Self-guided kayaking and snorkeling in protected mangrove waters
Chart your own course through St. Thomas' mangrove waterways
Paddle St. John’s beaches and coves independently for a full week
Hike to Honeymoon Beach and snorkel St. John's coral reefs
Paddle and snorkel independently through St. Thomas' Mangrove Lagoon
Paddle mangroves, hike Cas Cay, and snorkel protected waters
Paddle mangrove waterways, hike Cas Cay, and snorkel protected waters
Paddle St. Thomas beaches, coves, and mangrove forests at your own pace
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
Soar behind a boat for sweeping aerial views of St. Thomas and St. John
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
Try scuba diving with a certified instructor—no certification required
Watch the sunset, then explore St. Thomas underwater after dark
Watch the sunset, then snorkel after dark with a guide
A private sunset cruise followed by guided flashlight snorkeling
Watch the sunset, then explore marine life after dark from a private boat
Build snorkeling confidence with guided pool practice
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.