BVI Boat Charter Adventure with Stormy Pirates

Red Hook•moderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

9–10 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in average physical condition, comfortable with short hikes on rocky terrain and swimming/snorkeling in calm ocean waters.

Overview

Set sail with Stormy Pirates through the British Virgin Islands’ most iconic sights. Visit granite boulder-strewn Baths National Park, dine seaside at Cooper Island, and snorkel vibrant reefs near Norman Island—all with expert guides and onboard refreshments.

Red Hook, St. Thomas

The Baths, Cooper & Norman Island (BVI trip)

9.5 hours - Valid Passport Required

Boat Tour

Brewery

Distillery

Guided Tour

Hiking

Snorkel

Select participants and date

Date

Thu, Oct 30

Travelers

Adventure Photos

The Baths, Cooper & Norman Island (BVI trip) photo 1

About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable adventure in the British Virgin Islands! Enjoy a guided tour of The Baths National Park, savor lunch at Cooper Island Beach Club, and snorkel in crystal-clear waters near Norman Island. With an open bar and snacks included, this day of exploration and relaxation promises lasting memories.

Snorkel, Explore & Relax the British Virgin Islands!

Rates

(All Ages Welcome!)

Includes: Captain, Mate, Fuel, Open bar, Snacks and use of snorkel equipment.

Itinerary

7:15am – Depart Red Hook, St. Thomas 7:45am – Cruz Bay, St. John Pick-Up

Morning – Guided tour through The Baths National Park on Virgin Gorda
Afternoon – Lunch at Cooper Island Beach Club and snorkeling near Norman Island.

4:30pm – Cruz Bay, St. John Drop-Off 5:00pm – Red Hook, St. Thomas Drop-Off

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What to Bring

Please don't forget to bring your passport, $85 in cash to pay the BVI customs fee + extra cash for tips, bathing suit, sun block and towels.

Customary Crew Gratuity for outstanding service is 20% of trip's price.

Adventure Tips

Bring Passport and Cash for BVI Customs

Ensure you have your passport and about $85 for customs fees, plus extra for gratuities and incidentals.

Wear Reef-Safe Sunscreen

To protect coral ecosystems while snorkeling, apply reef-safe sunscreen before boarding.

Pack a Towel and Swimwear

Swimwear is necessary for snorkeling stops, and a towel will keep you dry and comfortable onboard.

Motion Sickness Preparations Recommended

The boat traverses open waters; if prone to seasickness, consider preventative medication or ginger snacks.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Colorful parrotfish often glide along the reefs during snorkeling stops.
Brown pelicans are frequently seen diving near the shorelines of Virgin Gorda.

History

The Baths on Virgin Gorda date back thousands of years, shaped by volcanic activity providing a natural labyrinth once used by indigenous Arawak peoples.

Conservation

Stormy Pirates supports sustainable boating practices, encouraging reef-safe sunscreen use and careful wildlife observation to minimize environmental impact.