Explore LimeOut by Catamaran in St. John, USVI
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal physical exertion involved
Overview
Sail away on a private catamaran adventure around St. John’s LimeOut and discover pristine beaches, vibrant reefs, and serene waters in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
A Trip to LimeOut
7 Hours • All Ages • Pick up in St. John
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Adventure Photos
About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 7-hour adventure in the Virgin Islands! Snorkel at remote barrier islands, savor tacos and craft cocktails at LimeOut, and relax on St. John's stunning beaches. Enjoy an open bar and a continental breakfast, making this trip a perfect blend of excitement and relaxation.
See all that the Virgin Islands has to offer!
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Duration
7 hours
The Trip
Start the day at a couple snorkel spots at remote barrier islands! Enjoy the open bar as we head to LimeOut to indulge in tacos and craft cocktails. Finish the day on the sandy shores of one of the beautiful beaches of St. John!
Please note LimeOut only takes CASH for group charters.
The Boats
Two power boats available depending on the size of the group! 8 Person minimum
- Cat Five
- Bad Kitty
Included
- Continental breakfast
- Ice, water, and cooler
- Open bar after snorkeling (beer, Painkillers, and rum punch)
- Snorkel gear with instruction
- Fuel cost
Required
- Sunscreen, towel, and cash or Venmo for lunch
- Parties of 6 or more will be charged a 20% gratuity after booking
Adventure Tips
Bring Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect your skin and local marine life by using reef-safe sunscreen during the trip.
Stay Hydrated
Drink plenty of water to stay refreshed while out under the Caribbean sun on the catamaran.
Arrive Early to Avoid Crowds
Starting your trip early helps you enjoy quieter spots around LimeOut before others arrive.
Wear Non-Slip Shoes
Deck surfaces can be slippery; non-slip footwear ensures safety while moving around the catamaran.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Reef parrotfish
- Sea turtles
History
St. John was originally settled by the Taino people and later became a hub of sugar plantations during colonial times.
Conservation
Marine sanctuaries around St. John protect coral reefs and sea life, encouraging responsible tourism practices.
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Recommended Gear
Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protects your skin and preserves the coral reefs during your snorkeling stops.
summer specific
Polarized Sunglasses
Reduces glare from the water, improving visibility and comfort onboard.
Lightweight Swimwear
Ideal for swimming and snorkeling in warm Caribbean waters.
summer specific
Non-Slip Water Shoes
Provides safety and comfort while boarding or walking on wet surfaces.