Full-Day St. Thomas Private Boat Rental on a 37' Intrepid Powerboat
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; comfortable mobility for boarding, short swims, and getting in/out of the water.
Overview
Skip crowded tours with a private 37' Intrepid charter out of Charlotte Amalie. With a captain, snorkel gear, and flexible routing, you can craft a 4–8 hour day of reefs, cays, and quiet beaches—just bring reef-safe sunscreen and a sense of adventure.
Full-Day St. Thomas Private Boat Rental on a 37' Intrepid Powerboat
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The morning light strips the harbor of its sleep in a single gesture: reflections of pastel houses tilt and stretch across rippling water as the 37-foot Intrepid eases away from the dock. The hum of the twin outboards is steady and reassuring; your captain—U.S. Coast Guard certified, local, and ready with route suggestions—checks straps, hands you a mask, and asks whether you want to chase reefs, secluded cays, or a quiet sunset. From the bow the islands read like a map of contrasts: steep volcanic ridgelines, white-sand coves, and reef gardens that dare you to dive down.
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Adventure Tips
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Protect marine life and your skin—use reef-safe SPF and reapply after swims; regular sunscreen damages coral.
Budget for fuel surcharge & tips
Fuel is added at trip's end and tips are customary—carry small bills or cash for convenience.
Wear quick-dry shoes and a light layer
A windproof layer keeps you warm on the ride; non-marking water shoes protect feet on rocky shore entries.
Let the captain plan snorkeling windows
Captains know the calmest times and best currents for reefs—follow their advice for clearer visibility and safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green sea turtle
- Parrotfish and colorful reef fish
History
St. Thomas was a Danish colonial hub until the U.S. purchased the islands in 1917; the harbor’s geography shaped its role as a Caribbean trading center.
Conservation
Captains encourage use of mooring buoys and reef-safe products; avoid standing on coral and take all trash ashore to protect fragile reef ecosystems.
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Adventure Hotspots in Charlotte Amalie
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects coral and prevents sunburn during extended exposure on deck and in the water.
Swimwear and quick-dry shirt
Light clothing that dries fast and provides sun protection between swims.
summer specific
Water shoes
Useful for rocky shoreline entries and walking on rustic beaches.
Underwater camera or snorkel mask with camera mount
Captures reef life and action shots while you snorkel without risking your phone.