Shore Excursions in St Thomas

When your cruise ship docks in St Thomas you can enjoy an underwater adventure even without diving certification. Embark on a snuba excursion instead! Enjoy general admission to Coral World Ocean Park along with a 30-minute guided snuba tour. Snuba allows you to breath underwater using a hose and air pumped in from above the water's surface. Following a lesson on how to use the equipment delve into Coki Beach's coral-filled waters, which are absolutely teaming with sea life. Later peruse the park's many other attractions, including an undersea observatory tower.

When your cruise ship docks in St Thomas, spend your time on shore hiking, snorkeling and kayaking in the Virgin Islands National Park. During this 3-hour shore excursion, explore the pristine natural surroundings of the protected Hassel Island with an expert adventure guide. This tour includes a 1-year membership to the Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park group. 

When your ship docks in St Thomas, explore untouched beaches, scenic vistas and duty-free shopping. During this guided sightseeing shore excursion, climb aboard a taxi safari with a dynamic, entertaining guide who will show you the highlights of St Thomas. Visit Mountain Top for stunning views of Magens Bay and some of the neighboring islands. Peruse the shops for souvenirs in Charlotte Amalie. Upgrade your tour to add some time relaxing on a pristine local beach. Choose from five tour times for maximum flexibility.

Kayak and snorkel in St Thomas' Mangrove Lagoon on a 2.5-hour shore excursion from St Thomas' cruise port. The region's serpentine channels of clear, calm water are perfect for swimming, boating and spotting local wildlife like stingrays and brown pelicans. Learn about the region's natural resources from your local adventure guide, and opt to extend your tour with a hike on Cas Cay, a deserted island.

When your ship docks in St Thomas take the family on a shore excursion to Coral World Ocean Park. A general admission ticket gives you access to all of the aquatic park's exhibits, including its 21-tank Marine Gardens (home to hundreds of sea creatures), Shark Shallows - where teenage lemon, nurse, reef and blacktip sharks feed and swim - and Stingray Lagoon. You can also touch starfish, meet iguanas and tortoises, learn about the nesting habits of sea turtles and so much more.