Next time I'll skip the snorkeling and just stay on the Jolly Roger. Our ride back to Seawind included some great dance music and the boats' crew turned up the volume as we got closer to the Festivale, Seawind and Norfolk - everyone was dancing at this point. This was a beautiful island and along with Grenada I could definitely spend more time exploring this island. The boat we were on was previously a fishing boat that was amazingly refurbished for tours - make sure you notice the before and after pictures. There were about 40 passengers on this excursion.
Food is served on the boat before arriving at the volcano and snacks after the snorkeling.
At the city near the volcano taxi vans shuttle passengers up to the volcano where an excellent guide walks small groups to the edge of the volcano to photograph the bubbling sulpher pools and give an excellent talk about the volcano. After the volcano tour the ship heads back towards Marigot Bay for 1 hour snorkerling. I snorkeled for awhile and than gave up the fins, mask, and snorkel and just put some goggles on and swam around. There were 2 other boats in the cove that also had snorkelers exploring the area. Many passengers commented that the number of activities on the Seawind Crown were significantly less than on other cruise lines.