Feed the Green Sea Turtles
Visit these beautiful tropical creatures with their natural water camouflage.
Captain Kid will deliver you to a special spot where these magnificent wild creatures will come right up to you, and take food from your hand. There is plenty of time for great videos and family group photos.
Meet the World Famous Bahama Swimming Pigs!
Take delight in splashing around with our famous bahamian swimming pigs. Our excursion is fully tailored to your wishes. We will boat to a picture perfect beautiful island beach, where you can feed, swim, and interact with these extraordinary pigs.
Reef Fishing - Bone Fishing - Deep Sea Fishing - Spear Fishing
These tropical waters, are our backyard. We know where to go on any particular day to find the "Daily Catch."
You will have a great day fishing!
Private Land Tours
We start by asking what you want to see, and we then make suugestions to add in as much adventure as we can. There are many sites to see:
Preacher's Cave, The Sapphire Hole, The Glass Window Bridge, Queens Bath, Harbour Island, Spanish Wells, etc.
The point is, we will customize the trip to your group's requests & desires.
Amazing Tropical Sealife! Awesome Snorkeling
The water is warm. Sea life is everywhere. We boat you to personal secluded locations, where we know there is plenty to see, and opportunities for great memories.
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Testimonials
"Capt. Kid & Son Charters are worth every penny!"
Chris Patch
"Making memories that last a lifetime"
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Captain Kid Eleuthera Boat Tours is a family owned and operated business. When you book with them, you are helping a life long islander prosper.
Captain Jody Pinder's family has lived on the Island of Spanish Wells for many generations. Jody was given the nickname Kid when he started commercial lobster fishing with his older brother at the age of 18. Captain Kid traces his family ancestry back to the Eleutheran Adventures who shipwrecked at Preachers Cave and settled the Bahamas in 1648.
Jody said, "We grew up here. The waters around our island is home. From swimming, snorkeling, spear fishing,we did it all. It was part of our daily life. Sailing, and boating around the islands, is as natural as driving a car. Learning and discovering my surroundings by boat, taught me to respect and cherish the water, and I take pride in passing on my love & passion for this island retreat."
Jody's son, Kayston is a fully certified Captain. He has lived on the island all his life, and spent his teenage years on the local waters. The waters around Spanish Wells was his backyard. He spent his summers on the water, fishing, snorkeling, and hunting turtles. He has developed a skill at catching them, which is incredibly difficult. Kayston is great with people of all ages. Whether you are a child, teenager, or an adult, your day spent with him will be a very enjoyable and memorable one.
Capt.Kid and Capt. Kayston are fully STCW 95 certified, and are locally licensed captains.
Looking for a 1/2 day or day excursion? We've got the boat, the gear, and the expertise to help you enjoy the great Bahamian outdoors, and we provide you, your family, and friends with memories that will last a lifetime. It's great to visit the island and tour around, but getting out on the open waters, and seeing our island from a boat, really is the experience that will put your vacation over the top. Being a family owned business, we understand how important family memories are. We pay particular attention to your requests, and we will tailor make an adventure around your aspirations.
History lesson...
The Eleutheran Adventurers were a group of English Puritans and religious Independents who left Bermuda to settle on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas in the late 1640s. The small group of Puritan settlers, led by a man named William Sayle, had been expelled from Bermuda for their failure to swear allegiance to the Crown, and were searching for a place in which they could freely practice their faith. This group represented the first concerted European effort to colonize the Bahamas.