timeless II from Rodney Bay to the Pitons. LucianStyle Experiences has run tours from Gros Islet since 2006, and the speed boat day is our lunch flagship — grilled fish or chicken, an open bar pouring rum punch, and the island’s west coast sliding past the rail.

Twin Pitons of St. Lucia seen from the water on a full-day boat tour with lunch onboard
Approaching Soufriere by boat with the Pitons rising, the route of St. Lucia boat tours with lunch
Beach swim stop near the Pitons on St. Lucia's west coast during a boat tour with lunch
LucianStyle — Rodney Bay, St. Lucia

The Speed Boat Day: St. Lucia's Flagship Boat Tour with Lunch

This page covers the speed boat day with lunch in detail — the menu, the open bar — plus the sunset cruise for evening canapes and how we handle dietary requests on private charters. Everything here is what we actually serve, not brochure talk.

St. Lucia speed boat tours on Timeless II run a six-hour day down the sheltered west coast, from Rodney Bay past Marigot Bay to Soufriere and the Pitons. Lunch is included in the day, and the coastline stays in view the whole way.

The day packs in snorkel stops at Anse Cochon or Anse Chastanet with gear provided, lunch, and an open bar. Ride shared and meet other travelers, or book the whole boat as a private charter. Shared seats run US$160 per person, and private full-boat charters start from US$1,400 for the six-hour day.

What's on the Lunch Menu

Lunch on the speed boat day is a proper Caribbean plate, not a sandwich in a cooler:

  • Grilled fish or chicken as the main
  • Rice and salad
  • Plantain, because no island plate is complete without it

It is part of the speed boat day, which also includes snorkel stops at Anse Cochon or Anse Chastanet. The open bar runs alongside: rum punch, soft drinks, and water, all included. No drink tickets, no tab at the end. Add it up and this is an all-inclusive boat tour day — a boat trip with lunch included and drinks covered from the first pour to the stretch home.

Sunset Cruise: Canapes Over Rodney Bay

If you want food on the water after dark, the St. Lucia sunset cruise is the evening option. It sails two to three hours from Rodney Bay Marina, with group cruises of 20 to 40 guests usually running Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings.

Instead of a full lunch, the crew passes canapes: grilled shrimp, fish cakes, fruit skewers, and plantain chips. Extras like champagne can be added when you book. Private sunset charters sail most evenings on request, and they are popular for proposals, anniversaries, and small weddings — tell us the occasion and we plan the evening around it.

Dietary Menus and Private Charters

Traveling with a vegetarian, a shellfish allergy, or a menu request the standard plate does not cover? On private charters, special or dietary menus are arranged at booking. Name the requirement when you reserve and the team plans the meal around it.

Private charters are a LucianStyle specialty beyond the menu. You name the occasion — a birthday, a honeymoon, a family reunion — and the team builds the whole day around it, from private timings to a private driver. On shared seats, lunch is the set menu: grilled fish or chicken with rice, salad, and plantain.

On the Water

Why Book Your St. Lucia Boat Tour with Lunch Direct

Booking direct with a local boat tour agency beats a third-party listing on the details that matter. LucianStyle Experiences has operated from Rodney Bay, Gros Islet since 2006 and holds 77 five-star Google reviews across ten-plus years. Our Experience Center sits at 11 Reduit Beach Drive if you prefer to plan your day face to face.

Hotel pickup covers Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, and Cap Estate, and we collect cruise passengers near the Castries terminals. Every booking gets a written confirmation with pickup details, so you know where to stand and when. Questions about the menu, the bar, or the route? One WhatsApp message gets a straight answer from the local team.

FAQs

What food is served on a St. Lucia boat tour with lunch?

Lunch on the speed boat day is grilled fish or chicken with rice, salad, and plantain. An open bar runs through the day with rum punch, soft drinks, and water included. The evening sunset cruise serves canapes instead: grilled shrimp, fish cakes, fruit skewers, and plantain chips.

Yes. The open bar is part of the speed boat day, with rum punch, soft drinks, and water poured across the six hours. There are no drink tickets or onboard tabs. On the sunset cruise, the crew passes canapes, and extras like champagne can be added at booking.

LucianStyle speed boat tours run US$160 per person on shared seats, with private full-boat charters from US$1,400 for a six-hour day. Lunch and an open bar are included in the speed boat day. Message WhatsApp +1 758-722-1200 with your dates and headcount to book.

Yes, on private charters. Special or dietary menus are arranged at booking, so name the requirement — vegetarian, an allergy, or anything else — when you reserve. On shared seats, the set lunch is grilled fish or chicken with rice, salad, and plantain. If the set menu will not work for your group, a private charter is the sure route.

No full dinner — the sunset cruise serves canapes: grilled shrimp, fish cakes, fruit skewers, and plantain chips during the two-to-three-hour sail from Rodney Bay Marina. Group cruises usually run Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings. For a full meal on the water, book the daytime speed boat tour, which includes lunch.

Hungry for a Day on the Water?

Lock in your speed boat day or sunset sail at lucianstyle.com/book-now, or message us on WhatsApp at +1 758-722-1200 with your dates and group size. Every booking comes back with a written confirmation and your pickup details. Planning the rest of your trip? Start with our guide to Saint Lucia Tours.