• 25 minutes

  Sailing Yachts :

  7 to 10 knots
• 15 minutes

  Displacement Yachts :

  10 to 14 knots
• 10 minutes

  Planing Yachts :

  20 knots and above

Today after a rejuvenating breakfast, you will head off in the dinghy over to Mary’s Point or Whistling Cay for a guided snorkel tour, learning about the coral reef ecosystem and fish/coral ID. Back in time for another splendid lunch on board and time to enjoy the water toys, sunbathing, or simply to hang out with your loved ones.

Later in the afternoon, you will set off on another leisurely sail to Waterlemon Cay, St. John. Here you can enjoy a short hike to the Annaberg ruins for a fascinating historical tour. You can also visit the Annaberg sugar plantations or check out great snorkeling, world-class fly fishing in the salt flats or simply to enjoy the calm of the afternoon.

Ritzy Tip: Watermelon Cay is a great spot to take in a night dive at around 8 PM.

Photo Courtesy of Santiago & Lucia, Crew on Nemo Catamaran.

• 1h 10m

  Sailing Yachts :

  7 to 10 knots
• 40 minutes

  Displacement Yachts :

  10 to 14 knots
• 25 minutes

  Planing Yachts :

  20 knots and above

Depending on how active you are feeling today you can start the morning with a lovely hike/snorkel at Waterlemon Cay or Whistling Cay OR take a quick motor sail up to Newfound Bay to try your hand at snaring a Caribbean lobster!

This afternoon you can shoot over to Coral Bay to enjoy fresh cocktails, tasty tacos, and a fun, festive atmosphere at Lime Out OR sail on to the tranquil Salt Pond Ba where you can enjoy a quiet afternoon on a gorgeous white sand beach surrounded by breathtaking views. Other options include snorkeling at Booby Rock, a dive excursion.

Ritzy Tip: Hike Rams Head for an epic sunset view!

Photo by Jakob Owens, CC BY.

• 3 hours

  Sailing Yachts :

  7 to 10 knots
• 1h 45m

  Displacement Yachts :

  10 to 14 knots
• 1 hour

  Planing Yachts :

  20 knots and above

If you didn’t make it up for sunset last night (we wouldn’t blame you - your yacht deck with a cocktail in hand is also a fabulous spot!) enjoy an early morning hike up the Ram’s Head Trail. Return to the yacht for a relaxing, mid-morning sail to the Lovango/Congo Cay cut.

If you are feeling adventurous after lunch why not dive the legendary Carvel Rock, making sure to look for old cannonballs and other relics. You may even get lucky and see some local blacktip reef sharks. Not a diver but still looking for an adrenaline rush? Ask your captain about some local cliff jumping options or try to surf the cut at Mingo Cay!!

At the end of the day delight in a sunset sail to the world-famous Magens Bay, St Thomas (weather dependent), and enjoy a sunset swim, paddle or walk on the longest beach of the island!

Photo by Anoldent, CC BY.

• 0h

  Sailing Yachts :

  7 to 10 knots
• 0h

  Displacement Yachts :

  10 to 14 knots
• 0h

  Planing Yachts :

  20 knots and above

Today is all about water sports! (or more relaxing of course!!) Magens Bay is however the perfect spot for wakeboarding, foiling, water skiing, and tubing. Not into the action? Hideout on one of the small, secluded strips of the beach where you can find that holy grail of ‘a place to yourself’!

After lunch, we suggest you take some time on the beach or perhaps visiting the Magens Bay Beach Bar and Boutique for some day drinking and shopping fun. Beach’d out? Try an island tour which your captain can help arrange for you.

Photo by Michael Au, CC BY.

• 1h 50m

  Sailing Yachts :

  7 to 10 knots
• 1h 5m

  Displacement Yachts :

  10 to 14 knots
• 40 minutes

  Planing Yachts :

  20 knots and above

After breakfast motor sail up to Little St. James (also known ad Epstein Island) for a gorgeous snorkel/dive at ‘Ledges’ or ‘Calf and Cow’. We recommend enjoying a land lunch at Pizza Pi, in Christmas Cove on Great St. James if you want to stray from your yacht chef just once this could be a great place to do so!

Later in the afternoon set sail for historic Buck Island and enjoy a quiet evening, enjoying the sunset and learning the history of the iconic Buck Island and its highlights.

Photo by Steve Benett, CC BY.

• 1 hour

  Sailing Yachts :

  7 to 10 knots
• 35 minutes

  Displacement Yachts :

  10 to 14 knots
• 20 minutes

  Planing Yachts :

  20 knots and above

Breakfast Snorkel the wreck of the Cartanza, an old freighter with a fascinating history! and/or dinghy over to Turtle Cove to swim with the turtles! Late morning haul up the anchor for a downwind sail to Honeymoon Beach, Water Island. Enjoy lunch aboard and then spend the afternoon on the beach or rent golf carts and explore the island.

Enjoy a leisurely sunset sail through historic downtown Charlotte Amalie and enjoy cocktails/hors d’oeuvres while your crew provide a fun, historical tour of the area. Spend the night at anchor in the harbor or stay on the dock at Yacht Haven Grande (dockage at the charterer’s expense). Enjoy some local nightlife or talk to your crew about throwing an epic theme party!

Photo by Konrad Kendrick, CC BY.

• 0h

  Sailing Yachts :

  7 to 10 knots
• 0h

  Displacement Yachts :

  10 to 14 knots
• 0h

  Planing Yachts :

  20 knots and above

After breakfast, you could enjoy a walking tour of historic Charlotte Amalie! Check out Emancipation Gardens, the 99 steps, and the historic Fort Christian. Take advantage of duty-free shopping at the vendor’s plaza or in any of the downtown boutiques before returning to the boat to pack for a noon departure.

Photo by Prayitno, CC BY.