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Island Hop & Food Boat Tour in the US Virgin Islands: Lime Out, Pizza Pi & Lovango Beach Club - Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas

Island Hop & Food Boat Tour in the US Virgin Islands: Lime Out, Pizza Pi & Lovango Beach Club

Charlotte Amaliemoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate — comfortable with short swims, steps on and off a ladder-style swim platform, and standing on deck.

Overview

An eight-hour, four-island loop that pairs reef snorkels with floating-food-boat culture. Visit Lime Out and Pizza Pi, swim Christmas Cove, and spend relaxed time at Lovango Beach Club—all with snorkel gear and pizza included.

Island Hop & Food Boat Tour in the US Virgin Islands: Lime Out, Pizza Pi & Lovango Beach Club

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Brewery

The motor coughs, the sun eases up over a low line of hills, and the harbor at St. Thomas loosens its grip. Guests climb aboard a roomy charter with an open deck, and the water immediately rearranges itself into ribboned blues as the captain points the bow toward St. John. Within minutes the island chain is a moving postcard: white sand curls, jagged mangrove edges, and the occasional reef breathing at the surface.

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Adventure Tips

Bring reef-safe sunscreen

Sunscreen that contains no oxybenzone or octinoxate protects coral and your skin during long sun exposure on deck and in shallow water.

Stow a waterproof pouch

Keep phones, wallets and cameras dry and attached; waves at anchorage and boarding are unpredictable.

Eat light before snorkeling

A light meal or snack helps avoid seasickness and lets you enjoy the pizza stop without discomfort.

Plan for limited mobility access

The trip involves boat platforms and beach steps; not recommended for those with serious back or cardiovascular issues.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Parrotfish
  • Sea turtles

History

The US Virgin Islands were part of Danish colonial trade routes and later transferred to the United States in 1917; many coastal ruins and plantation stories still mark the shoreline.

Conservation

Trips operate around protected reefs and marine reserves; guests are asked to use reef-safe products, avoid touching coral and follow crew guidance to minimize impact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Reef-safe sunscreen

Essential

Protects skin and fragile coral ecosystems during prolonged sun exposure.

summer specific

Snorkel shoes or reef booties

Essential

Provide traction on wet boat decks and protection if you step on rock or coral.

summer specific

Waterproof phone case

Keeps photos and documents dry during splashes and while snorkeling from the boat.

Light windbreaker

Useful for cooler mornings or breezy crossings between islands.

spring specific