Custom, luxury powerboat excursions for snorkeling, swimming, or beach bar crawling in the U.S. and British Virgin Islands. Snorkel/swim with turtles, lay on white sugar-sand beaches, see the incredible pools and caves of the Baths, sip a Painkiller while relaxing in a hammock at The Soggy Dollar Bar, Have some delicious chicken roti for lunch at Foxy’s, or just admire the picture-postcard views of the top beaches in the world, including Trunk Bay on St John, (USVI) and White Bay on Jost Van Dyke (BVI).

Our stylish and sexy 32’ boat, “Red Beard” takes you through the USVI and BVI in comfort & style with a huge swim step, lounge-style seating, sun pad, toilet & cold drinks. Captain Stan, a USCG & British Boatmaster licensed captain, will be your guide, helping you customize the day’s itinerary to your specific wishes. He’s also a wealth of information with many stories about the area - some of them may even be true! Pirates Paradise Adventures can take up to 6 guests for an unrivaled British and U.S. Virgin Islands Tour. The boat you choose for your tour really does make a difference!

 

St. John • St. Thomas • Tortola • Jost Van Dyke
Virgin Gorda • Magens Bay • Trunk Bay • Caneel Bay Pirates Bight • Soggy Dollar • Foxy’s • Foxy’s Taboo Ivan’s Stress Free Bar • The Willy T • The Baths • Indians The Caves • Snorkel With Turtles

ARRRRR Ye Ready to Explore The BVI or USVI on a Virgin Islands Boat Rental Tour?

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Pirate’s Paradise Adventures Rates

While it’s hard to put a price on paradise…we’ll try!
Our 32′ luxury powerboat, “Red Beard” includes a USCG Licensed Captain, who also serves as your tour guide. Together, they’ll take you to the best the Virgin Islands have to offer. You also get complimentary use of our top quality snorkel gear, and we have a cooler with ice and water and refrigerator. You are welcome to bring any drinks or food with you. We can accommodate 1-6 passengers. We can also get an additional boat(s) for more people in your party. Enjoy a comfortable, luxurious ride with our giant sun pad, large swim step and Sirius Satellite stereo system with iPod hook-up. Get there fast and in-style!
Our day rate for Red Beard and a captain for up to 6 people is just $749. (Fuel additional)

BVI Trips:

When going to the BVIs we have to clear customs going into the BVIs, and then again at St. John, coming back. This usually takes about 20 minutes at each stop. The captain will help you with the paperwork and will walk it through customs. EVERYONE WILL NEED A VALID PASSPORT, AND $25 CASH FOR THE CUSTOMS AGENT.

Fuel Expenses:

We leave the dock for your trip with a full tank of fuel. At the end of the trip, you will be responsible for filling it up again. Gas prices and the amount of gas you will use on your trip are unknown, but as a guide, the gas expense on an average trip around the USVIs would be $90-120. The fuel cost to the BVIs will run approximately $190-$210.
A trip that includes The Baths would be an additional $85-$110 in fuel. Again, these are estimates.

Gratuities:

Tipping of the Captain for outstanding service is greatly appreciated.

Cancellations:

We understand things come up and sometimes plans need to change. Please notify us at least 48 hours before your trip date if you need to cancel and we’ll refund 100% of your deposit. Cancellations made less than 48 hours before your excursion date may be non-refundable.

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Pirates Paradise Adventures is your private Virgin Islands boat rental choice for the most picturesque sights in the Caribbean. From the gorgeous “magazine cover” beaches of St. John, to the famous (infamous?) island bars of Jost Van Dyke, to the undersea excitement of snorkeling with sea turtles, rays, and other Caribbean sea life, we can help you plan the perfect day in paradise – on a Virgin Islands Boat Rental tour of the USVI and BVI.

It’s The Journey, Not Just The Destination…And It’s A Better Journey On Our Boat!

Having the right boat makes all the difference in the world - and we offer a Virgin Islands Boat Rental experience designed to give you the ultimate in comfort, luxury and fun! Our beloved 32’ Super Sport Bow Rider, Red Beard, is like a floating living room, complete with fully upholstered chaise lounge seating up front for the absolute best views of the Islands! There is truly no better way to see the beautiful beaches and cays as they appear before you in these seats. There’s also comfortable, wrap-around seating in the back that is great for conversations. There are plenty of drink holders also, right where you want them. Want to soak up some Caribbean sun? Stretch out on our enormous sun pad - A Pirates Paradise Adventures Exclusive! – it’s the size of a double bed!

Our refrigerator and cooler keep your drinks icy cold, and you can bring along your favorite “adult beverages.” Our stereo sound system has plenty of speakers throughout the boat, making the whole day a party.Feel free to bring along your iPod or other music device and plug it in to hear your favorite tunes.

Want To Snorkel With Turtles, Rays & Tropical Fish?

You’ll love our large, easy-access swim step and ladder that allows you to get in and out of the water, gracefully and easily. There’s even a fresh water shower by the swim step to rinse off the salt water. We also provide free, high quality snorkel gear – mask, snorkel, fins, and safety vest – so you can see all the colorful coral, tropical fish, sea turtles, rays and maybe even a reef shark or two…

Getting into the water with most charter boats means flinging yourself over the side with all your snorkel gear on. This can understandably be difficult for older or larger people, or those with mobility issues. Red Beard has a large, easy-to-get-to swim step, where you can sit and put on your gear and gently slide into the water. Getting back on the boat is easier on Red Beard, too. The swim step makes it easy to climb onto, plus there is plenty of room for others to assist you.

The Virgin Islands Boat Rental You Choose makes a HUGE Difference In Your Trip!

While there are many Virgin Islands boat rental companies that take passengers to the BVIs and USVIs, they almost always use a center console “fishing” style boat. We wanted to give people better options in their choice of boat. We couldn’t find a suitable boat anywhere on the islands, so when we found our boat, Red Beard, we shipped her over from the mainland – it’s very different from all the others, and we think you’ll love the extra “creature comforts,” including forward-facing lounge seating up front, fully padded and upholstered seats and sides, a large swim step, a sun pad, and a lot more… Most of the Virgin Islands Boat Rental companies can take you to the same places…we’d just like to take you there in comfort and style!

Fully Upholstered Seating – Soft, luxurious seating for everyone on board!

Lounge Seats – We have chaise lounge-style seating in the front and rear of the boat, so everyone is comfortable. Just relax, soak up the sun, and enjoy the ride!

Inboard/Outboard Engines – Red Beard’s inboard/outboard motors are stored out of the way in a sound-dampening area underneath the sun pad. Two 350 horsepower engines have plenty of power to easily, quickly – yet economically – get you where you want to go (and back again!). This also means you can have a nice conversation anywhere in the boat without having to scream over the noise of the motors.

Enormous Sun Pad – Hey, you’re in the Caribbean for the sun, crystal clear waters and amazing views, right? What better way to enjoy them all than stretched out on our oversized sun pad? Now, the sun worshipers can do what they like to do while the swimmers and snorkelers experience the incredible world under the sea.

 

Large Swim Step – Red Beard’s swim step allows plenty of room for more than one person at a time to sit comfortably on the swim step and adjust your snorkeling gear, assist others getting in or out of the water, or to just dangle your feet in the crystal blue sea. There is also an easy to use ladder off the swim step.

Transom Shower – Wash the salt water off when you finish snorkeling or swimming with our handy, fresh water transom shower.

On Deck Mini-Galley – You’ll love the refrigerator/freezer, bar countertop and sink where you can chill your drinks or wash your hands! All the conveniences of home!

Open Bow – With some of the world’s most beautiful sights, Red Beard’s huge open bow area with contoured, chaise lounge seating provides the perfect front row seat for anyone who wants an unparalleled view of the best beaches and landmarks in the Caribbean.

Club-Style Sound System – Whoever said “don’t rock the boat” clearly wasn’t cruising with Red Beard…because this boat rocks! She has full range speakers throughout the boat, AM/FM, and an iPod dock. Listen to our on-board eclectic compilation of island tunes and chart toppers from most eras…or plug in your own iPod or music device and listen to your favorites.

Safety Features – Along with all the usual Coast Guard required things, like flotation devices, first aid kits and flares…we also have a VHF radio, Radar & Chart Plotter.

Towable Toys – Red Beard has a lot to offer for fun and excitement–including our towable raft, called the “Super Slice.” The whole family will love this! There’s nothing more fun!

Complimentary Snorkeling Gear for Everyone!-When you spend the day aboard Red Beard, you’re welcome to use our top quality snorkel gear at no extra charge! We have gear in all sizes–even for the little ones! It’s one less thing to worry about–or pay for–and it’s yours to enjoy on Red Beard!

If you’re looking for a Virgin Islands Boat Rental day you won’t forget (but can’t quite remember, either) The “Pirate’s Paradise Pub Plunder” is just what you’re after. Depending on where you board our beloved Red Beard, you may want to start the day at Soper’s Hole while your captain clears customs for sailing the BVI. Its great location directly across from the Customs Dock makes it an ideal stop for yachts to clear in. This is home to Pusser’s Bar and Restaurant—with some of Tortola’s best food—and a fully stocked Pusser’s Co. Store. Pick up a few souvenirs…including a bottle of Pusser’s Rum to take back state-side with you and enjoy.  To plan your day, choose three to four of the locations listed!

Molly Malone’s

Or, if your choice is to start in the USVI, we recommend a visit to Molly Malone’s at American Yacht Harbor in Red Hook. Molly Malone’s is an irish pub, world famous for their breakfasts and bottomless mimosas, bloody Marys, or hibiscus.

Jost Van Dyke

If yer heading for British waters, where the world’s best bars rest on the world’s best beaches, a visit to Foxy’s Taboo Restaurant at Diamond Cay in Jost Van Dyke is a must. After a few libations, hike on over to the Bubbly Pool and relax in nature’s jacuzzi. The rock formation funnels waves through a very narrow passage into this small natural, fully contained pool. Just wade in and the waves will do the rest!

One Love Bar

Next stop, the One Love Bar in White Bay. Owned and run by master magician Seddy Callwood (and Foxy’s son), this bar is open all day–and closes when the sun goes down! Seddy pours a mean drink (ye beware!), pulls a great card trick and even claims he can read your mind. Can he? Judge for yerself!

The Soggy Dollar

By now, you’ll be needing some food to soak up all that booze…so time to grub at Soggy Dollar. It’s called the Soggy Dollar cuz the only way in is by boat–and there’s no dock, so get ready to swim for it! Try the “world’s best conch fritters,” chicken root, jerk chicken or a flying fish sandwich….and wash it all down with a Painkiller, rumored to have been created here at Soggy Dollar. Some say that its illegal NOT to try the BVI’s most famous drink….but they ain’t be heard from since, so you decide.

Foxy’s

Once back on board Red Beard, we’ll make the short hop to Foxy’s, where there’s a hammock with your name on it. At Foxy’s, every day’s a party and the party starts at 930am! If you’re lucky, Foxy himself will entertain you with a song or a joke (ask him the one about the island dog). Foxy’s now microbrews its own beer (careful…) and has a speciality drink menu that is the best in the islands (try the “Friggin in the Riggin”).

William Thornton (Willy T)

Last stop if ye still be standing is the Willy T at Norman Island. The Willy T is not for the faint of heart…its gets wild in the afternoon. This floating 100 ft still schooner has three stories (well millions of stories if only a ship could talk) and is home to total hedonism. Famous for the 5 Shot Water Ski and Body Shots, anything goes on the Willy T.

You might not have time to get to every place listed, or ye may be having too good a time to leave yer favorite place. It’s all good….just let the captain know yer choice and he’ll do the rest. Now, we always ask that like all Pirates, you drink in moderation, and at yer own risk.

Trunk Bay

If you want to stay stateside, the US Virgin Islands have some incredible spots. Off the coast of idyllic St. John, visit Trunk Bay. The self-guided, 206m-long (675-ft.) snorkeling trail here has large underwater signs that identify species of coral and other marine life. We recommend you try the snorkel trail in the morning or early in the day to avoid the crowds.

 

Cinnamon Bay

Yer next stop is Cinnamon Bay, a colonized patch reef with a variety of corals, sponges, and colorful parrot fish (ours is the one named “Polly” that talks and asks for crackers). This unique bay is home to St. John’s premiere campground, so you’ll find clean restrooms, showers, a water sports activity center and even a general store.

 

Sapphire Beach

Take Red Beard a short hop over to St Thomas and snorkel Sapphire Beach, where you’ll find a grassy bottom bay covered with sea turtles and rays. You’ll see a small island called “Shark Island” or “Little Shark Island” where you’ll find a conch graveyard, lobsters and yes….maybe a friendly local shark or two! Don’t worry ’bout the sharks…any friend of Red Beard is a friend of theirs! Just keep your distance and don’t piss em off.

Waterlemon Cay

Don’t miss Waterlemon Cay, home to sea turtles, rays, hundreds of different types of colorful fish and an unbelievably beautiful coral garden. The best way to Waterlemon Cay is by boat–it’s a long swim from shore–so it’s not typically crowded. Visitors often say snorkeling at Waterlemon Cay is a “once in a lifetime” experience.

Coki Beach

Next, set sail for Coki Beach. The water is teeming with tropical fish, a soft sandy bottom and gorgeous reefs, thanks to its proximity to Coral World, a marine life theme park featuring underwater observatories and educational exhibits. Coki is known for some of the best snorkeling in all the Caribbean sea and should not be missed!

The Baths

Head to the British Virgin Islands and start at The Baths on Virgin Gorda. An amazing formation of rocks, its believed they are proof of volcanic activity on the island. As you crawl, climb and through the labyrinth of rock formations, you’ll find grottos and shallow wading pools with beauty unmatched anywhere else in the world. The trick is to find the many treasures The Baths hold…like secret beaches. A trip to Virgin Gorda is worth the time it takes to get there, but it may reduce the number of other places to see and snorkel if you’ve got a return deadline.

Norman Island

Locally known as “Treasure Island,” (a favorite among Red Beard’s treasure-hungry crew), Norman Island is believed to have inspired the story by Robert Lewis. The Bight at Norman Island offers great snorkeling over the seagrass where turtles eat, or on the reef at the south end of the beach.

The Caves

Around the lower tip of The Bight, you’ll find The Caves, which are not to be missed! The northernmost cave goes back a good 70 feet into darkness, so if you’ve got a waterproof flashlight and a strong constitution, now’s the time to use both to find the secret markings on the cave walls. Who knows….could be they point to buried treasure (which, if you find, you agree to split equally with your captain–its in the contract). Shine yer light on the walls to see the gorgeous purple and rust color and deep veins in the above water walls. At the back of the cave is a small room….which may be home to pirate’s treasure. The southernmost cave has a rounded rock bottom where you can stand, and a natural skylight makes for good visibility. In all cases, watch for surge so you don’t get thrown against the rocks.

Pelican Island

Next stop is Pelican Island, where you’ll find rock formations known as “The Indians.” Check out “The Fish Bowl”on the east side, where you’ll see damselfish, blue tang, and even colorful flatworms, but ye BEWARE! The Indians are known for strong currents, so ye better be a strong swimmer if you visit The Indians.

The Wreck of the Rhone

Off Salt Island lies the remains of the RMS Rhone. Once the pride of the Royal Mail Steam Company, she sunk during a hurricane after hitting a rock and splitting in half. Today, she rests in three pieces on the floor of Davy Jones’ Locker, and her steel hull has become home to a thriving coral reef, sponges, tropical and colorful fish…even rays. Much of her decking, rigging, steam engine and propeller can easily be seen by snorkelers, although this spot is one of the world’s most famous dive spots. Scenes from the movie “The Deep” were filmed around the RMS Rhone wreckage.

St. Thomas, USVI:
Magens Bay (pictured right)
Also Sapphire Beach & Lindberg Bay

Magens Bay Beach has been voted over and over again as one of the world’s top ten most beautiful beaches, offering a half mile loop of soft white, pebble-free sand, calm waters and a beautiful view of the mountains that protect this bay from erosion and strong waves. With warm, calm, crystal clear waters, Magen’s Bay is an ideal spot for swimming. A spot on the beach will cost you a few pieces o’ eight ($4 per person), but the restrooms are clean and there is waitress service while you lay on the beach with your toes in the sand. Service fit for a King!

St. John, USVI:

Hawksnest Beach

Hawksnest Beach is a local’s favorite and the closest beach to Cruz Bay. White sand and easy tides make Hawksnest great for families, and of course, its great for snorkeling. There’s a shallow water reef just a few yards off the center of the beach to see orange elkhorn corals and an abundance of friendly sea creatures. Not to worry–no beasties here!

Trunk Bay

Trunk Bay gives Magens Bay a run for her money in the beauty category. Graceful coconut palms sway in the gentle breeze next to lush tropical vegetation. The St. John Virgin Island National Park Service maintains an underwater snorkeling trail that’s nearly 700 feet, complete with signs providing information on the sea life you’re enjoying. There are full restroom, showers and changing facilities open daily until 430pm.

Caneel Bay

Caneel Bay is a great choice for a more active beach day, but expect some crowds. Home to the Caneel Bay Resort, where you can feast at one of the hotel’s seaside restaurants, and tour the estate’s old sugarmill ruins, which have been partially restored.

Cinnamon Bay

Cinnamon Bay is the place to go if you’re looking for beach activities and water sports. Cinnamon offers windsurfing, kayaking, volleyball, and even camping. Since its designed as a campground, you’ll find a small general store, restaurants and snack bars, restrooms, showers. You can event take a windsurfing or sailing lesson.

Little Cinnamon

Want a little more secluded beach? Head to Little Cinnamon Bay, just west of Cinnamon Bay. At Little Cinnamon, snorkelers may find the remains of an old Cessna aircraft that crashed and sank years ago. The propeller, the engine and one of the wings are visible most of the year. The wreck is in shallow water and can be found by snorkeling out from the eastern portion of the beach between the old stone wall and the first set of coconut palms.

Honeymoon Bay

Finally, there’s Honeymoon Bay, which is not accessible by car. You either hike in or come by boat, so if a deserted island is yer wish, consider it granted on Honeymoon Bay.

Tortola, BVI:
Smuggler’s Cove

Smuggler’s Cove may be hard to reach by car, but by sea, well, she’s all yours. There’s room for just a few boats to anchor, so get here early if this be your choice. There’s a stunning coral bank about 100 feet off shore. In fact, parts of the 1990 movie remake of ‘Old Man & The Sea” starring Anthony Quinn were filmed at Smuggler’s Cove.

Long Bay Beach

Just east of Smuggler’s Cove on Tortola’s West End is Long Bay Beach. This one is easy to get to by land, so expect more folks to be joinin’ ya. There’s a big coral reef at the shore near the resort, so be careful while swimming.

Cane Garden Bay

Jimmy Buffet sang it best when he wrote “I hear it gets better, that’s what they say, as soon as we sail onto Cane Garden Bay.” Cane Garden Bay is an excellent swimming beach, but not much for snorkelers. This is one of the BVI’s most popular beaches, so expect some crowds. It’s the perfect place to do nothing all day.

Brewer’s Bay

Brewer’s Bay is the home of peace and quiet, with very few crowds due to treacherous roads. Easiest way in is by boat, but due to underwater electrical cables through the cove, you’ll have to swim in while we wait for you in an anchor-safe area.

Sandy Spit

Sandy Spit is a pirate’s dream, with a picture perfect, 360 degree white sand beach, punctuated by a small cluster of vegetation and two perfect coconut trees. There’s just no place like it in the world. The perfect, deserted island….it’s rumored that Sandy Spit is the island you see in those Corona beer commercials….if only there were a barrel o’ rum!

Mix & Match The Best of The Above or Map Yer Own!

Pirate’s Paradise Adventuresis a family owned Virgin Islands boat rental business that started as a “pipe dream” about 10 years ago. As parents of four children, we longed for the day we could leave our traffic and smog infested city, stress filled jobs we hated, and find a place where we could actually enjoy life with our kids. Like a lot of people, we told ourselves “someday, we’ll get out of the rat race and start a boat charter business….”

And then we did it!

As we thought more and more about our dream, we realized what made us happiest was the time spent with our kids, making memories, and we figured we weren’t so different from every other family that cherished their very limited time together. So, we decided not to wait. We took the kids, every dime we had (and some we didn’t – thank you credit cards!) and started searching the world for the perfect place to start Pirate’s Paradise Adventures!

Our search took us from the Hawaiian Islands to Mexico, the Bahamas, Aruba, Curacao, Grenada, Barbados, St. Lucia, St. Martin, and finally, Tortola. When we cruised the Virgin Islands a few years ago, we immediately knew this was the home of Pirate’s Paradise Adventures!

The Birth of Pirate’s Paradise Adventures

So, we took the plunge to live our dream. Our flagship vessel, Red Beard, was carefully selected to provide our guests with the best experience possible. In total comfort and with the hottest boat on the water, you can explore St Thomas, Tortola, St John, The Baths and great bars like the Willy T, Foxy’s, Soggy Dollar, One Love, Ivan’s Stress Free Bar and Foxy’s Taboo! We hope you enjoy your Pirate’s Paradise Adventures!

 

FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions    

Q: What’s The Benefit of Chartering a Captained Boat Instead of a “Bare Boat?”

A: Even if you can captain your own boat, if you’re not familiar with the US Virgin Islands or the British Virgin Islands, you run the risk of missing the best places and sights. Nothing is a substitute for a tour guide who knows where to go and exactly how to get there. Our captain knows where you can and cannot anchor, how to quickly and easily clear customs, and how to schedule the itinerary you want in the time you have. You’ll end up wasting a lot of valuable time–and money–trying to navigate the islands yourself. It’s your vacation, remember? Leave the work to someone else!

Q: How Long Does It Take To Get From Island To Island?

A: That’s the beauty of the Virgin Islands–they’re so close together, you’ll be able to visit or see a number of them! Of course, weather conditions and the location you want to go to will determine the amount of time it actually takes, but in general, on a calm day and motoring at a moderate speed, the trip from Red Hook to Jost Van Dyke takes about 40 minutes. Other popular destinations in the BVI include Tortola, Norman Island, Peter Island, Virgin Gorda, The Baths, Foxy’s, Soggy Dollar, Willy T and hundreds of small islands and cays in between.

Q: Do You Take Passengers To St. Croix?

A: Because of the distance from the other islands, we do not go to St. Criox.

Q: How Will We Know Where We Should Go?

A: We recommend visiting the “Plan Yer Day” link on this site for ideas on how best to spend your day. The kind of experience you want will determine the locations we recommend. Our captain knows these waters, islands, snorkel sites and bars like the back of his hand, so we’re always happy to make suggestions, however, it’s your day, so you decide your own itinerary. No problem!

Q: Are There Any Additional Costs We Incur When Chartering a Virgin Islands Boat Rental From Pirate’s Paradise Adventures?

A: Since the captain’s fee is INCLUDED in your rental cost, you’ll only be responsible for the cost of the fuel/oil you use. If you choose to visit the BVI, each person in your party will need to bring their passport and $25.00 customs fee. You’ll want spending money for souvenirs, lunch and drinks when off the boat, so be sure to plan for that.

Q: What About Tipping The Captain?

A: ABSOLUTELY!!
Of course, you are welcome to tip whatever amount you like. As a guide – a standard tip is approximately 15-20% of your charter cost.

 

 

Q: When Does My Charter Start & End?

A: We can be a little flexible depending on your schedule, but our normal pick up time is 8:30am, and you’ll be back around 4:30pm. The earliest pick up time we offer is 8am. The Boat is in the marina at Red Hook, on the east end of St. Thomas, but we can also pick you up on St. John. When you make your reservation please let us know which Island you are on.

Q: When And How Do I Pay For The Charter?

A: At the time of reservation, we’ll charge a $170 deposit to your major credit card to hold your reservation. You may pay the balance prior to your charter day via email authorization or by major credit card when you board Red Beard. The captain’s fee, tip and fuel charges are settled at the end of the day before you disembark. If possible, we prefer you pay the captain’s fee and any tip directly to the captain.

Q: What If I Need To Cancel?

A: We understand that things come up and plans change. Please notify us at least 48 hours in advance of change or cancellation and we’ll refund 100% of your deposit. Deposits for cancellations made less than 48 hours in advance are non-refundable.

Q: What If The Weather is Bad?

A: Pirate’s Paradise Adventures will only charter when it’s safe to do so. If the Captain feels it’s not safe to take the boat out due to inclement weather, we’ll refund you 100% of all monies paid and do our best to reschedule you for another day. If, during your charter, the weather changes and it’s not safe to continue your journey, the Captain will return you to your disembarkation point and your cost will be prorated based on the number of hours you were actually using the boat (for example, if you were out for 4 hours, or 50% of the time, you would be charged 50% of the charter fee, plus captain’s fee and fuel costs).

Q: What Should I Bring On The Boat?

A: Bring a towel, sunglasses, sunscreen and a bathing suit cover-up. The Caribbean sun is very strong and its easy to get burned, so be careful! Red Beard is equipped with a refrigerator, freezer and sink, and we’ll have water and soda on board and available to you at no cost. If you’d like to bring something else to eat or drink, we’ll be happy to make room in the refrigerator!

Our stereo system has an iPod and USB connection. Bring your iPod or other music device and DJ your own party!

 

Q: Do You Supply Free Snorkel Equipment?

A: YES we do! We have high quality snorkel equipment AT NO CHARGE! We have plenty of sets and sizes to fit everyone–from young kids to adults with big feet!

Q: Do I Need a Passport to Travel To The British Virgin Islands?

A: Yes! All American citizens traveling to the BVI require a passport. It is no longer possible to enter with only a birth certificate and picture ID. Citizens of the USA, Canada and most European countries do not require a visa. However, citizens from some other countries are required to have a visa to visit the BVI.

 

Q:What Safety Equipment Do You Have On Board?

A: On board, we exceed all U.S. Coast Guard required safety equipment, including USCG approved lifejackets, first aid kits, flares and ship to shore radio. Our boat is also fitted with radar, a depth finder and chart plotter. Our Captains/Guides are also USCG & British Boatmaster Licensed and CPR certified, with years of experience navigating the Caribbean waters.

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