Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend booking at least two to three months in advance to ensure that your preferred boat is available. Depending on the season, you might be able to get away with a week or two's notice, but it's best to book as soon as you can.

We recommend you bring reef-safe sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, a waterproof bag, a lightweight waterproof jacket for windy days, and cash for gratuity. Things like beverages and food are commonly handled by the company.

Our boats can fit anywhere from 12 to 50 people. Each boat page has the number of guests it can comfortably fit.

In St. Thomas, the charter boats often depart from either Red Hook, Crown Bay, or Havensight. If you're staying in St. John, it typically departs from Cruz Bay.

Yes, many boats have features like being submersible or having ladders to make getting on and off easy. Many of the stops are on beaches with calmer water, making them ideal for children. You can also inquire about adding netting around the boat if you have young kids.

Yes, a private boat charter itinerary is often fully customizable. You can go as far as the British Virgin Islands or stay in the U.S. Virgin Islands and visit St. John or St. Croix. A shared boat charter or day excursion often isn't.

Yes, you can go on a full-day boat charter to the British Virgin Islands. You'll just need to bring a passport and be aware that you need to pay customs fees.

Yes, many of the boats can pick up cruise ship passengers at the Havensight Cruise Pier and Crown Bay. Make sure to confirm first and let us know you're a cruise ship passenger.

No, fuel typically isn't included with the price. You'll typically pay for the fuel at the end of the trip based on how much was used.

No, boat charters typically don't include gratuity in the total price. We recommend you bring cash for your captain and crew. The average gratuity is often 20% of the total price.