Private Water Taxi Adventure in St. John, USVI
Difficulty
easy
Duration
15 minutes to 1 hour per trip
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical effort required
Overview
Discover an exclusive water taxi experience around St. John’s stunning coastline. Travel comfortably and conveniently with private pick-up and drop-off, perfect for groups up to 12.
Details
Explore the stunning waters around St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands, with TopNotchChartersVI LLC’s private Water Taxi service. This convenient and personalized ferry experience offers up to 12 passengers a chance to travel between the British and Virgin Islands in style and comfort. Whether you’re heading to Cruz Bay for shopping and dining or exploring hidden beaches and coastal gems, this water taxi makes island hopping easy and unforgettable. The service features accessible docks and flexible pick-up and drop-off times tailored to your schedule, ensuring your island adventure flows smoothly from start to finish. With crystal-clear turquoise waters, vibrant marine life, and breathtaking surroundings, the scenic route itself is part of the magic. This is the perfect option for small groups seeking a private, hassle-free way to experience the islands’ natural beauty without the crowds. So sit back, relax, and let TopNotchChartersVI LLC transport you to paradise in a way that only a local water taxi can provide.
Adventure Tips
Book in Advance
Reserve your spot early, especially during peak season, to secure your preferred times and avoid last-minute changes.
Bring Sun Protection
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats to protect against strong Caribbean sun during your trip on the water.
Check Weather Conditions
Island weather can change quickly, so confirm conditions before departure to ensure a smooth ride.
Pack Light and Secure
Limit luggage to essential items and secure belongings to prevent loss during the ferry ride.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Maho Bay Beach - quiet and great for snorkeling
- Waterlemon Cay - perfect for underwater exploration
Wildlife
- Sea turtles
- Colorful reef fish
History
St. John was originally inhabited by the Taino people before European colonization, and its waters were critical for trade and transportation.
Conservation
Marine sanctuaries around St. John protect diverse coral reefs and encourage sustainable tourism to preserve island ecosystems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Cruz Bay waterfront
- Hansen Bay dock
- Waterlemon Cay lookout
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from intense Caribbean sun exposure during the ride.
summer specific
Lightweight Hat
Keeps the sun off your face to stay comfortable on the open water.
Waterproof Bag
Keeps your belongings safe and dry, especially if waves splash onboard.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated during your journey under the sun.