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Private charters out of Cruz Bay on St. John, aboard 32-foot World Cat power catamarans, running for more than ten years. Days out take in Trunk Bay, Waterlemon Cay and Maho Bay, Christmas Cove and Cas Cay, or cross to Jost Van Dyke, Norman Island, Virgin Gorda and Tortola's West End.
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Boat Charters
Private charters out of Cruz Bay on St. John, aboard 32-foot World Cat power catamarans, running for more than ten years. Days out take in Trunk Bay, Waterlemon Cay and Maho Bay, Christmas Cove and Cas Cay, or cross to Jost Van Dyke, Norman Island, Virgin Gorda and Tortola's West End.
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Trip Support
A St. Thomas grocery-provisioning service whose official service pages publish delivery and grocery-stowing coverage for Water Island, St. Thomas, and St. John. The same site publishes conflicting order lead times and phone numbers, so confirm current contact details, ordering window, fees, substitutions, delivery timing, and availability directly.
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Trip Support
A family grocery service created in St. Thomas. Customers order, the company shops, and it delivers or stocks the kitchen before guests arrive. Its published service area covers St. Thomas, St. John and Water Island. Confirm the delivery area and the lead time when you order.
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Tours & Activities
A 501(c)(3) founded in 1988 that partners with Virgin Islands National Park and the Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument on St. John to protect their terrestrial and marine resources. The public can join trail work, snorkeling, sea turtle volunteering and the Annaberg Cultural Program, and the group keeps a shop at the park Visitor Center in Cruz Bay.
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Trip Support
A photography and film studio based on St. John, shooting weddings, elopements, couples sessions and family portraits across both the U.S. and British Virgin Islands. Each job is covered in stills and film together, from a short elopement to a full day. Confirm the date, the location and what is included when you book.
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Tours & Activities
The St. John side of a private Jeep and UTV tour operator, advertising pickup at the Cruz Bay ferry dock and St. John hotels or villas. Its published options include full-day and half-day island tours. Confirm the pickup point, start and return times, vehicle capacity and availability directly before you book.
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Boat Charters
A PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Center at 1 Bay Street in Cruz Bay on St. John, running daily boat dives for certified divers, students and first-timers, plus Discover Scuba and Open Water courses, night dives and two-stop snorkeling trips. Gear rental, private charters and powerboat rentals through its sister company Ocean Runner.
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Tours & Activities
Kayak, snorkel, hike and combination tours inside Virgin Islands National Park, leaving from Honeymoon Beach at Caneel Bay on St. John. Routes take in Maho Bay's seagrass, Coral Bay, Salt Pond and Drunk Bay, and the meeting beach is a one-mile walk from Cruz Bay along the Lind Point Trail.
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Attractions
Two-thirds of St. John is national park. Trails lead to historic plantation sites and to ancient petroglyphs made by the Indigenous Taino, and visitors snorkel the coral reefs inside the park. Reaching it means a flight to St. Thomas and a ferry across.
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Transportation
A taxi and island tour operator at 5-J Contant on St. John, running private island tours, beach trips and transportation for weddings, dinner reservations and family reunions in open-air safari buses. Confirm the route and the fare when you book.
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Transportation
An independently owned St. John taxi and private-driver operation covering ferry and airport pickups, beach runs and island tours. It also runs guided snorkel, hike, history and sunset outings, and handles group transport, multi-villa pickups and wedding logistics. Confirm the pickup point, the timing and the fare when you book.
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Beaches
Jumbie Bay is a small North Shore cove in Virgin Islands National Park, between Hawksnest and Trunk Bay. A short path from a limited roadside lot leads to a compact sandy shoreline with beach rock at center and no facilities beyond park trash cans. Trade winds can chop the water; calmer days are better for a quick snorkel around the rocks. Bring everything you need and expect tight parking.
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Boat Charters
Private boat charters out of St. John on 33-foot World Cat power catamarans rated for up to twelve passengers, plus a 36-foot catamaran. Days run through USVI and BVI waters and mix snorkeling, beach bars and private island lunches.
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Boat Charters
Powerboat rentals from 1 Bay Street in Cruz Bay, St. John, running a 43-foot Formula SSC on quad 350s, a 60-foot Sunseeker and a 36-foot Aquila. Boats run to Waterlemon Cay, Christmas Cove and Lovango Cay, and across to The Baths and Jost Van Dyke in the British Virgin Islands.
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Beaches
A third of a mile of white sand and clear water inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John, with a marked underwater trail for snorkelers. Restrooms, showers, picnic shelters, food service and lifejacket rentals are on site, and the admission booth rents snorkel gear and chairs.
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Culture & History
Quarters of enslaved people, the sugar factory, the animal mill and the windmill still stand at Annaberg, looking out over the surrounding hillsides and Leinster Bay on St. John. Interpretation covers the global sugar market that drove slavery and colonialism in the Virgin Islands. The National Park Service also publishes 3D reconstructions of the structures through its Atlantic Slave Trade Project.
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Shopping & Provisions
An art gallery, bookstore, cafe and rum and wine bar in one space at Mongoose Junction in Cruz Bay, St. John, going more than thirty years. Aged rums are poured in tasting flights, and the shop carries traditional Virgin Islands market baskets and other handmade work. It also hosts exhibitions, readings and book signings.
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Hotels & Stays
Six stand-alone villas share a mountaintop on Route 108, St. John, four of them with two bedrooms and two with one. The outlook takes in the east end of St. John and the British Virgin Islands, and there is a shared pool and spa complex.
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Hotels & Stays
Bare campsites, eco-tents and cottages inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John, off North Shore Road. The site fronts a beach the operator calls the island's longest and keeps a cafe, a grocery store and a rental counter for snorkel gear, paddleboards and kayaks.
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Shopping & Provisions
Elaine Estern's working watercolor studio and gallery at 264 Tobacco Road on Frank Bay, just outside Cruz Bay on St. John. Her signature paintings show a scene above and below the waterline at once, and she paints the view from her own front porch. Prints, framed tile murals, notecards and gifts are for sale.
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Hotels & Stays
Studio, two-bedroom and three-bedroom waterfront condominium suites at 268 Estate Enighed on St. John, each with a full kitchen and a large oceanfront patio. Two buildings enclose a pool and patio between the Caribbean Sea on one side and an Audubon wildlife pond on the other.
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Beaches
Turtles, long swims and snorkeling along the rock shoreline at the north end, inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. A boardwalk follows the salt pond behind the beach for birding, and a trail climbs to the remains of a Great House and the Francis Sugar Factory.
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Beaches
A white sand beach inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John, lined with tall trees. Three small elkhorn coral reefs lie offshore for snorkeling, and there are changing rooms, restrooms, picnic tables and grills.
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Beaches
White sand under palm and seagrape trees inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. A reef runs east toward Caneel Bay, with elkhorn and pillar coral off the rocky point. The trail in starts at the park sign off North Shore Road, and there is a kayak launch, picnic tables and parking.
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