You’ll island hop by boat across three US Virgin Islands with a local crew, swimming up to Lime Out for tacos and Pizza Pi for fresh slices right on the water. Snorkel colorful reefs and shipwrecks around St. John, then unwind at Lovango Beach Club or browse its little shops before heading back salty and happy.
I honestly didn’t expect my first taco of the day to come from a floating bar in the middle of turquoise water near St. John. We’d just cruised past Hawksnest and Trunk Bay—our guide (I think her name was Maya?) pointed out some old stone ruins tucked into the green hills, and then this bright green speck appeared ahead. Lime Out. You have to swim over for your food, which felt both ridiculous and perfect. I could smell cilantro even before I reached the counter—maybe it was just in my head? Either way, I clung to my soggy dollar bills and tried not to drift away while ordering. The tacos were messy and so good I didn’t care that salsa dripped down my arm.
After that, we hopped back on the boat—rum punch already flowing (open bar is dangerous)—and headed toward Christmas Cove for snorkeling. The water was cooler than I expected when I slid in, but there were these flashes of yellow fish everywhere under the surface. Someone found a shipwreck; our guide tossed us a few facts about pirates that sounded half-true but fun anyway. And then Pizza Pi came into view—a boat serving pizza slices right off their deck. Greasy cheese pizza after a swim hits different, you know?
Lovango Beach Club was our last stop—some people went straight for cocktails on shore, but I stayed back to try one more snorkel off the stern. The reef here was quieter, almost peaceful compared to earlier stops. Later, wandering up the boardwalk past tiny boutiques (I bought a shell bracelet for no reason), I realized how sunburned my nose had gotten. By then everyone felt like old friends—maybe it’s just what happens after eight hours hopping islands together with salt in your hair.
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours from start to finish.
Yes, cheese pizza from Pizza Pi is included in the price of the trip.
Yes, guests swim from the boat to Lime Out to order tacos.
An open bar with beer, soda, water, and rum punch is available all day.
Snorkel gear is included on board for all guests.
Yes, there’s time at Lovango Beach Club where you can eat or shop.
Yes, there is a restroom available on the boat.
The trip is recommended for guests 18 years and older.
Your day includes stops at three US Virgin Islands by boat with a friendly local crew; all snorkel equipment; open bar with beer, soda, water and rum punch; pizza lunch from Pizza Pi; time at both Lime Out taco boat and Lovango Beach Club; plus bottled water and snacks along the way before returning after eight salty hours together.
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