US Virgin Islands

Islands, top bars & restaurants, travel notes, and a 7-night sample itinerary

The U.S. Virgin Islands combine crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and lush landscapes with the convenience of being a U.S. territory, making travel simple and stress-free. Short sailing distances between St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix allow for easy island-hopping, each offering its own blend of natural beauty, culture, and adventure. A crewed yacht charter here delivers the perfect mix of luxury, relaxation, and exploration in one of the Caribbean’s most accessible sailing destinations.

  • ST. THOMAS

    The gateway to the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Thomas dazzles with its blend of pristine beaches, world-class shopping, and vibrant nightlife. Its natural beauty and cosmopolitan energy make it both a hub of activity and a tropical paradise.

  • ST. JOHN

    Two-thirds protected as national parkland, St. John is a sanctuary of untouched beaches, lush hiking trails, and crystal-clear waters. It’s the ideal island for travelers seeking tranquility wrapped in natural splendor.

  • ST. CROIX

    The largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Croix offers a rich cultural heritage with Danish architecture, historic towns, and a thriving culinary scene. Paired with spectacular diving and unspoiled coastlines, it delivers a perfect balance of culture and adventure.

  • LOVANGO

    Just off St. John, Lovango is a private island escape blending exclusivity with barefoot luxury. With its chic beach club, fine dining, and breathtaking views, it’s an idyllic stop for a day of indulgence.

Our Favourite Itinerary

St. Thomas (STT – Cyril E. King Airport)

  • The main gateway to the U.S. Virgin Islands with the most flight options from the U.S. mainland.

  • Nonstop service available from major cities including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Chicago, Washington D.C., Newark, and New York.

  • Airlines such as American, Delta, United, JetBlue, and Spirit all operate direct flights.

  • Easy connections through Miami, Atlanta, or Charlotte if your city doesn’t offer nonstop service.

St. John

  • St. John has no airport, but getting there is simple.

  • Fly into St. Thomas (STT) and take a 20–45 minute ferry from either Red Hook or Charlotte Amalie.

  • Private water taxis are also available for a seamless, direct transfer to your yacht.

St. Croix (STX – Henry E. Rohlsen Airport)

  • Accessible with direct flights from Miami year-round, plus seasonal service from Charlotte and Dallas.

  • Additional connections available through San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU) with regional airlines like Cape Air and Silver Airways.

  • From St. Thomas, you can hop on a short 25-minute inter-island flight, or occasionally take a ferry (longer and weather dependent).

How to get to the USVI from the United States