Set your own course through the US Virgin Islands
Explore two Caribbean snorkel sites with an in-water guide and small-group attention
Paddle mangrove passageways as the sun sets over St. Thomas
Relax on a shaded catamaran with music, sun lounge access, and easy water entry
Cruise to Lime Out VI for snorkeling, swimming, and a floating taco stop
Paddle above an illuminated underwater world after dark
Combine national park snorkeling with a British Virgin Islands beach escape
Toast the evening with drinks and bites on Caribbean waters
Explore the US Virgin Islands aboard a private 36-foot power catamaran
Relax, snorkel, and swim from a private yacht built for island days
Cruise St. Thomas and St. John waters as the day turns to dusk
Private sailing with an open bar, snacks, and snorkeling gear
Private sailing, snorkeling, and watersports in the US Virgin Islands
Modern jet skis with safety-boat support for independent local riding
Hike to Honeymoon Beach and snorkel while looking for sea turtles
Paddle coastal waters after dark in an LED-lit tandem kayak
Explore St. Thomas and St. John waters with snorkeling and a Lime Out lunch stop
Design a private day cruising the U.S. and British Virgin Islands
Customize your island cruise with space to lounge in the sun or shade
Trade the usual beach day for island trails and guided underwater exploration
Private shaded catamaran cruising with flexible St. John snorkeling stops
Mix fishing and snorkeling with a day shaped around your interests
Design your own Virgin Islands day aboard a private speedboat
Private day on the water with an open bar, snacks, and snorkel gear
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.