Where do we meet the boat?

Meet at Fish Hawk Marina OR St. John National Park Dock; details are provided at booking—arrive 15 minutes early.

Do I need a passport?

Yes. Valid passports are required for all passengers and for any BVI entry; bring originals.

Are food and drinks included?

No. Customs fees, fuel, and food/drinks at beach establishments are not included; some cruises may offer beverages—check your booking.

Is the cruise family-friendly?

Yes. The cruise suits most ages, but minors follow the same passport and safety rules; check with the operator about life jackets.

What about seasickness?

Bring motion-sickness medication if you’re prone; the USVI often has calm seas but conditions vary by day.

Can we disembark for dinner?

Yes. The itinerary offers options to disembark at Lovango Resort + Beach Club, Zo ZO’s, or St. John for dinner subject to scheduling and customs rules.

Apex Marine Charters VI Sunset and Dinner Cruise

On a warm evening in the U.S. Virgin Islands, the sun slides along the western horizon and the Sea turns a copper-gold ribbon. The Apex Marine Charters VI Sunset/Dinner Cruise launches from Fish Hawk Marina or the St. John National Park Dock in Nadir, St. Thomas, carrying twelve guests on a three‑hour passage that feels private and immediate. The boat glides past terraced coral reefs, tiny cays, and the silhouette of St. John while crew pour drinks and set a calm, attentive rhythm. This trip is straightforward: a luxury vessel, a professional captain, and a short window of daily magic — sunset followed by the option to hop ashore at Lovango Resort + Beach Club, Zo ZO’s, or to disembark in St. John for dinner. What makes it special here is the light and the water: shallow bays rimmed with fringing reef, sky reflected on glassy ocean, and the low islands that throw dramatic profiles as the sun drops. Marine life is visible from the deck when waters are clear — parrotfish and nurse sharks frequent the area near coral formations — and the shoreline shows the arch and boulder-strewn volcanic geology common to the Virgin Islands. This is a trip that works for romance, small celebrations, or travelers who want to arrive in style at a waterfront restaurant. Practical notes matter: valid passports are required for all passengers, and customs and immigration clearance is needed for any BVI entry; customs fees, fuel, and food/drinks at beach establishments are not included. The meeting points are easy to reach by local taxi from most St. Thomas harbors, and the crew manages mooring and pickup so guests can relax without worrying about timing. Why book this over a generic harbor tour? Apex focuses on timing and service: an intimate group size, polished service, and routes chosen to maximize sunset views and short transfers to beachfront dining. For photographers, the transition from bright day to soft twilight on open water produces image-rich contrasts; for couples the shifting palette and the hush of the sea deliver an unforced intimacy. Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary or simply want a refined evening on Caribbean water, this cruise distills the best elements of the USVI coastline into three hours: accessible luxury, close-to-shore scenery, and the option to step ashore into a lively beach club or quiet St. John night. Booking tips: reserve early during high season, mention any dietary needs or celebrations to the crew in advance, bring a light windbreaker and a camera with a polarizing filter, and plan your ground transport for a smooth return — the island's taxis and water-taxi schedules shift after sunset, so allow extra time for pickups and customs processing.