See the Virgin Islands from a guided clear-bottom kayak
Paddle Virgin Islands waters with a professional guide
Paddle coastal waters after dark in an LED-lit tandem kayak
Sail to Turtle Cove for snorkeling, reef views, and time to relax on a catamaran
Sunset sailing with appetizers, drinks and pirate tattoos
Relax at Trunk Bay and take in Virgin Islands National Park views
Pair off-road island sightseeing with reef snorkeling from the Phoenix yacht
Explore Lind Point Trail and snorkel coral habitat at Honeymoon Beach
Secluded beaches, guided snorkeling, and Lime Out on a private St. John tour
Explore below the surface with a high- or low-speed underwater scooter
Drive an underwater scooter and snorkel Caribbean reefs from a custom dive yacht
Paddle a glow-lit double kayak through the bay at Elysian Resort
Build your own private yacht day from St. Thomas, with snorkeling and lunch onboard
Toast the evening with drinks and bites on Caribbean waters
Soar behind a boat for sweeping aerial views of St. Thomas and St. John
Customize a private catamaran day with snorkeling, beach stops, and onboard comforts
Design your own USVI day on a private powerboat with captain and snorkel gear
Design a private island day aboard a 47-foot catamaran
Sail, snorkel and unwind aboard a private luxury catamaran
Snorkel St. John reefs and relax on a beach with a small group
Private island cruising with snorkeling, swimming, and flexible shore stops
Private island cruising with snorkeling gear, drinks, and easy beach access
Snorkel Turtle Cove and relax on Water Island’s white-sand beach
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.