Explore the British Virgin Islands by power catamaran
Pair your snorkel sail with lunch from a floating pizza boat
Shape your own island day aboard a sleek VanDutch 40
Pair national park snorkeling with an island escape to the British Virgin Islands
Make the island day your own aboard a 37' Axopar
Explore by land and sea aboard a power catamaran
Pair coral reef snorkeling with lunch at the Virgin Islands' only floating taco bar
Pair turtle snorkeling with reef exploration and an open bar after your swims
Pair a luxury catamaran sail with time to explore St. John at your own pace
Sail in comfort to off-the-beaten-path snorkel spots
Explore the Virgin Islands by luxury catamaran
Pair an evening on the water with your choice of dining in St. John
Captain your own boat to St. John's beaches and snorkeling spots
Swim and play with dolphins in a Caribbean sea sanctuary
Explore the ocean floor with an air-supplied helmet and park admission
Meet, touch, and play with dolphins in shallow water
Interact with sea lions and enjoy all-day Coral World Ocean Park admission
Explore coral reef waters with a certified Snuba guide, plus all-day park admission
Meet juvenile sharks and learn how their nursery supports conservation
Relax at Trunk Bay and take in Virgin Islands National Park views
An all-ages yacht outing with snorkeling, lunch stops, and sunset views
Private yacht days with dining, an open bar, and onboard water toys
Cruise St. John’s shores with snorkeling, food-boat stops, and an open bar
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.