Jost Van Dyke Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Jost Van Dyke. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• The Baths and White Bay
• Sonic Charters - Full Day Boat Charter - 32' Intrepid Powerboat
• St. John Jost Van Dyke & Soggy Dollar Snorkel Sail with Breakfast - Westin
• Midnight Sun Charters - 37ft OBSIDIAN
• Jost Van Dyke Funday and Willy T (Foxy’s, Soggy Dollar, Willy-T)

It’s free to explore Jost Van Dyke independently, but you must pay for a boat ride to the island. All-day boat tours start at around US$300 and private charters at around US$1,500–$2,000. Alternatively, take a public ferry from Tortola, which costs around US$20 roundtrip.

The best time of year to visit Jost Van Dyke is between December and April, within the dry season. The weather is typically warm, sunny, and less humid, ideal for outdoor activities like swimming, snorkeling, and exploring the island. For fewer crowds, visit in late April or early May.

Yes, you need to present a valid passport upon arrival when visiting Jost Van Dyke if you’re traveling from outside the British Virgin Islands. Check the specific entry requirements for your country of origin, as customs and immigration processes may vary.

The must-see attractions on Jost Van Dyke include White Bay, known for its crystal-clear water; beach bars, such as the Soggy Dollar Bar; and the Bubbly Pool, which is a natural tidal pool located on the eastern side of the island where waves crash against the rocks and create bubbles.

No, you cannot rent a scooter or car on Jost Van Dyke. The small island is primarily designed for walking, biking, or using local taxis. Most visitors get around on foot or via rented bikes. If you need transportation from the ferry terminal, hail a taxi.