Hull Bay Tours and Tickets

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

• St Thomas Full-Day Boat Rental 37' Intrepid Powerboat

• St Thomas - Jeep Tour Customized Itinerary

There's no fee to visit Hull Bay, but you will need to budget for things such as paddleboard and snorkeling gear rentals. Some people arrive via boat charter; others come by car. Renting a boat can cost around US$1,600 per group for a full day, while a half-day Jeep tour costs around US$485 per group.

Yes, Hull Bay is a great place for swimming, with ample sea life, including coral and fish if you swim out a bit. However, there are boats in the bay, so make sure to pay attention to your surroundings and always swim with a buddy.

Yes, there are bars and restaurants near Hull Bay. The Shack at the Hideaway is the most popular spot to dine and drink in the area, and features an extensive menu of seafood, tacos, and tropical drinks. Regular events at the Shack include Tuesday evening bingo nights, and music on Thursday and Saturday evenings.

The best time to visit Hull Bay is early in the morning, especially if you're coming by car, as the parking lot can fill up (though you can avoid parking worries if you opt for a taxi or join a tour that includes transportation). Evenings can get lively, especially at the Shack.

To get to Hull Bay Beach from Charlotte Amalie, simply drive north along Hull Bay Road. The journey only takes about 10 minutes, traffic permitting. You can also hop on the F2 ferry to Edward Wilmoth Blyden IV Marine Terminal, the nearest station to Hull Bay Beach, and then take a taxi from there.