Celebrity - catamaran w/lobster lunch and seasickness - your experience??

[LadyBerard]

Heading to Antigua in Jan. and had read some reviews that many people had gotten seasick on this excursion.  We have this booked, and I plan on taking Bonine the night prior and the morning of the excursion, but I am also considering cancelling it.  I am wondering if it was just an unusually rough day at sea for these people or if it is always rough.  If you have taken this excursion, would you please let me know how your trip was.  Thank you.

[JerseyGirlatHeart]

Have done this tour many times and luckily never gotten sick (we normally travel in January) and don’t recall any others getting ill either.  Enjoy!

[Tyler414]

Seasickness is subjective, I simply don’t get seasick doesn’t matter the size of boat, place or time. Some folks may not get seasick on a cruise ship, but may get seasick on a 52ft catamaran, some folks may not get seasick on a 52ft catamaran, but may get seasick on a 18ft runabout. Pretty hard question to answer, unless your like myself who simply doesn’t get seasick…

I have this excursion booked for my march 24 cruise. I’m also looking at a DIY Xtreme circumvent or Eco tour with an adventure Antigua dot com company. 

Edited November 17, 2023 by Tyler414

[Tyler414]

On 11/9/2023 at 7:13 PM, JerseyGirlatHeart said:

Have done this tour many times and luckily never gotten sick (we normally travel in January) and don’t recall any others getting ill either.  Enjoy!

Do you recall where the stops were?  Hell’s Gate?  Pillars of Hercules?