You’ll ride in a Jeep across St. Thomas hills, pausing for sweeping views at Drake’s Seat before sipping banana daiquiris atop Mountain Top. Explore historic Charlotte Amalie with its centuries-old stone buildings, then unwind at Brewers Beach with snorkeling gear included. There’s laughter, salty air, and moments you might keep thinking about long after you leave.
Hands gripping the roll bar, I watched as our guide twisted the Jeep up those wild St. Thomas hills—he called out “hold tight!” and laughed when my hat nearly flew off. The air smelled like salt and something sweet, maybe those flowering trees everywhere. We stopped at Drake’s Seat first—just a little pull-off with a wooden bench and this wide-open view of Magens Bay below. Our guide, Marcus, told us it’s one of the top beaches in the world (he seemed proud) and pointed out where pirates supposedly watched for ships. I tried to imagine them up here in that sticky heat.
Mountain Top was next—kind of a touristy spot, but honestly? The banana daiquiri was cold and creamy and hit just right after all that sun. I still think about that taste sometimes. There were families snapping photos by the railing and shopkeepers chatting in lilting accents; I tried bargaining for a T-shirt but just ended up laughing with the woman behind the counter when I mispronounced “Mahogany Run.” The view from up there is huge—blue everywhere, little boats bobbing like toys.
We rolled down toward town after that—Charlotte Amalie has these old stone buildings from way back (Marcus said some are from the 1600s), and he slowed so we could peek at Fort Christian and those 99 Steps tucked between pastel houses. It started raining for maybe five minutes; everything glistened, even people’s hair. Then sun again, just as fast.
The last stop was Brewers Beach—a quieter stretch on the west side where you can actually hear waves instead of music or chatter. They handed us snorkel gear and chairs (included), and I floated out past a couple of turtles munching sea grass below me. Didn’t expect to feel so calm after all that bouncing around in the Jeep earlier—you know? We could’ve picked another beach if we wanted, but this felt right.
The tour covers several stops including Mountain Top, Drake's Seat, Charlotte Amalie downtown, and Brewers Beach within one day.
Yes, use of snorkeling equipment is included during your beach stop at Brewers Beach or another beach you choose.
Yes, you can shop for souvenirs at Mountain Top and explore shops in Charlotte Amalie downtown.
The standard stop is Brewers Beach on the west side of St Thomas, but you can choose any beach your group prefers.
The tour includes pickup; public transportation options are also nearby if needed.
No lunch is included but bottled water is provided; there are food options available along the way.
You’ll cruise by Fort Christian, 99 Steps, and Charlotte Amalie’s historic downtown buildings dating back to the 1600s.
Yes, it’s family-friendly; infants must sit on an adult’s lap during transport.
Your day comes with bottled water to keep you cool in the sun, plus use of snorkel equipment and comfy beach chairs when you reach Brewers Beach—or whichever beach your crew picks along St. Thomas’ coastlines.


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