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These beautiful yachts are available for crewed catamaran charters in the US and British Virgin Islands. The charter rate is for a one week / 7 nights sailing vacation for 2-10 guests. Most rates include: a reputable, professional crew, three freshly prepared gourmet meals per day, open standard bar and all running expenses. Many yachts have a surcharge over Christmas and New Years. Prices are subject to change without notice - please contact our Yacht Charter Specialists to verify rates.

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However, for a crewed boat, I found that the easiest way to arrange a Virgin Islands charter was to use a site like VRBO or Airbnb. Both offer online reviews, and their bookings follow the same policies as regular vacation rentals on those sites. You can also message with the host before you book to ask any questions. here

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Don’t miss my tips on the best Airbnbs in St. Thomas and Airbnb St. John stays to extend your trip!

[Slayer]

Additionally, there could be other extras such as fuel, water, national park permit, etc. Be sure to check the details of each listing and clarify any points so you can compare your options.

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The idea of sailing in the Virgin Islands might conjure up images of celebrities and private yachts. But it’s one of the Caribbean’s best secrets that you can sail the Virgin Islands on a catamaran or sailboat from Airbnb and VRBO. Plus, sailing is the best way to explore the white sand beaches, gorgeous scenery, and snorkeling that make the Virgin Islands famous. Get advice for choosing a sailing charter, plus hacks for day trippers and solo travelers!

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If you can travel in May – June or November – early December, the shoulder seasons, you’re likely to find more availability and cheaper rates. [links]

[djclintoris]

To end the day, we took the dinghy from Caneel around the bend to Cruz Bay. On the left-hand side of the harbor there is a fueling dock passengers can use, and past that there is a dinghy dock. We stopped there and explored Mongoose Junction, a newer complex with restaurants, breweries, bars, and shops. From there you take a right and walk down the street to the main town and the beach, where there are plenty of stores, beach bars and lots of restaurants to choose from. There is also a full grocery store up the hill. Overall Cruz Bay was a cool stop, and perhaps the only place on St. John that passengers can refuel, get fresh water and go ashore to a restaurant or bar or get groceries. After so many stops without seeing much ashore, it was nice to get a taste of sweet touristy civilization again.

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From Coral Harbor you can keep heading around the southern end of St. John, heading west now, to Salt Pond. Salt Pond Beach is beautiful, and I would classify it as a must see on this itinerary. Salt Pond Bay itself has about 5 mooring balls, so it is very small, and the beach is small and itimate, but this bay also features a lovely hiking trail called Ram Head Trail for those wishing to stretch their legs ashore. About a mile past Salt Pond is Lameshure Bay, which features more mooring balls, maybe 10-12, and another nice snorkeling spot. (There were around a dozen people swimming at the reef at the mouth of the bay when we arrived). [links]

[mnem0sys]

The first thing that is readily apparent is just how easy it is to get to the U.S. Virgin Islands. Cyril E. King Airport in St. Thomas is a major hub in the Caribbean, accommodating direct flights from multiple U.S. cities including Miami, New York, Atlanta and Dallas, just to name a few. No passport is required for U.S. residents.

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Our first stop upon departing from Charlotte Amalie was Water Island, home to Honeymoon Beach. Water Island is directly opposite Charlotte Amalie, about 3nm, and we arrived in less than 20 minutes. It’s a nice harbor, packed with boats both on moorings and at anchor, and there is a beach bar on shore called Bikini’s that serves the essentials like wraps, salads, burgers and cold beer. more

[MrMagic]

On our final full day, from Cruz Bay we sailed back to St. Thomas with the intention of anchoring in some lesser-known bays that our local photographer knew about. As it turned out, most of these seemed inaccessible by boat, including Smith Bay, Coki Bay, and Hans Lollik Island. We ended up skipping them rather than trying to anchor in this relatively rough and unprotected side of St. Thomas.

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We woke up early on the second full day of our charter, at about 7:00, had coffee and breakfast, and set sail by 9:00 a.m. here

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There are plenty of anchorage points that are very close to each other. You can visit many beautiful places in a short amount of time. Wake up aboard your yacht and get breakfast in the morning, arrive on the next anchorage in just one hour. You can decide to spend the rest of the day there or take off for another very close destination with a great beach. That is the advantage to having so many islands so close together.

[Escrow agent]

Known as the US Virgin Islands (USVI) is a United State territory. It offer over 20 islands that you can cruise throughin your yacht charter very easily as they are very close together. This is the America’s Caribbean Paradise, with crystal clear waters and white sand beaches. The most popular islands are St. Thomas, St John and St. Croix. Your crewed yacht charter will usually begin in St. Thomas. For mega yachts, the embarking point will be Yacht Haven Marina at Charlotte Amalie. The crewed charter Catamarans will commence either in Red Hook east side of St. Thomas or in Crown Bay, also in Charlotte Amalie. There is plenty to see and do such as: National Parks, restaurants, bars, scuba diving, and beach enjoyment. A charter Vacation on the U.S. Virgin islands is ideal for families and friends as there is always something to do for any group configuration. [links]

[FlyingMoose]

There is a great variety of yachts that you can charter, rent or lease in the Virgin Islands. The most popular are the Catamaran yacht charters. This type of yacht allow the guest get closer to the beach as it can reach shallow waters. All cabins are similar and with their own shower and head. The crewed catamaran charters come with captain and chef, and sometimes with a 3 rd crew. The sailing yacht charters are mono hulls from 60 to 200 feet that come with crewand perfect to cruise the windy channel of Sir Francis Drake. The motor yacht charters are also very popular and range from 50 feet to 300 feet. The mega yacht port in the Virgin Islands is yacht Heaven in St. Thomas. This is the ultimate luxury with all the commodities that you will find at home.

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