We did the snorkel to turtle cove-honeymoon beach (if it's the all day one). I've never seen so many people use the barf bucket on the sailboat. If you're prone to motion sickness, please, for the love of all things disney, take your meds!!! I swear, we were barely 5 minutes out of dock and 2 people were already sick! I felt sorry for them as the waves only got choppier (and just the sight of someone becoming ill...well, you know how that can be). We saw a few turtles but that was about it--the sealife wasn't very abundant (saw some fire coral). I was disappointed in how little time we got to snorkel there before they had us get back on the boat. And btw, there were a ton of other boats that were already at "turtle town" so maybe there was better coral/fish and we just didn't get to "sea" any. Honeymoon beach is absolutely stunning!! We took a family picture and now it's hung proudly on our wall--the ultimate white sand, tropical beach with caribbean blue water...beautiful! As I recall, there wasn't a lot to do there other than play in the water--again, no snorkeling opportunities and you had about a 100-yd swim to the beach (if you were elderly or very young, you could ride in the zodiac). The beach would've been fine but there was little shade, not enough lounge chairs, and you were there too long in my opinion. The crew of the boat was excellent and very entertaining. They were excellent tour operators and we had a good time. Just wish there had been more fish to see and more time to snorkel with the turtles/less time spent at the beach. We will be finding a private charter when we go in October as there aren't any excursions that offer the snorkeling we want to do. Good luck choosing!!
