Boat Tours & Destinations

BUCK ISLAND
(TURTLE COVE)
St. Thomas, USVI

The marine area is home to a variety of fish and animals, in particular endangered sea turtles. Visitors can snorkel through the reef, observing and enjoying the fascinating underwater scenery and its special resident turtles. Buck Island is characterized by cactus, shrubs and grasslands. Its coastline is rocky consequently it allows little opportunity for recreational activities on the island. In the surrounding crystal clear waters however are beautiful coral reef habitats and an artificial reef - a shipwreck. Buck Island is located about 2 miles south of St. Thomas.

In 1969 the 45 acre island was transferred to the United States Fish and Wildlife Service due to “its value for migratory birds” and it became the Buck Island National Wildlife Refuge. Birdwatchers may see red-billed tropic birds, frigate birds, terns, laughing gulls and other species in the vicinity of the island. On Buck Island there is a historic lighthouse. Though it is no longer operational and it is closed to the public, it is noteworthy as one of only three Danish built lighthouses in the U.S. Virgin Islands

CINNAMON BAY
St. John, USVI

Snorkeling is good at Cinnamon Bay for both beginners and more advanced snorkelers, beginning snorkelers can explore the area around the rocks at the eastern end of the beach or between Cinnamon and Little Cinnamon Bay. There is very good snorkeling around Cinnamon Cay, the little island just offshore from the beach. At Little Cinnamon, snorkelers may find the remains of an old Cessna aircraft that crashed and sank years ago. The propeller, the engine and one of the wings are visible most of the year. The wreck is in shallow water.

WATER ISLAND
Honeymoon Beach
US Virgin Island

One of Water Islands' most popular beaches is Honeymoon Beach, with white sand, clear water and coconut trees dotting the shoreline makes it one of the most sought after destinations in the USVI.

A trip to Water Island might include relaxing on the beach, having lunch and drinks at Honeymoon Bay or taking a *(golf cart tour) of the island and enjoying it's many breathtaking views, admiring the shoreline at Limestone or exploring the remains of military fortifications.

Fort Segarra is an underground fort, part of the United States' defense strategies during World War II. Its purpose was to help protect a submarine base on St. Thomas.

* Please note that the golf cart tour is a separately operated company and would require an additional cost for the golf cart rental. This tour would take about 1.5 hours out of your day on the water.

CRUZ BAY
St. John, USVI

Woody's is a local dive and hang out on St. John which is well known for the best Happy Hour around. Woody’s is like saying "Cheers" for St. John where everybody knows your name! You can't go to St. John without having a drink at Woody's. Cruz Bay is also known for its great shopping.

PIZZA PI VI
Christmas Cove

Who ever thought you would have the best pizza floating in the ocean - Pizza Pi is a local favourite in one of the most beautiful snorkel spots. They also sever beeritas that is delicious.

COOPER ISLAND
Lunch!

The island lies adjacent to "wreck alley," a popular wreck diving site in the British Virgin Islands where a number of vessels have been deliberately sunk to be a diving site. It's also a great place to stop for a "nice sit down lunch".

PUSSERS
Located on the West-End of Tortola, BVI

English is universally spoken throughout the British Virgin Islands. Those who work with tourists will speak quite clearly, but older natives have a thick and distinctive West Indian accent that, when spoken quickly, can be very difficult to understand. Because of the influence of British culture, a stronger emphasis is placed on politeness and decorum. It is generally expected to begin any conversation with "Good morning" or whatever time of day is applicable.The common American English habit of simply beginning a conversation without salutation is considered aggressive and even rude.

SOGGY DOLLAR
With their infamous Painkiller

Reputedly the birthplace of the popular drink known as the Painkiller. The Soggy Dollar Bar gets its name from boaters who commonly anchor just off the beach and swim to shore to order and pay for drinks with wet money. It's not unusual to see cash drying on a line hung-up by clothes-pins. The 2002 country music video by Kenny Chesney, No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems, was filmed on and around Jost Van Dyke.

THE CAVES
On coast line of Norman Island

Locally known as Treasure Island because of legends of pirates and buried treasure. Legend has it that pirate's treasure was discovered here around the turn of the century. Also, it is believed to have inspired the Robert Lewis Stevenson classic, Treasure Island. Inside the caves you will find pools of clean, cool water, ferns growing along the cave walls & a soft, sandy bottom. You will have opportunities to view rock walls & formations inhabited by tropical fish.

WILLY T'S
In Bight Bay on Norman Island

Time for lunch? A 200 foot, double decker floating barge, with drinks, burgers and beer. Here people of all ages will have fun. Kids can jump from the top and adults can act like kids. Ski shots and body shots heat up the bar area. It can get pretty rowdy at times but fun is had by all. This is a must do for the BVI's. Once you have been there you can truly call yourself a local