Question 1

Should I bring my own food?

Accepted Answer

\We provide an assortment of snacks and water on all public trips. If you have dietary restrictions, we recommend coming prepared. Feel free to bring any personal reusable water bottles, food and refreshments.

Question 2

Is there a bathroom?

Accepted Answer

We do not have a restroom on the boat, other than the big blue loo. We encourage everyone to use the harbor restroom prior to departure.

Question 3

I get seasick. Should I be worried?

Accepted Answer

We recommend taking seasickness medication at least 30 minutes before boarding. Our tours operate in open ocean conditions, and even on calm days, motion can affect some guests.

Question 4

What do I do if I see a shark?

Accepted Answer

Maintain eye contact with the animal, stay calm, and follow guide instructions. Sharks may appear at any time in offshore waters. If you specifically do not want to see a shark, we recommend being comfortable viewing from the boat during offshore snorkeling opportunities, or contacting us ahead of time so we can pair you with a compatible group. Guest safety is our top priority.

Question 5

What if we don't see any animals on my tour?

Accepted Answer

We always do our best to find wildlife, but these are wild animals in an open ocean. Sightings are never guaranteed. That unpredictability is part of what makes it special.

Question 6

Is there first aid on the boat?

Accepted Answer

We carry a fully stocked medical kit and supplies on board, and all of our crew are trained as Emergency First Responders.

Question 7

Can I get photos of my trip?

Accepted Answer

Our guides often have cameras in the water, but their primary responsibility is guest safety-especially during shark interactions. We offer GoPro rentals for $30/day. For dedicated photo coverage, personal photo packages are available on private charters.(https://www.seethroughsea.com/private-charter)

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