USVI Yacht ChartersJoe and Lynne Campbell, charter specialists of Carefree Yacht Charters, were based in St. Thomas aboard their own crewed charter yacht for 12 years. They undoubtedly know the ins and outs of this fast-paced island and will provide you with expert advice should your charter start and end in this location. US Virgin Islands
Ports Based on Number of Charter GuestsIf your charter group consists of 6 passengers or less you may pick-up and drop-off your charter in US waters. If you charter group consists of 7 or more passengers than your charter must pick-up and drop-off in British waters. This regulation applies regardless of the size of charter yacht you choose. Crewed charter yachts are only allowed to carry 6 paying passengers in US waters. Getting Around the USVISt. Thomas is serviced by several major airlines with direct flights to the island. Use airport code STT for Cyril E. King Airport when considering flight options. The US island of St. John and the British Virgin Island of Tortola are serviced with numerous daily ferries that travel back and forth between St. Thomas and these two islands. Whether you're wanting to visit the island of St. John via ferry before or after your charter or choosing a yacht that requires a Tortola pick-up and drop-off, these ferries are convenient, affordable, and a popular way to get around the islands. BVI ChartersLearn more about the BVI sailing portion of your Virgin Islands charter. A St. Thomas based, USVI yacht charter will typically spend 1 to 2 nights in US waters, with the remainder of the charter spent in British waters. |
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