Frequently Asked Questions
Sample USVI Itinerary
Day 1) Pick Up at Yacht Haven travel to Magen’s Bay
Magen’s Bay has a beautiful white sandy beach complete with a beach bar and restaurant. This is a great spot for the inflatable hotdog pulled behind the dinghy, Navbow underwater scooter and great snorkeling.
Day 2) Magen’s Bay travel to Cruz Bay
Cruz bay is an excellent snorkeling spot. We usually pick this location to bring guests ashore for the St John experience. There are many beachside restaurants and bars, a local brewery, rum tasting and island shopping.
Day 3) Cruz Bay travel to Maho Bay
After Cruz Bay we head towards more remote locations with beautiful white sandy beaches and amazing snorkeling experiences. Maho also offers a unique experience at Maho Crossroads with a laidback beachy food and drink vibe with unique items for sale.
Day 4) Maho Bay travel to Waterlemon Cay
Waterlemon Cay is considered one of the best locations for snorkeling on St. John. It boasts a reef with clear turquoise water and tons of sea life. Here you can go ashore for a casual hike to the Annaberg Sugar Plantation ruins.
Day 5) Waterlemon Cay travel to Little Lameshur
Little Lameshur is another small remote location with excellent snorkeling. Here you have an opportunity to hike to the ancient Taino petroglyphs. The hike is a bit challenging, approximately 3 hours round trip and fairly steep, but provides stunning views.
Day 6) Little Lameshur travel to Hassel Island
Hassel Island has a storied past as the British occupied Hassel Island during the Napoleonic wars. The island has been used as a coaling station and for ship repair. Today it’s a great spot for snorkeling and relaxing in the Caribbean sun.
Day 7) Hassel Island disembark
The U.S. Virgin Islands
The U.S. Virgin Islands aren't just a string of stunning islands bathed in turquoise waters, they're a vibrant tapestry woven with rich history, diverse cultures, and endless possibilities for adventure. Imagine strolling through the colorful Danish towns of St. Thomas, shopping for duty-free treasures, then diving into the crystal-clear depths teeming with colorful fish. On St. John, hike through the emerald embrace of Virgin Islands National Park, discovering secluded beaches accessible only by trail, each a picture of perfect paradise.
St. Croix, the largest island, pulsates with a slower rhythm, offering historic sugar plantations whisper tales of the past, while the Cruzan rum flows freely and the local cuisine tantalizes your taste buds. Beyond the postcard-perfect beaches, the warmth of the Virgin Islands people shines through. Their infectious smiles and welcoming spirit draw you in, making you feel like part of the island family. It's this unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and genuine hospitality that makes the U.S. Virgin Islands not just a place to visit, but a place to truly experience the magic of the Caribbean.