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U.S. Virgin Islands - a boating playground for you to enjoy with Sailo

Discover the thrill of the open water in U.S. Virgin Islands, with a private boat rental from Sailo. Rent a boat for a day or a week (or as long as you want) and really get to know the beauty of U.S. Virgin Islands. Experienced sailors, choose your bareboat and go explore! If you prefer to relax on deck, you’ll find plenty of crewed yacht charters waiting to take you wherever you wish.

U.S. Virgin Islands is perfect for renting a catamaran!

Looking for an unforgettable experience on the water in U.S. Virgin Islands? You’ll be pleased to know that Sailo is offering 98 rentals with or without captain, ready to go out on the water. Renting a catamaran for a day or week on the water with your family or friends is your ticket for a fantastic adventure. Hop abroad and take in the gorgeous scenery while relaxing and making great memories. U.S. Virgin Islands is the perfect boat rental destination, don’t miss the chance to discover it on your private catamaran!

Find the best weekly charter for your next sailing experience

If you are interested in a weekly sailing vacation, after you filtered for weekly trip duration, you can search through 98 boats in U.S. Virgin Islands by price ranging between $5064 and $42000, type of boat, such as motorboats, sailboats monohulls or catamarans, and number of guests. It’s best to book as early as possible because some boats offer an extra discount for early bookings. If you can’t make up your mind right away, you can use the 'Free reservation' to put the boat on hold.

How much does it cost to rent a weekly catamaran in U.S. Virgin Islands?

Rent a yacht for a week in U.S. Virgin Islands for as little as $5064 - starting price (excluding service fees and mandatory extras). The average cost for a week-long vacation on a catamaran charter in U.S. Virgin Islands is about $10261 and will vary significantly with the season. Your total cost for a boating adventure in U.S. Virgin Islands depends on many factors such as: if the captain and/or crew are included or they have to be paid separately, fuel cost, and other extras you choose to customize your trip.

Do I need a licence to rent a yacht on Sailo?

No, you do not need a license to rent a boat on Sailo as long as you are renting a boat with a captain included. There are two types of boat rentals and yacht charters available on our website: bareboat and captained charters. If you rent a bareboat yacht, then your charter comes without any crew, and you or someone in your group will need a license. The boat owner will require you to upload the boating resume or license of the person who will drive the boat. Most of our boat owners might also like to test your boating skills before you take your bareboat charter out on the water. When you charter a yacht with a captain included or add the captain and/or crew as an extra to your sailing adventure, then a certified skipper will be provided.

Sustainable boating tips

Sailing is a great way to experience nature. So we like to remind everyone that keeping nature as beautiful as possible involves a little effort from all of us. Some of our tips for responsible boating include:
  • Don’t litter or throw waste overboard - take rubbish home and dispose of it responsibly
  • Eco-friendly sunblock can help prevent damage to marine life
  • buy local and sustainable food products
However long you’re sailing for, a little goes a long way. Read more about responsible boating.