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Board a luxury catamaran at St. John and sail to Lovango Cay for a waterfront dinner, chef-prepared coastal cuisine, and an open bar under the stars. This 4.5-hour sunset cruise pairs hors d'oeuvres en route with a sit-down meal at Lovango Resort + Beach Club and a moonlit cruise home.
Board a luxury catamaran at St. John and sail to Lovango Cay for a waterfront dinner, chef-prepared coastal cuisine, and an open bar under the stars. This 4.5-hour sunset cruise pairs hors d'oeuvres en route with a sit-down meal at Lovango Resort + Beach Club and a moonlit cruise home.
The hull rocks a steady, late-afternoon rhythm as you push off from the dock at The Westin on St. John, cocktails in hand and the channel opening like a dark ribbon ahead. Sunlight slides off Pillsbury Bay and St. John's hills melt into a mauve silhouette while the crew sets a course for the low-lying sweet-smelling shore of Lovango Cay.
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Operated by Cruz Bay Watersports · Cruz Bay, U.S. Virgin Islands
The hull rocks a steady, late-afternoon rhythm as you push off from the dock at The Westin on St. John, cocktails in hand and the channel opening like a dark ribbon ahead. Sunlight slides off Pillsbury Bay and St. John's hills melt into a mauve silhouette while the crew sets a course for the low-lying sweet-smelling shore of Lovango Cay.
Lovango is a small private cay with a modern beach club built atop coral and volcanic shoals shaped by the same tectonic lift that formed the Virgin Islands. Indigenous Taino people and later colonial mariners used these sheltered waters; today a chef-driven coastal menu and raw bar carry that maritime legacy forward in fresh seafood and island spices. Frigatebirds quarter the sky and coral gardens hummed beneath the surface; currents here have carved beaches and quiet coves that reward a short wander.
Practical side: the cruise runs about 4.5 hours total, with hors d'oeuvres and cocktails served en route, a seated dinner at Lovango Resort + Beach Club prepared by Chef Stephen Belie, and a starlit return with cordials at the bar. It's an easy, low-impact evening excursion—no special fitness required—but expect open-deck movement, a few boarding steps, and limited shore time to explore.
Plan to book early for sunset windows, bring a light wind layer and seasickness remedies if you're sensitive, and leave single-use plastic at home to protect the reef. Arrive with camera batteries charged: the sky and sea stage a persistent show worth capturing.
easy.
4–5 hours.
Light activity; must be able to step on/off the boat and walk short distances on uneven dock and beach surfaces
The tour boards at The Westin Resort on St. John (check your booking confirmation for exact dock and boarding time) and returns to the same dock after the starlit cruise.
Yes—alternative items can be arranged with at least 72 hours' notice; additional charges may apply depending on requirements.
Infants and small children can ride in strollers; the cruise is rated easy for all fitness levels, but parents should supervise on deck and during boarding.
The operator will cancel for bad weather and full refunds are available if canceled by the provider; for customer cancellations, full refunds require notice at least 24 hours before departure.
Lovango and the surrounding cays lie in waters used by indigenous Taino communities and later saw activity during colonial-era trade and navigation; small reefs supported fishing that shaped island diets.
The coral reefs and seagrass beds here are sensitive—avoid touching coral, use reef-safe sunscreen, and follow crew instructions to minimize impact.
Cruz Bay Watersports operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull rocks a steady, late-afternoon rhythm as you push off from the dock at The Westin on St. John, cocktails in hand and the channel opening like a dark ribbon ahead. Sunlight slides off Pillsbury Bay and St. John's hills melt into a mauve silhouette while the crew sets a course for the low-lying sweet-smelling shore of Lovango Cay.
The hull rocks a steady, late-afternoon rhythm as you push off from the dock at The Westin on St. John, cocktails in hand and the channel opening like a dark ribbon ahead. Sunlight slides off Pillsbury Bay and St. John's hills melt into a mauve silhouette while the crew sets a course for the low-lying sweet-smelling shore of Lovango Cay.
Lovango is a small private cay with a modern beach club built atop coral and volcanic shoals shaped by the same tectonic lift that formed the Virgin Islands. Indigenous Taino people and later colonial mariners used these sheltered waters; today a chef-driven coastal menu and raw bar carry that maritime legacy forward in fresh seafood and island spices. Frigatebirds quarter the sky and coral gardens hummed beneath the surface; currents here have carved beaches and quiet coves that reward a short wander.
Practical side: the cruise runs about 4.5 hours total, with hors d'oeuvres and cocktails served en route, a seated dinner at Lovango Resort + Beach Club prepared by Chef Stephen Belie, and a starlit return with cordials at the bar. It's an easy, low-impact evening excursion—no special fitness required—but expect open-deck movement, a few boarding steps, and limited shore time to explore.
Plan to book early for sunset windows, bring a light wind layer and seasickness remedies if you're sensitive, and leave single-use plastic at home to protect the reef. Arrive with camera batteries charged: the sky and sea stage a persistent show worth capturing.