Boat Charters

If you are looking to get out and explore the Virgin Islands (and we recommend that you do!) consider booking one of many highly ranked boat excursions. Boat Tour is the #1 thing to do in St. John according to Trip Advisor.

1. Budget accordingly.

2. Bring your passport.

3. Make sure that you have cash to cover customs charges, where applicable.

 

St. John Boat Tour Charter Options:

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Palm Tree Charters

https://palmtreecharters.com/

For a truly customizable experience, try Palm Tree Charters. They have two boats ready for private booking for up to 6 guests. Their website touts that your cruise will be unique to you. You choose where to go based on telling them what you'd like to do. And it looks like they really know their stuff based on their reviews. If you want snorkeling, they will deliver. Looking for a unique island bar? They know just the spot. Make sure to bring your passport and other items you'd typically take for a beach outing (snorkel gear, drinks and snacks, towels, camera, sunscreen). They provide an ice-filled cooler.

Lion In Da Sun

https://lionindasun.com/

Also highly ranked with similar reviews and experience, Lion In Da Sun is another private charter company. In addition to full day trips, they offer half day options from 8:30am-1:30pm. They also accept credit cards as payment for the trip which can be helpful if you don't have a lot of cash or a check on hand. 

 

Kekoa Sailing Expeditions

https://blacksailsvi.com/

If power boats aren't your thing, try a sailing expedition. Trip cost is per person with your choice of four options: Jost Van Dyke, St John Full Day, St John Half Day, and Sunset Sail. Like other boat trips, sunscreen is recommended, but only the non-aerosol (non-spray) kind.
 
*Please visit respective sites to confirm pricing. 

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