HEAVENLY

Captain: Terry “TC” Carter

Captain Terry “TC” Carter
Captain TC is a fourth-generation Floridian whose roots run deep in the waters of St. Petersburg. After proudly serving in the U.S. Air Force, he returned to the Sun Coast to launch a successful entertainment company—bringing live music and expertly mixed libations to audiences of all ages. His talent for orchestrating unforgettable celebrations eventually drew him back where his heart belonged: out on the open sea.

For the past six years, TC has called the Caribbean home, guiding guests through its most spectacular playgrounds. Whether you’re snorkeling alongside eagle rays in the Virgin Islands, exploring the azure shallows of the Exumas, or hiking the rim of an active volcano on St. Vincent, TC’s deep island knowledge and storytelling flair bring every experience to life. A consummate professional and quintessential entertainer, he balances safety and seamless hospitality with genuine warmth—ensuring you’ll leave with memories to savor and already dreaming of one more day in paradise.



Chef Sonja Desouza
Chef Sonja brings over a decade of menu and cocktail curation to every voyage, transforming each meal into an immersive culinary journey. As a former catering director, she mastered the art of themed dining—crafting menus that transport guests through eras, cultures, and even fantasy worlds—while executing high-profile events across the United States and Canada. Sonja’s keen eye for precision and presentation ensures that every dish not only dazzles the palate but also accommodates individual dietary needs without ever sacrificing flavor.

Whether she’s designing a beach-side charcuterie spread for a yoga retreat or orchestrating an Alice in Wonderland–inspired tea party complete with “Eat Me” petit fours, Sonja’s creativity and attention to detail shine through. Her passion for storytelling through food, paired with seamless collaboration alongside Captain TC Carter, guarantees an onboard dining experience that’s as memorable as the sun-drenched Caribbean days—and keeps guests wishing they could stay just one day longer.