US Virgin Islands · NATIONAL PARKS
The park runs across St John and out over the reef, and there is a second one at Buck Island off St Croix. These 4 are the ways in, with entry costs and ferry times.
Snorkel St. John’s national park from a 47-foot catamaran, with two reef stops, turtles, gear, snacks, and an open bar for $90.
“Captain CJ, John and Darien were fantastic hosts and guides! Saw multiple sea turtles, an octopus, several small squid, tons of beautiful fish, a stingray...and the highlight was gliding through the crystal clear waters along side an eagle ray. Mesmerizing!”
Kayak, hike, and snorkel with sea turtles in St. John’s Caneel Bay, with expert guides, park scenery, gear, and free cancellation.
“Our guide teegen was excellent . The hike was a good start quite shaded, a bit rocky but manageable for old folks like us”
See St. John’s beaches, national park, Coral Bay, plantations, and turtle spots on a private three-hour Jeep tour for up to four.
“Jenn was a great guide! We have beautiful pictures and great memories of snorkeling with sea turtles!”
Sail from St. Thomas to quiet St. John beaches, snorkel with turtles and rays, and enjoy lunch and drinks on this six-hour small-group tour.
“Traveled with my family, and Casey and Kendall took amazing care of us – tailored what we saw to our preferences and provide provided an expert and personable experience.”
Pick an island, a reef or a deck.
