easy
4–6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as it involves minimal physical exertion beyond swimming and light walking.
Discover the stunning shores and vibrant waters of St. John on a private boat tour from St. Thomas. Explore Trunk Bay and hidden coves with expert guides and personalized service.
About 5-6 hours depending on traffic and pick-up schedule
Learn about the local culture and life on the smallest Virgin Island. Highlights of the tour include Cruz Bay, Annaberg Ruins, and one of St. John’s premier historic sites, Leinster Bay Trail.
The Annaberg Sugar Plantation is a partially restored but the most intact sugar plantation in the Virgin Islands. It keeps the memory of the grueling times in 1717 when slaves were forced to work on the plantation which resulted in a revolt in 1733 that led to the abolishment of slavery.
It was discovered and built by Laurence Rockefeller in 1956 while sailing on a family cruise. This luxurious hideaway is accessible only by boat/ferry and its beaches are widely considered to be among the best in the world. Enjoy beach time at Trunk Bay. Relax in the sand, rent some snorkel gear or bring your gear to explore the self-guided underwater world. Lunch stop is optional at your own expense.
Please note: price of Ferry tickets is not included and will need to be purchased separately.
Minimum of 2 adult guests per bookings is required. Possible cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet tour guests requirement. In the event of this occurring you will be offered an alternative or full refund. Notice will be given 48 hours in advance
Protect your skin and the delicate marine ecosystem by using reef-safe sunscreen during your snorkeling stops.
Rocky and coral areas around Trunk Bay can be sharp; water shoes provide comfortable and safe footing.
Capture vibrant underwater scenes and boat views without worrying about water damage.
The Caribbean sun and sea breeze can be dehydrating, so drink plenty of water provided during the tour.
St John was historically inhabited by the Taino people and later by colonial plantations, shaping its cultural landscape.
Efforts by the Virgin Islands National Park protect delicate coral reefs and marine life, promoting sustainable tourism.
Protects your skin and preserves marine ecosystems while exposed to strong sun.
summer specific
Provide safe footing on rocky or coral areas during beach stops and snorkeling.
Optional but recommended for exploring the vibrant underwater life of Trunk Bay.
Useful for drying off after swimming or lounging on the sand.