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Jump In! St Thomas boat rentals

Written by Boatsetter Team
December 12, 2017

Last Updated on June 27, 2024 by Boatsetter Team

One of the best ways to experience St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, or any island for that matter, is by boat. Who could resist the sapphire shaded water, soft sand beaches and swaying palm trees? The next time you’re in the islands, don’t just stand on land and admire the water, rent a boat and get out there on it.

Whether you rent a power boat or book a captained charter aboard a sleek catamaran sailboat, a day of reeling in trophy fish, sailing around the islands or snorkeling in crystal clear water will be one of your best memories. We’ve come up with a few St. Thomas USVI boat rental suggestions to add to your island itinerary.

Amazing St. Thomas Boat Rental Experiences Start Here

Dusky Marine open fisherman

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Open Fisherman, St. Thomas Boat Rental

Center consoles offer speed, stability and dependability in a heavy duty fishing boat. You’ll be reeling in sailfish, marlin, wahoo, tarpon and yellow fin tuna before you know it. They’re equally capable of taking on a day of diving, snorkeling, waterskiing or sightseeing. They typically hold up to six passengers and have lots of storage space as well as port and starboard side rod holders.

Ron Cooper Custom

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Ron Cooper Boat Rental St Thomas

While you’re in St. Thomas USVI, why not experience the British Virgin Islands (BVI) while you’re at it? You’ll visit the pools and grottoes of The Baths in Virgin Gorda, and snorkel among coral reefs filled with turtles and colorful fish at Diamond Reef. Prices for this type of St Thomas boat rental are usually per person.

St. John Shipbuilding Island Sloop

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St Thomas Sailboat Rental

This captained 23-foot catamaran sailboat offers boating excursions in Coral Bay where you can snorkel, swim, see the sights or watch the sunset. Several types of trips are available including a full day sail and sunset cocktail cruises. Depending upon the type of cruise you choose, there may be lunch, light snacks, soft drinks and bottled water. Rum drinks are a given. This is an island, after all.


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