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Discover the Enchanting US Virgin Islands
St. Croix - St. John. - St. Thomas
The LaidBack USVI offer sophisticated dining, turquoise waters and quaint towns.
Welcome to the enchanting realm of the US Virgin Islands (USVI), where the captivating trio of St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas await your exploration. These serene islands offer a harmonious blend of elegance and relaxation, where turquoise waters, sophisticated dining, and charming towns create an idyllic backdrop for unforgettable memories.
St. Croix enchants with its vibrant Danish Colonial architecture that sets the stage for delightful dining experiences and breathtaking sailing adventures. Dive into the underwater coral gardens that beckon avid divers to a world of vibrant marine life. On St. Thomas, Charlotte Amalie beckons as a shopper's paradise by day and a lively hub of nightlife after sundown.
Meanwhile, tranquil St. John unveils its natural treasures through serene trails, secluded coves, and the vibrancy of Cruz Bay's shops and bars. The allure of these islands is further enhanced by the availability of non-stop and connecting flights from the US mainland. Most flights make convenient connections in San Juan, Puerto Rico, opening a gateway to this Caribbean paradise.
Experience seamless travel among the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and neighboring Caribbean gems with the ease of inter-island carriers. Embark on a journey where luxury meets leisure, and where the wonders of the USVI await your arrival. Your journey to serenity and sophistication starts here in the US Virgin Islands.
St. Croix enchants with its vibrant Danish Colonial architecture that sets the stage for delightful dining experiences and breathtaking sailing adventures. Dive into the underwater coral gardens that beckon avid divers to a world of vibrant marine life. On St. Thomas, Charlotte Amalie beckons as a shopper's paradise by day and a lively hub of nightlife after sundown.
Meanwhile, tranquil St. John unveils its natural treasures through serene trails, secluded coves, and the vibrancy of Cruz Bay's shops and bars. The allure of these islands is further enhanced by the availability of non-stop and connecting flights from the US mainland. Most flights make convenient connections in San Juan, Puerto Rico, opening a gateway to this Caribbean paradise.
Experience seamless travel among the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and neighboring Caribbean gems with the ease of inter-island carriers. Embark on a journey where luxury meets leisure, and where the wonders of the USVI await your arrival. Your journey to serenity and sophistication starts here in the US Virgin Islands.
7 Day Sample ItineraryDay 1
The crew will be happy to coordinate your taxi pick-up at the airport. You will be met at baggage claim and transported to Yacht Haven Grande Marina within 15 mins to meet the crew. Following your boat briefing, settling in and sipping on your welcome signature cocktail, enjoy a scenic tour of downtown Charlotte Amalie onboard on your way to Water Island. Enjoy the afternoon on the beach and meet fellow boaters at Heidi’s Honeymoon Grill or Dinghy’s Beach Bar while your chef prepares your tasty and beautifully presented dinner onboard. Day 2 Once everyone is up and about and set to begin the day, Porpoise Rocks for a snorkel will be a delight as you circumvent the west side of St. Thomas through Savannah passage to Magen’s Bay – “one of the world’s most beautiful beaches” 1 mile of white sand for you to enjoy, beach bars, and ideal for all watersports. You may wish to experience the 200-year old, restored plantation. Day 3 Leaving Magen’s Bay at your leisure, sail and enjoy the beautiful views through the cut between Hans Lollick and Little Hans Lollick, stop for your lunch on board at Sunsi Bay or Coki Beach or enjoy lunch ZoZo’s at Lovango Beach Bar – so many choices! Mid-afternoon enjoy a scuba dive at Carvel Rock or snorkel or dive at Spring Bay. Spend the night at Henley Cay or between Lovango/Congo Cay. Cliff diving off Carvel rock is an option for the more adventurous J. 
Day 6
Time for a snorkel at Yawzi Point, its impressive deep water structures and canyons house schools of fish, octopus, barracuda, tangs, parrott fish, brain coral and a myriad of fan corals. Lameshur Bay is the perfect bay for a peaceful lunch, followed by a paddle or kayak before leaving for Cannel Bay and a beautiful sunset enjoying cocktails and hors d’ oeuvres onboard. Needing to get off the boat, Cruz Bay, the active yet laid back main town on St. John is a short dinghy ride around the point. Here you will find most of the islands stores and variety of restaurants. Day 7 After breakfast, take the St. James cut and view the Jeffrey Epstein compound. Enjoy a gorgeous snorkel/dive at Ledges or Cow and Calf with a visit to Pizza Pi (the pizza take-out boat) to satisfy your post dive appetite. Buck Island is your next stop for a hike to the historic lighthouse, snorkel the old freighter, the Catanza, in Buck Island Cove. Cocktails and dinner onboard having an unrestricted sunset over the ocean and the possibility of witnessing the “green flash”. Games and togetherness enjoyed late into the evening. Day 8 Coffee on deck, followed by breakfast and your last snorkel with turtles at Turtle Cove. A slow gentle return to Charlotte Amalie in time to meet your taxi for your journey home. |
Day 4
Off to St. John and Maho Bay for lunch and snorkel where you are guaranteed a turtle sighting. Enjoy a walk on the beach, a drink or two at Maho Crossroads while your captain snares a lobster for ocean to table cuisine at its best. Move on to Leinster Bay/Waterlemon Cay where you can take in local history with a short walk to the Annenberg ruins. A shorter walk to Murphy’s Mansion is another option where you can enjoy the gorgeous views over the bay. A choice of sunset cocktails at Murphys’ Mansion or back onboard. This is also a beautiful bay to enjoy paddle boarding and some kayaking. Day 5 After breakfast, take the opportunity to snorkel around Waterlemon Cay with the chance of spotting rays, spotted flounder,squid other abundant marine critters before heading off to Lime-out, Coral Bay. To-die-for tacos and cocktail service whilelounging in the water at a bar, is a real treat. Salt Pond or Lameshur Bay would be the stop for the night. Those still wishing to get some exercise in for the day may hike to Rams Head and on a clear day see St. Croix in the distance. 
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How to Arrive
The US Virgin Islands, a pristine paradise in the Caribbean, are easily accessible from various major cities worldwide. The main gateway is Cyril E. King Airport (STT) on St. Thomas, offering direct flights from North America and other Caribbean islands. Regular flights are available from cities such as Miami, New York, Atlanta, and Charlotte. St. Croix, another major island, is served by Henry E. Rohlsen Airport (STX), which also receives flights from the mainland US and other regional destinations. For yacht charter guests, the marinas in St. Thomas and St. John are popular starting points, offering modern facilities and easy access to explore the surrounding waters. |
Tips for Travelers
Currency: The official currency of the US Virgin Islands is the US Dollar (USD). This makes it convenient for American visitors and simplifies transactions for international travelers as well. ATMs are widely available, and major credit cards are accepted throughout the islands.
Government: The US Virgin Islands are an unincorporated territory of the United States, meaning that US federal laws apply here. The local government operates with a degree of autonomy, focusing on tourism and economic development. English is the official language, ensuring smooth communication for visitors.
Language: English is the official language, making it easy for most visitors to communicate.
A Glimpse into US Virgin Islands History
The history of the US Virgin Islands is as captivating as its scenic beauty. Originally inhabited by the Ciboney, Carib, and Arawak peoples, the islands saw their first European contact when Christopher Columbus arrived in 1493 during his second voyage to the New World.
Over the centuries, the islands changed hands among several European powers, including Spain, France, the Knights of Malta, Denmark, and finally, the United States. The Danish West India Company established settlements in the 17th century, and the islands became a Danish colony in 1754. They were primarily used for sugarcane plantations, which relied heavily on enslaved African labor.
In 1917, the United States purchased the islands from Denmark for $25 million in gold, primarily to prevent their use as a German submarine base during World War I. Since then, the US Virgin Islands have developed into a popular tourist destination, celebrated for their stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and welcoming atmosphere.
The Luxury Caribbean Experience
Chartering a yacht in the US Virgin Islands promises an exceptional blend of luxury, adventure, and natural beauty. From the bustling harbors of St. Thomas to the serene beaches of St. John and the rich history of St. Croix, each island offers unique attractions and experiences. Enjoy world-class dining, explore underwater treasures while snorkeling or diving, and bask in the sun on pristine, white-sand beaches.
Plan your next yacht charter to the US Virgin Islands with My Caribbean Charters and immerse yourself in the ultimate luxury Caribbean experience. Whether you’re seeking an all-inclusive yacht charter or a family holiday, we ensure your journey will be unforgettable.
Currency: The official currency of the US Virgin Islands is the US Dollar (USD). This makes it convenient for American visitors and simplifies transactions for international travelers as well. ATMs are widely available, and major credit cards are accepted throughout the islands.
Government: The US Virgin Islands are an unincorporated territory of the United States, meaning that US federal laws apply here. The local government operates with a degree of autonomy, focusing on tourism and economic development. English is the official language, ensuring smooth communication for visitors.
Language: English is the official language, making it easy for most visitors to communicate.
A Glimpse into US Virgin Islands History
The history of the US Virgin Islands is as captivating as its scenic beauty. Originally inhabited by the Ciboney, Carib, and Arawak peoples, the islands saw their first European contact when Christopher Columbus arrived in 1493 during his second voyage to the New World.
Over the centuries, the islands changed hands among several European powers, including Spain, France, the Knights of Malta, Denmark, and finally, the United States. The Danish West India Company established settlements in the 17th century, and the islands became a Danish colony in 1754. They were primarily used for sugarcane plantations, which relied heavily on enslaved African labor.
In 1917, the United States purchased the islands from Denmark for $25 million in gold, primarily to prevent their use as a German submarine base during World War I. Since then, the US Virgin Islands have developed into a popular tourist destination, celebrated for their stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and welcoming atmosphere.
The Luxury Caribbean Experience
Chartering a yacht in the US Virgin Islands promises an exceptional blend of luxury, adventure, and natural beauty. From the bustling harbors of St. Thomas to the serene beaches of St. John and the rich history of St. Croix, each island offers unique attractions and experiences. Enjoy world-class dining, explore underwater treasures while snorkeling or diving, and bask in the sun on pristine, white-sand beaches.
Plan your next yacht charter to the US Virgin Islands with My Caribbean Charters and immerse yourself in the ultimate luxury Caribbean experience. Whether you’re seeking an all-inclusive yacht charter or a family holiday, we ensure your journey will be unforgettable.
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