Sample Itineraries
Sample USVI Itinerary

Day 1) Pick Up at Yacht Haven travel to Magen’s Bay
Magen’s Bay has a beautiful white sandy beach complete with a beach bar and restaurant. This is a great spot for the inflatable hotdog pulled behind the dinghy, Navbow underwater scooter and great snorkeling.
Day 2) Magen’s Bay travel to Cruz Bay
Cruz bay is an excellent snorkeling spot. We usually pick this location to bring guests ashore for the St John experience. There are many beachside restaurants and bars, a local brewery, rum tasting and island shopping.


Day 3) Cruz Bay travel to Maho Bay
After Cruz Bay we head towards more remote locations with beautiful white sandy beaches and amazing snorkeling experiences. Maho also offers a unique experience at Maho Crossroads with a laidback beachy food and drink vibe with unique items for sale.
Day 4) Maho Bay travel to Waterlemon Cay
Waterlemon Cay is considered one of the best locations for snorkeling on St. John. It boasts a reef with clear turquoise water and tons of sea life. Here you can go ashore for a casual hike to the Annaberg Sugar Plantation ruins.


Day 5) Waterlemon Cay travel to Little Lameshur
Little Lameshur is another small remote location with excellent snorkeling. Here you have an opportunity to hike to the ancient Taino petroglyphs. The hike is a bit challenging, approximately 3 hours round trip and fairly steep, but provides stunning views.
Day 6) Little Lameshur travel to Hassel Island
Hassel Island has a storied past as the British occupied Hassel Island during the Napoleonic wars. The island has been used as a coaling station and for ship repair. Today it’s a great spot for snorkeling and relaxing in the Caribbean sun.
Day 7) Hassel Island disembark


Sample BVI Itinerary

Day 1) Pick up Yacht Haven Grand, St Thomas and cruise to Maho Bay, St John
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Maho Bay is blessed with white sandy beaches lined with palm trees providing plenty of shade. Its crystal-clear waters make it a fantastic place for snorkeling and spotting sea turtles and rays that feed in the sea grasses just off the beach. There’s pelicans, young tarpon, rays and colorful reef fish that travel up and down the water's edge. Explore the shore and Maho Crossroads, a small, outdoorsy collection of shops and food trucks and a little “beach club” area with lounge seating and beach games like cornhole.

Day 2) From Maho Bay cruise to Jost Van Dyke, BVI
Jost Van Dyke is the smallest of the four main islands of the British Virgin Islands and boasts powdery white sand beaches and warm turquoise water. Here you’ll find the “Painkiller” cocktail from the world-famous Soggy Dollar Bar. The island is also home to the infamous Foxy’s Bar known for serving up live music, legendary cocktails, and a slice of Caribbean paradise.

Day 3) From Jost Van Dyke cruise to Norman Island, BVI
Normand Island is A real-life pirate island that has a well-documented history of being a stow spot for pirate booty. This history-rich island is home to the Caves at Treasure Point, the Pirates Bight Beach Club, and the infamous Willy T's floating bar.

Day 4) From Norman Island cruise to Virgin Gorda, BVI
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Virgin Gorda is where the North Sound washes ashore on Bitter End’s mile long beach. It’s known for its beautiful coral reefs and brilliant colored fish. You’ll also find Saba Rock Bar and Restaurant serving up world class food and drinks in a laid-back atmosphere while over-looking the pristine waters of the North Sound.

Day 5) From Virgin Gorda cruise to Cane Garden Bay, Tortola, BVI
In true BVI fashion, Cane Garden Bay has a laid-back beach vibe with a lively atmosphere. There's great snorkeling and because of its location on the north side of Tortola, the calm waters are an excellent kayak and paddleboarding spot. The beautiful white sand beaches are lined with restaurants and bars with outdoor live music to enjoy with the incredible views.

Day 6) From Cane Garden Bay sail to Cruz Bay, St John
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Cruz Bay is an excellent snorkeling spot. We usually pick this spot to bring guests ashore for the St John experience. There are many beachside restaurants, bars, a local brewery, rum tasting and island shopping.

Day 7) From Cruz Bay cruise to Hassel Island
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Hassel Island has a storied past as the British occupied the island during the Napoleonic wars. The island has been used as a coaling station and for ship repair. Today it’s a great spot for snorkeling and relaxing in the warm Caribbean sun.
