We ( family - children ages 4 & 6 ) had the best time on this boat . The crew is awesome and so is the rum punch ... They do a wonderful job with entertaining - making the children swab the deck / tying up some mom's and dad's .... true Pirate nature . Very Funny !! Then you... More

My wife and I took the two and one half hour cocktail sunset cruise. This cruise included unlimited cocktails; not a big assortment but adequate. We also received a small appetizer plate consisting of two chicken wings and two small spring rolls. The food was just so-so. The crew was very friendly. The boat holds around forty people but the... More

As others have stated, the cruise can be fun but maybe not for everyone. We went lastnight (was not sure it was going to leave as by 6:20pm we still were not on the boat). We finally got on board, the boat was PACKED ... still not sure how they fit everyone on board. It was winding and cloudy but... More

My family and I went on the Jolly Roger sunset cruise 4 days ago and were not thrilled with the experience. It rained for a little bit that day, and only 13 people boarded the ship. The captain navigating the ship was unprofessional. He had what seemed to be his wife on board sitting next to him and they were... More

We enjoyed a Jolly Roger sunset cruise on Aug 4th with friends and had a blast. This has to be one of the best sunset cruises we've been on (previously enjoyed several in Key West, St. Thomas and St. Martin). However, as with all sunset cruises if you have young children or don't drink you may want to come up... More

This was a lot of fun. We did the sunset dinner cruise. It did have an open bar so that made it worth the cost. You board from Georgetown on a giant pirate looking ship (although they don't actually use the sales). They take you out into the water and cruise around so you can see the sunset. The drinks... More

We were a little skeptical about this trip, but it was worth the money! Our son loved being sworn in by the pirates, inspected, swabbing the deck, and walking the plank! He is still talking about it! The crew was great and made the kids feel like they were part of a real pirate ship. The drinks were included, there... More

The Jolly Roger is a bit of a cult drinking cruise. Many of the local ex-patriate workers take regular voyages on this ship during the weekend, and the goal is generally to binge drink as much as you can in the two hours of open bar that is available. Afer all, it would not be a pirate ship if there... More

The "sunset cruise" is nothing like the advertisement on their website. First, it wasn't on the Jolly Roger but a different "pirate" ship, second, it was already dark before we sailed so so much for the sunset part. Third, the appetizers were chicken wings and something greasy and unidentifiable. I never saw a "full dinner" offered at all. Fourth, I... More