11 ft (3 m) · 8 guests · 4 cabins
2022, YEMAYA I
American Yacht Harbor, US Virgin Islands
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Chartering in American Yacht Harbor is a convenient way to start a catamaran trip from Red Hook on St. Thomas’s east end. The marina is in Vessup Bay/Red Hook and is known as a practical departure point for exploring the surrounding US Virgin Islands waters.
Most charters here leave from the American Yacht Harbor marina itself, with departures arranged from the Red Hook area on St. Thomas. That location puts you close to the island-hopping routes toward St. John and the sheltered anchorages and snorkel stops of the nearby USVI coastline.
From American Yacht Harbor, a day trip can reach the waters around St. John, including snorkel-friendly bays and beach stops such as Maho Bay and Lovango Cay. The east-end position also makes it easy to spend the day moving between calm passages, reef areas, and protected lunch anchorages rather than long open-water legs.
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11 ft (3 m) · 8 guests · 4 cabins
American Yacht Harbor, US Virgin Islands
Price on request
11 ft (3 m) · 8 guests · 4 cabins
American Yacht Harbor, US Virgin Islands
From US$312 /day
Live availability from verified operators; day rates converted to USD.
| Boat type | Available | From (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Catamaran | 2 | $308 |
Charters depart from the American Yacht Harbor marina in Red Hook on St. Thomas’s east end. The marina is listed at 6100 Red Hook Quarters #2, and charter meeting points are commonly arranged at the marina itself in the Red Hook area.
American Yacht Harbor is a full-service marina in Vessup Bay/Red Hook with charter activity on site. For visitors, the practical advantage is that you can board close to the dock and begin the trip without a long transfer across St. Thomas.
The most common day-trip direction is east and north toward St. John. Reported charter itineraries from American Yacht Harbor include snorkeling and beach stops at Maho Bay and Lovango Cay, with time for swimming and relaxed anchoring.
Because the marina sits on St. Thomas’s east end, it is well placed for short passages to nearby island waters rather than mainland-style cruising. That makes it a strong base for half-day or full-day catamaran trips focused on snorkeling, beach stops, and sheltered Caribbean water.
The US Virgin Islands offer the most comfortable charter conditions in the drier winter and spring months, especially from December through May. During this period, trade-wind sailing is typically more settled and rainfall is lower than in the late summer and autumn months.
Charters also run outside that window, but June through November is the region’s wetter and more hurricane-prone season. For the most reliable weather window, many charterers choose the winter-to-spring months for smoother passages around St. Thomas and St. John.
For most visitors, the simplest option is a skippered charter. American Yacht Harbor is home to charter operators that offer fully crewed vessels, and that format avoids the need for the guest to prove seamanship credentials locally.
If you plan to operate a bareboat, the usual USVI expectation is that the charterer can show relevant boating experience and documentation accepted by the operator. In practice, many travelers choose a captain-led catamaran from Red Hook so they can focus on swimming, snorkeling, and route planning instead of paperwork.
The nearest airport is Cyril E. King Airport on St. Thomas. From the airport to Red Hook and American Yacht Harbor, the transfer is typically about 30 to 40 minutes by taxi, depending on traffic and time of day.
That makes the marina workable for same-day embarkation after arrival on St. Thomas. Travelers staying in Charlotte Amalie or elsewhere on the island can also reach Red Hook by road before checking in for departure.
It is a practical departure marina in Red Hook on St. Thomas’s east end. Charter itineraries here are especially suited to St. John snorkel-and-beach day trips.
The main nearby day-trip destination is St. John, including stops such as Maho Bay and Lovango Cay. The marina’s east-end position also suits short passages around sheltered USVI waters.
The most comfortable weather is usually from December through May, when the USVI is generally drier and conditions are steadier. June through November is the wetter and more hurricane-prone season.
A skippered charter is the easiest option for most guests. Bareboat arrangements typically require the charterer to demonstrate suitable experience and credentials accepted by the operator.
Yes. The port is used for catamaran day trips with snorkeling, swimming, and beach stops, which works well for mixed-age groups. Fully crewed charters are especially convenient for families who want a simple day on the water.
Boat types
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YachtLuxury cruising with full crew
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from $480/day
CatamaranStable, spacious, perfect for groups
10–12 guests ·
from $280/day
SailboatWind, sails and slow island hopping
6–10 guests ·
from $130/day
MotorboatFast day cruises without the captain
4–10 guests ·
from $90/day
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