Cruise Port Guide
The bucket-list things to do — and the private, expert-led way to do each.
Here’s the bucket list for your day ashore: the most extraordinary thing to do at each stop, and the private, small-group, or expert-led way to make it yours — your own pace, real access, none of the crowd.
Descend into Virgin Gorda's iconic boulder grottos at The Baths — cathedral-like sea caves formed by giant granite boulders, with turquoise pools and hidden passages. A bucket-list BVI experience that rewards those who arrive early with a private guide.
Buck Island's underwater snorkel trail is a designated US National Monument — a living coral canyon teeming with sea turtles, spotted eagle rays and staghorn coral. Reach it in style on a private crewed catamaran from Christiansted.
Combine Tortola's two extremes — the lush 1,716-ft peaks of Sage Mountain National Park and the legendary rum-soaked calm of Cane Garden Bay — on a private open-air 4x4 with a local expert guide.
St. John holds two-thirds of its land as protected National Park. Trunk Bay's underwater snorkel trail and powder-white crescent beach consistently rank among the Caribbean's most beautiful — reach it privately by crewed sailboat.
Spend a golden afternoon island-hopping the BVI's most glamorous anchorages — Bitter End, Saba Rock, and the outer cays of the North Sound — aboard a private crewed monohull or power catamaran as the sun sinks into the Caribbean.
St. Croix's northwest rainforest and its 18th-century Danish plantation great houses reveal a layered Caribbean history unlike anywhere else in the US Virgin Islands — explored at depth with a private cultural historian guide.
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