Glass-Bottom Boat
The Easiest Window to the Reef
The boat slides off the jetty; the sea becomes a moving gallery. Through the glass, coral gardens drift beneath you—branching thickets, soft fans, bright fish flickering in ribbons of light. No mask, no fins. Just color, motion, and the hush of water.
It’s perfect for kids, grandparents, non-swimmers, first-timers, and anyone between divers or snorkelers who still wants the reef—hair dry, heart full.
Experience It
You’ll likely see parrotfish grazing, butterflyfish in pairs, clownfish in their anemones, blue-spotted rays, trumpetfish, the odd turtle or moray—plus coral heads, sandy lanes, and drop-off edges where the blue deepens.
Morning light makes colors pop; late afternoon adds drama. Bring water, a hat, and sunglasses; soles that won’t slip on the viewing frame. For photos, brace your camera on the rim and shoot when the boat idles.
Witness teh wonders of the sea without getting wet.
