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Board a 50' luxury catamaran in Red Hook for a private two-hour sunset cruise around St. Thomas, St. John and the St. James islets. Toast with champagne, savour a curated cheese tray, and watch the Caribbean sunset from the best seat afloat.
Board a 50' luxury catamaran in Red Hook for a private two-hour sunset cruise around St. Thomas, St. John and the St. James islets. Toast with champagne, savour a curated cheese tray, and watch the Caribbean sunset from the best seat afloat.
The catamaran slips out of American Yacht Harbor just as the afternoon loosens its grip and the sea begins to collect color.
On a 50-foot luxury Voyage catamaran, up to twelve guests spread out across shaded trampolines and polished teak as the captain points the bow toward St. John and the twin islets of Great and Little St. James. The ocean nudges the hull; the sunset leans in close, and the crew pops a chilled bottle of champagne so you can watch the sun sink while you sip.
St. Thomas and its neighbors carry layers of history — from Arawak and Taíno roots through Danish colonial forts to modern Caribbean ferry traffic — and the coastline reflects that mix: volcanic bedrock capped by coral reefs, white sand beaches tucked into protected coves, and bays that have hosted sailors for centuries.
Expect warm trade winds that push you along gentle swells, a vantage point for reef flats and shoreline villages, and a short narrated route that often circles the east end of St. Thomas and skims St. John and St. James for about two hours. The mood is relaxed but intentionally curated: wine, a cheese tray, bottled water served from large eco vessels, and a professional crew handling lines and navigation.
Practical notes: departures are prompt at 4:30 p.m., arrive early to board, bring sun protection and a light layer for the cool after-sunset breeze. If you get seasick easily, take preventative medication. Photography is superb between 5:30–6:30 p.m. when the light softens; plan to unplug and enjoy the front-row sunset while leaving trash and glass secured—this is small-group, low-impact cruising.
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Operated by Seas the Day Charters and Tours · Red Hook, U.S. Virgin Islands
The catamaran slips out of American Yacht Harbor just as the afternoon loosens its grip and the sea begins to collect color.
On a 50-foot luxury Voyage catamaran, up to twelve guests spread out across shaded trampolines and polished teak as the captain points the bow toward St. John and the twin islets of Great and Little St. James. The ocean nudges the hull; the sunset leans in close, and the crew pops a chilled bottle of champagne so you can watch the sun sink while you sip.
St. Thomas and its neighbors carry layers of history — from Arawak and Taíno roots through Danish colonial forts to modern Caribbean ferry traffic — and the coastline reflects that mix: volcanic bedrock capped by coral reefs, white sand beaches tucked into protected coves, and bays that have hosted sailors for centuries.
Expect warm trade winds that push you along gentle swells, a vantage point for reef flats and shoreline villages, and a short narrated route that often circles the east end of St. Thomas and skims St. John and St. James for about two hours. The mood is relaxed but intentionally curated: wine, a cheese tray, bottled water served from large eco vessels, and a professional crew handling lines and navigation.
Practical notes: departures are prompt at 4:30 p.m., arrive early to board, bring sun protection and a light layer for the cool after-sunset breeze. If you get seasick easily, take preventative medication. Photography is superb between 5:30–6:30 p.m. when the light softens; plan to unplug and enjoy the front-row sunset while leaving trash and glass secured—this is small-group, low-impact cruising.
easy.
2 hours.
Low physical effort; suitable for most adults and children able to sit for the duration
The private charter departs promptly at 4:30 p.m. local time and runs approximately two hours.
Yes — champagne or red/white wine, bottled water provided from eco vessels, a cheese tray with breads and chocolate bites, and soda are included.
The yacht hosts up to 12 guests and the price covers the entire private charter, including captain, crew, and fuel.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; bad weather can also trigger a cancellation.
St. Thomas was part of the Danish West Indies before being sold to the United States in 1917; the islands’ harbors and forts reflect that maritime past.
Operators commonly use refillable water systems and request reef-safe sunscreen to reduce plastic and chemical impacts on coral and marine life.
Seas the Day Charters and Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips out of American Yacht Harbor just as the afternoon loosens its grip and the sea begins to collect color.
On a 50-foot luxury Voyage catamaran, up to twelve guests spread out across shaded trampolines and polished teak as the captain points the bow toward St. John and the twin islets of Great and Little St. James. The ocean nudges the hull; the sunset leans in close, and the crew pops a chilled bottle of champagne so you can watch the sun sink while you sip.
St. Thomas and its neighbors carry layers of history — from Arawak and Taíno roots through Danish colonial forts to modern Caribbean ferry traffic — and the coastline reflects that mix: volcanic bedrock capped by coral reefs, white sand beaches tucked into protected coves, and bays that have hosted sailors for centuries.
Expect warm trade winds that push you along gentle swells, a vantage point for reef flats and shoreline villages, and a short narrated route that often circles the east end of St. Thomas and skims St. John and St. James for about two hours. The mood is relaxed but intentionally curated: wine, a cheese tray, bottled water served from large eco vessels, and a professional crew handling lines and navigation.
Practical notes: departures are prompt at 4:30 p.m., arrive early to board, bring sun protection and a light layer for the cool after-sunset breeze. If you get seasick easily, take preventative medication. Photography is superb between 5:30–6:30 p.m. when the light softens; plan to unplug and enjoy the front-row sunset while leaving trash and glass secured—this is small-group, low-impact cruising.
The catamaran slips out of American Yacht Harbor just as the afternoon loosens its grip and the sea begins to collect color.
On a 50-foot luxury Voyage catamaran, up to twelve guests spread out across shaded trampolines and polished teak as the captain points the bow toward St. John and the twin islets of Great and Little St. James. The ocean nudges the hull; the sunset leans in close, and the crew pops a chilled bottle of champagne so you can watch the sun sink while you sip.
St. Thomas and its neighbors carry layers of history — from Arawak and Taíno roots through Danish colonial forts to modern Caribbean ferry traffic — and the coastline reflects that mix: volcanic bedrock capped by coral reefs, white sand beaches tucked into protected coves, and bays that have hosted sailors for centuries.
Expect warm trade winds that push you along gentle swells, a vantage point for reef flats and shoreline villages, and a short narrated route that often circles the east end of St. Thomas and skims St. John and St. James for about two hours. The mood is relaxed but intentionally curated: wine, a cheese tray, bottled water served from large eco vessels, and a professional crew handling lines and navigation.
Practical notes: departures are prompt at 4:30 p.m., arrive early to board, bring sun protection and a light layer for the cool after-sunset breeze. If you get seasick easily, take preventative medication. Photography is superb between 5:30–6:30 p.m. when the light softens; plan to unplug and enjoy the front-row sunset while leaving trash and glass secured—this is small-group, low-impact cruising.