Famous for its underwater snorkeling trail, Trunk Bay offers crystal-clear waters, coral gardens, and schools of tropical fish. It’s one of the most photographed beaches in the Caribbean, and arriving by catamaran makes it extra special. Moor offshore, swim ashore, and enjoy both the reef and the pristine beach.

A short sail from St. John, Norman Island is legendary as Robert Louis Stevenson’s inspiration for Treasure Island. The caves here are perfect for snorkeling adventures - where you’ll see colorful coral, sponges, and darting fish. It’s an adventurous side trip that feels straight out of a pirate story.

Accessible by water, Honeymoon Beach is quieter than the main tourist spots and offers calm turquoise water. You can kayak, paddleboard, or simply float and relax from the comfort of your catamaran. It’s the ideal mix of seclusion and natural beauty.

Cruz Bay is St. John’s lively harbor town, perfect for stretching your legs after anchoring your catamaran. Browse boutiques, enjoy Caribbean cuisine, or grab a cocktail at a beach bar. The mix of local charm and nightlife makes it a fun evening stop.

If you want to balance sailing with a land adventure, take your dinghy ashore and hike the Reef Bay Trail. This path winds through lush rainforest, past ancient petroglyphs carved by the Taino people, and ends at a secluded beach. It’s one of the island’s most rewarding hikes.

Maho Bay is known for its calm waters and abundance of sea turtles that graze on the seagrass beds. Drop anchor nearby and spend time swimming alongside these gentle creatures. It’s a relaxed, family-friendly spot that delivers unforgettable wildlife encounters.