Spend a full day on Pau Hana—a 42-foot Lagoon catamaran departing Charlotte Amalie Harbor for seven hours of snorkeling, swim-up beaches, and relaxed cruising. Small groups, English-speaking crew, and optional Sea Bob rentals make this a versatile USVI day on the water.
Spend a full day on Pau Hana—a 42-foot Lagoon catamaran departing Charlotte Amalie Harbor for seven hours of snorkeling, swim-up beaches, and relaxed cruising. Small groups, English-speaking crew, and optional Sea Bob rentals make this a versatile USVI day on the water.
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On Pau Hana – USVI Full-Day Charter, the sea writes its own itinerary. This full-day catamaran trip sails from Charlotte Amalie Harbor in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, offering seven hours of snorkeling, swim-up beaches, and wide-open ocean lounging aboard a 42-foot Lagoon catamaran. Guests board at the harbor (83Q6+94M, Veterans Dr, Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas 00802, USVI) at 9:00 AM for a 9:30 AM departure and return around midafternoon. The trip centers on three key features: healthy coral reefs teeming with parrotfish and angelfish, sheltered sandbars and swim-up beaches framed by volcanic shoreline, and the catamaran itself—a spacious deck with sun and shade that makes relaxation as much a focus as exploration. Unique geological notes include the island’s volcanic substrates and fringing reef systems that support prolific marine life; keep an eye for sea turtles grazing on sea grass and spotted eagle rays cruising the shallows. The crew chases the day's best snorkeling sites, so the itinerary flexes with weather and visibility to maximize encounters with clear water and reef pinnacles. Pau Hana’s approach blends active adventure and mellow downtime: guided snorkel stops, time to float and paddle, optional Sea Bob rental if you want a propulsion boost, and a signature Endless Blue Punch for post-swim refreshment. With a max of 12 guests aboard, the experience feels personal—small enough for attentive crew-led briefings, large enough for a lively group vibe. Meeting in Charlotte Amalie ties the day to a town with deep maritime roots; named after Charlotte Amalie of Hesse-Kassel and settled during the Danish colonial period, the harbor remains the island’s nautical hub. Practical details are clear: plan for a seven-hour outing, bring reef-safe sunscreen, reef-safe swimwear, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone; the vessel offers both sun and shaded areas for comfort. The trip is family-friendly and suitable for most swimmers, but check specific age or accessibility restrictions when booking. Refund policies are tiered: full refund 30+ days out, 50% at 15–29 days, and none inside 14 days. Expect attentive, English-speaking crew who handle navigation and gear, and ask about Sea Bob availability when you reserve—rentals sell out. The boat’s layout suits children and mixed-ability groups because the deck is broad and stable, and crew provide snorkeling orientation for beginners. Photographers will find endless foregrounds: reef scapes, palm-lined coves, and the catamaran’s clean lines against wide sky. Bring a waterproof camera. Enjoy.
moderate.
7 hours.
Suitable for travelers with basic swimming ability and the stamina to snorkel and move on and off a low boat deck several times.
Meet at Charlotte Amalie Harbor: 83Q6+94M, Veterans Dr, Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas 00802, USVI; arrive by 9:00 AM for a 9:30 AM departure.
The charter runs about seven hours — guests arrive at 9:00 AM and the vessel departs at 9:30 AM.
Maximum group size is 12 guests, which keeps the outing intimate and crew attention personal.
Crew speak English; confirm other language needs with the operator when booking.
Sea Bob rental is available but limited; reserve it in advance to secure one for your trip.
Full refund if cancelled 30+ days out, 50% refund 15–29 days, and no refund inside 14 days; no-shows are non-refundable.
Charlotte Amalie was established during the Danish colonial period and named for Charlotte Amalie of Hesse-Kassel; the harbor has long served as the island’s maritime center.
Use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching or standing on coral, and follow crew guidance to minimize impact on fragile reef systems.
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