Sleep late and still see the best of Jost Van Dyke. This private full‑day charter hits Foxy’s, Sandy Spit, the Bubbly Pool, and White Bay’s Soggy Dollar with time to swim, snorkel, and sip a Painkiller.
Sleep late and still see the best of Jost Van Dyke. This private full‑day charter hits Foxy’s, Sandy Spit, the Bubbly Pool, and White Bay’s Soggy Dollar with time to swim, snorkel, and sip a Painkiller.
The motor eases out of American Yacht Harbor and the harbor noise thins to a belt of hum and gull calls. By late morning the bow slices turquoise; the profile of Jost Van Dyke rises like a small, sunlit ridge on the horizon. This private full-day charter is paced for leisure—an 11:00 AM departure that lets you sleep in and still arrive at White Bay in time for a long beach afternoon.
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Operated by Bonus Time Charters · Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands
The motor eases out of American Yacht Harbor and the harbor noise thins to a belt of hum and gull calls. By late morning the bow slices turquoise; the profile of Jost Van Dyke rises like a small, sunlit ridge on the horizon. This private full-day charter is paced for leisure—an 11:00 AM departure that lets you sleep in and still arrive at White Bay in time for a long beach afternoon.
Jost Van Dyke carries a blunt, useful history: named for a 17th‑century Dutch settler and shaped by volcanic rock topped with thin coral sand. Great Harbour’s Foxy’s Tamarind Bar and the Soggy Dollar in White Bay aren’t just party stops—they’re cultural waypoints where rum cocktails, live music, and island lore meet. Geology gives you the Bubbly Pool—a rocky tidal hotspot where crashing waves become a foamy, playful jacuzzi.
Expect short swims, a gentle shore landing at Sandy Spit or Sandy Cay, and a brief hike to the Bubbly Pool from Foxy’s Taboo. Snorkeling equipment is provided; reefs sit in shallow water—bring reef‑safe sunscreen and water shoes for slipping over coral rubble. Customs formalities are handled on return in Cruz Bay if you land in the BVI, so have ID and passports ready.
Practical timing and etiquette matter: arrive hydrated, plan cash for beach bars, and respect anchoring zones to protect coral. The day blends easy exploration with iconic Caribbean stops—perfect for travelers who want a measured, memorable island loop without an early alarm.
easy.
6–7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable boarding a small boat, swimming short distances, and walking on uneven, rocky shorelines.
Yes—Jost Van Dyke is in the British Virgin Islands; bring a passport for customs processing when returning to U.S. territory (handled in Cruz Bay).
Yes, snorkeling equipment is included, but you may prefer your own mask for fit; fins are helpful in currents.
Yes—there are shallow beach stops and time on deck, but a life jacket is recommended for water activity and necessary for non‑swimmers.
Water, ice, and a cooler are provided; purchase of cocktails or meals at bars like Foxy’s and Soggy Dollar is typically on your own—bring cash for quicker service.
Jost Van Dyke takes its name from early Dutch settlers and evolved as a small, party‑friendly stopover in BVI maritime culture; Soggy Dollar is famed as the birthplace of the Painkiller cocktail.
Reefs here are sensitive—use mooring buoys when available, avoid standing on coral, and use reef‑safe sunscreen to reduce local impacts.
Bonus Time Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The motor eases out of American Yacht Harbor and the harbor noise thins to a belt of hum and gull calls. By late morning the bow slices turquoise; the profile of Jost Van Dyke rises like a small, sunlit ridge on the horizon. This private full-day charter is paced for leisure—an 11:00 AM departure that lets you sleep in and still arrive at White Bay in time for a long beach afternoon.
The motor eases out of American Yacht Harbor and the harbor noise thins to a belt of hum and gull calls. By late morning the bow slices turquoise; the profile of Jost Van Dyke rises like a small, sunlit ridge on the horizon. This private full-day charter is paced for leisure—an 11:00 AM departure that lets you sleep in and still arrive at White Bay in time for a long beach afternoon.
Jost Van Dyke carries a blunt, useful history: named for a 17th‑century Dutch settler and shaped by volcanic rock topped with thin coral sand. Great Harbour’s Foxy’s Tamarind Bar and the Soggy Dollar in White Bay aren’t just party stops—they’re cultural waypoints where rum cocktails, live music, and island lore meet. Geology gives you the Bubbly Pool—a rocky tidal hotspot where crashing waves become a foamy, playful jacuzzi.
Expect short swims, a gentle shore landing at Sandy Spit or Sandy Cay, and a brief hike to the Bubbly Pool from Foxy’s Taboo. Snorkeling equipment is provided; reefs sit in shallow water—bring reef‑safe sunscreen and water shoes for slipping over coral rubble. Customs formalities are handled on return in Cruz Bay if you land in the BVI, so have ID and passports ready.
Practical timing and etiquette matter: arrive hydrated, plan cash for beach bars, and respect anchoring zones to protect coral. The day blends easy exploration with iconic Caribbean stops—perfect for travelers who want a measured, memorable island loop without an early alarm.