Ferry hop · schedule-based
USVI ferry schedule and island-hop guide
Plan the crossing, then make the day: St. John beaches, Cruz Bay food, Water Island slow days, Red Hook nights, charters, and return margins. VibeVI uses schedule-based context, not live vessel tracking.
Use it like a local utility
The ferry is the first domino.
Ferry timing shapes the beach window, charter departure, lunch spot, dinner reservation, and the ride back. Build the day around a confirmed crossing and keep margin for queues, taxis, weather, baggage, and the last thing you cannot miss.
Confirm directly with the operator before travel. VibeVI does not guarantee boarding, service status, or return timing.
Active ferry routes
Choose the crossing, then choose the move.
Red Hook → Cruz Bay
The main St. Thomas to St. John ferry-hop planning route.
Open route Schedule-backedCruz Bay → Red Hook
The St. John to St. Thomas return crossing for beach, park, and dinner plans.
Open route Schedule-backedCrown Bay → Water Island
The compact St. Thomas to Water Island day-trip crossing.
Open route Schedule-backedWater Island → Crown Bay
The Water Island return crossing back to St. Thomas.
Open route Guide-onlyCharlotte Amalie ↔ Cruz Bay
Guide-only context for the downtown St. Thomas to St. John ferry intent.
Open routeFerry feeds discovery
Beach, boat, bite, night — with the crossing in view.
St. John beach day
Choose the sand by ferry timing, transport, facilities, and return margin.
Cruz Bay charters
Compare published operator profiles and confirm departure details directly.
Cruz Bay food
Make the table fit the crossing instead of rushing the return.
Water Island day trip
Plan Crown Bay, Honeymoon Beach, golf-cart movement, and the return.
Red Hook after dark
Keep dinner and late-night moves close to the St. Thomas landing.
Map the ferry day
Place ferry, beach, food, culture, and published listings on one island map.
Island ferry boards
Open the board for your starting island.
Source-backed route pages use imported timetable records where available. Guide-only pages are clearly labeled and should not be treated as timetable data.