✅ What’s commonly included

• Round-trip transport: You’ll be picked up (from your hotel, resort, or port) and brought back.
• A guided tour of the East End region: Scenic drives through less-touristed parts of the island, local villages, and culture stops—for example, visits to fishing villages like Oakridge and Punga Gorda cultural villages.
• Mangrove or nature boat/“water taxi” experience: Some tours include navigating mangrove canals or exploring coastal ecosystems.
• Cultural or historical stops: Visits to local communities, such as the Garifuna village of Punta Gorda, and learning about island history (pirates, settlers, local culture) are often part of it.
• Photo opportunities / viewpoints: Expect stops for scenic overlooks and interesting local sites.

⚠️ What’s not always included

• Meals & drinks: Many tours mention that food, snacks, or beverages are not included.
• Entry fees to certain attractions: For example, the iguana sanctuary or other side-stops might require extra costs.
• Snorkeling gear or water activities: Some tours include snorkeling or water gear; others don’t. Always check. For example, one advertised “use of snorkeling equipment” included in the East End tour option.

🕒 Typical duration & structure

• The tour typically lasts 3–5 hours, depending on the itinerary.
• It starts with pickup, then a drive across the island to the East End, stops at villages/nature spots, perhaps a boat ride through the mangroves, then returns.

🎒 What to bring & be ready for

• Wear comfortable, walking-friendly clothes and shoes.
• Sun protection: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen.
• Bug/insect repellent might be wise (in nature areas and mangrove regions).
• Camera/phone: plenty of scenic views.
• The tour may include boat rides—if so, a lightweight jacket or cover-up may help in breezy areas.
• Extra cash: for meals, souvenirs, or extra attraction fees.