Questions before you ride?

Rhino Tours lists a fleet mainly made up of Rhino Riders and Scoobi-Ray craft. Rhino Riders are 10 ft. inflatables with a center console, steering wheel, throttle, and 25 HP outboard engine. Scoobi-Rays are listed as 12 ft. inflatables with a 30 HP engine and seating for up to three people.

Yes. Rhino’s FAQ lists 400 lbs maximum for Rhino Rider and 450 lbs maximum for Scoobi-Ray.

Anyone aged five years or older can participate. Drivers must be at least 18 years old.

Basic swimming knowledge is recommended. High-flotation life vests are provided. Rhino Tours says the tour is not recommended for pregnant guests or persons with back problems.

No. Guests who do not want to snorkel can stay on the boat, soak up the sun, swim, or relax during the stop.

The FAQ says about 30–45 minutes are spent snorkeling.

Wear a bathing suit under your clothes and bring a towel, sunglasses, sunscreen, and optional rash guard or t-shirt for sun protection.

Rhino’s FAQ says tours rarely need to be rescheduled or canceled due to bad weather, and passing showers are common. Guests should remember they will get wet either way.

The FAQ lists Rhino Base as about 20–25 minutes by taxi from Philipsburg / the cruise ship pier, depending on traffic.

Rhino’s FAQ lists the Rhino Rider watercraft, guide, snorkeling equipment, life vest, bottled water, and soft drinks as included.

The current FAQ states Rhino Tours must be notified of cancellations at least 24 hours before the tour or the full price may be charged, with an exception related to arrival-day disruptions.

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