
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.
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).