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Marinas

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Marinas on the islands offer slips, moorings, fuel, provisions and repairs, and some are also neighborhoods of shops and restaurants. If you plan to keep a boat, ask about monthly rates, waiting lists, hurricane plans and haul-out options, water and power at the slip, and parking. Visiting by water and by land helps you judge the marina as a place to spend time. Ask too about the rules for living aboard, since marinas set their own. We list marinas for reference, with the date we last verified each one.

St. Thomas

A glittering model of the Eiffel Tower with a French flag in front of the yellow French Heritage Museum in FrenchtownArea photo

Crown Bay Marina

Last verified October 28, 2026

Crown Bay Marina is a full-service marina in Charlotte Amalie West, St. Thomas, managed by Coastal Marina Management.

Frenchtown, St. Thomas. Photo: Gruepig, CC BY-SA 4.0

Megayacht docks of Yacht Haven Grande with a round pavilion over the water and terracotta-roofed marina buildings below the green hills of Charlotte Amalie

Yacht Haven Grande

Last verified October 28, 2026

Yacht Haven Grande is a marina on Charlotte Amalie Harbor in St. Thomas, operated by IGY Marinas. Every berth it lists is a megayacht berth, 46 in all, with room for vessels up to 656 feet long and drafts up…

Photo: Prayitno from Los Angeles, USA, CC BY 2.0

St. Croix

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