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Spend about 6.5 hours sailing, snorkeling, eating, and drinking with this cruise from St. John. You'll start with an on-board continental breakfast, followed by a snorkel stop at a coral reef. Then it's off to a floating taco bar, Lime Out, for lunch, followed by a full open bar on the catamaran after snorkeling and more snorkeling before you head home. Weather conditions determine if sailing is an option.

Experience St. John's through the eyes of a local with this private guided tour. You'll learn all about the island's culture and ecology as you visit famous beaches and other tourist attractions. such as Oppenheimer Beach and Hawksnest Beach. You'll also get the chance to visit the Annaberg Sugar Plantation

Combine bar hopping with beach hopping with this small-group experience. Over the course of eight hours, you'll hit up four different beach bars on Water Island, Christmas Cove, Coki Points, and a fourth location depending on the weather. You'll also get a chance to order pizza from the world's only floating pizza restaurant, Pizza Pi, and hang out on Coki Point Beach.

Sail around the island of St. John with this group tour. Sail along the North Shore until you reach a good snorkeling spot, where you make your first stop. Then, continue to the floating taco and cocktail bar, Lime-Out, for lunch, followed by a second stop for snorkeling before you head back to your departure point.

Learn about the history and culture of St. John and get plenty of time leftover to hang out at the beach with this private four-hour tour. Your professional driver/guide will take you to plenty of local beaches as well as to the historic Annaberg Sugar Plantation and to the Bordeaux Mountain Trail, the highest point in the island.

Learn about the local culture and life on the smallest Virgin Island. Highlights of the tour include Cruz Bay, Annaberg Ruins, and one of St. John’s premier historic sites, Leinster Bay Trail. The Annaberg Sugar Plantation is a partially restored but the most intact sugar plantation in the Virgin Islands. It keeps the memory of the grueling times in 1717 when slaves were forced to work on the plantation which resulted in a revolt in 1733 that led to the abolishment of slavery. It was discovered and built by Laurence Rockefeller in 1956 while sailing on a family cruise. This luxurious hideaway is accessible only by boat/ferry and its beaches are widely considered to be among the best in the world. Enjoy beach time at Trunk Bay. Relax in the sand, rent some snorkel gear or bring your gear to explore the self-guided underwater world. Lunch stop is optional at your own expense.