moderate
4–6 hours
Requires basic stamina and the ability to stand or sit for several hours while handling fishing gear.
Enjoy an exclusive 3/4 day private fishing trip in St. Thomas with Drift Charters. Cast your line in the rich waters of the South Drop and bring home your fresh catch in this memorable Caribbean boat adventure.
Set out on an exhilarating 3/4 day fishing journey with Drift Charters in the beautiful waters off St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Whether you pick a morning or afternoon session, you'll have the opportunity to fish in the famed South Drop or explore nearby shores known for their abundant marine life. Guided by an experienced captain, this private boat tour promises excitement for anglers of all skill levels. After reeling in your catch, your captain expertly cleans and bags the fish, so you can take your fresh prize home. The stunning Caribbean backdrop and the thrill of fishing around these vibrant reef systems make this trip unforgettable. Perfect for families, couples, or friends looking for a personalized adventure, this fishing tour highlights both the natural beauty and the abundant fisheries of the USVI. Drift Charters’ dedication to safety and customer experience ensures a smooth, enjoyable day on the water, whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned angler.
The Caribbean sun can be intense, so apply broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear a hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from UV rays.
Mornings and afternoons on the water can get breezy; a light jacket will keep you comfortable during the boat ride.
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout your fishing trip, especially under the tropical sun.
Wear shoes with good grip to safely move around the boat’s deck, preventing slips on wet surfaces.
St. Thomas has a rich maritime history as a key port in the Caribbean, with fishing playing a vital role in local culture for centuries.
Drift Charters practices sustainable fishing and promotes catch-and-release techniques to help protect delicate marine populations.
Protect your skin from strong UV rays during extended time on the open water.
summer specific
Reduce glare off the water to spot fish and protect your eyes.
Stay hydrated with an eco-friendly water bottle to protect local marine ecosystems.
Ensure safety on wet boat decks with proper footwear.