Getting to White Bay Villas at White Bay on Jost Van Dyke, BVI is an adventure you will never forget!

These are the three main ways to get to Jost Van Dyke (JVD):

1. Fly to St Thomas (airport code STT) - Recommended - then take a ferry or a private water taxi direct to JVD. Most ferry options require arriving on St Thomas by 3:30pm.

2. Fly to BVI's Beef Island (airport code EIS). Then take a ferry to JVD.

3. Fly to San Juan Puerto Rico (airport code SJU). Then fly from SJU to EIS and take a ferry to JVD.

No matter which option is best for you, the Legendary island of Jost Van Dyke will be worth the travel adventure.

Once you've arrived to the region, the next leg of your trip is an adventure at sea. There are two different ways that we recommend getting to Jost Van Dyke from St. Thomas –
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1) Private Water Taxi or
2) Public Ferry from either Charlotte Amalie or from Red Hook.

They differ by cost, convenience, time, schedule of availability, total duration time, and number of steps. If you have immediate questions, you may contact maria@jostvandyke.com .

There are several ferry companies that offer different routes and schedules. You should confirm with each company directly for times and availability. We recommend that you book your ferry tickets online ahead of time. Website links will be below. You might also require a taxi ride from the St. Thomas airport (STT) to either the Charlotte Amalie or the Red Hook ferry docks.

GETTING TO JOST VAN DYKE FROM ST. THOMAS BY PRIVATE WATER TAXI

The alternative to the public ferry is a private water taxi that will take you from St. Thomas (usually departs from Red Hook) directly to West End Tortola or directly to Jost Van Dyke. Prices do vary. See FAQ below for more information about private water taxis.

Red Hook St Thomas - to - Jost Van Dyke OR West End Tortola - to - Jost Van Dyke:
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• Paradise Water Taxi https://www.paradisewatertaxi.com
• Ocean Dreams Water Taxi https://www.oceandreamswatertaxi.com

Contact Maria at maria@jostvandyke.com for more information. Also see below FAQs for more information.

We recommend booking with Frankie Chinnery 284-441-2431 (Paradise Water Taxi). He departs from Red Hook St Thomas. Your flight must land by 1:30pm in order for you to have enough time to take the 40 minute taxi ride to Red Hook and meet him. He must leave the dock by 3:30pm to clear customs in West End Tortola before taking you to Jost Van Dyke. His rate is $450 for up to 3 passengers and $150 per additional passenger after 4. Customs fees not included. Please book his services at least 2 days ahead.‍

GETTING TO JOST VAN DYKE FROM ST. THOMAS BY FERRY
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There are several ferry companies that offer different routes and schedules. Please confirm with each company directly for times and availability as there are often changes to routes, days, and times. We recommend taking Aquatic Rentals ferry from Red Hook St. Thomas to West End Tortola where you will clear customs and immediately hop on the New Horizon ferry to JVD.

This route runs daily and at the same times each day.

Charlotte Amalie St Thomas - to - Road Town Tortola:
• Smiths Ferry https://www.smithsferry.com
• Native Son Ferry https://www.nativesonferry.com
• Road Town Fast Ferry https://www.roadtownfastferry.com

Red Hook St Thomas - to - Road Town Tortola:
• Aquatic Rentals Limited https://www.aquaticrentalsvi.com

Red Hook St Thomas - to - West End Tortola:
• Aquatic Rentals Limited https://www.aquaticrentalsvi.com
• Native Son Ferry https://www.nativesonferry.com

One of the Red Hook options includes Inter Island Ferry that goes from Red Hook to Jost Van Dyke with a stop at Cruz Bay St. John.
Note this option is currently limited to Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays departing Red Hook, St. Thomas and only at 7:30 AM.

Red Hook St Thomas/Cruz Bay St John - to - Jost Van Dyke:
• Inter Island Ferry Services https://interislandboatservices.com

GETTING TO JOST VAN DYKE FROM TORTOLA BY FERRY

If you are coming from the Terrence Lettsome International Airport Tortola (airport code EIS and also referred to as Beef Island), or from Road Town Tortola, you will need to take a taxi to West End ferry docks (about 25 from town and 45 minutes from the airport). Then you would take the New Horizon Ferry from West End (WE) to Jost Van Dyke (approx. 15 minutes).

West End Tortola - to - Jost Van Dyke:
• New Horizon Ferry https://www.newhorizonferry.com

Getting around on Jost Van Dyke

On Jost Van Dyke, there are three bays, all facing south, and White Bay, where we are located, is the western most and least inhabited. Serenity and sunsets! “White Bay was named by Condé Nast Traveler Magazine as “one of the 10 best beaches in the world”! Great Harbor, just a 15 minute walk, is the “metropolis” of the island and has a Customs House, ferry dock, and a handful of restaurants; Foxy’s being the most famous. Information about transportation is available in your villa or you are always welcome to contact us with any questions.

Walk – You can walk everywhere on Jost Van Dyke but if you're in the mood for something a little quicker...

‍Jeep Rental – We highly recommend renting a jeep from Paradise Jeep Rentals while on Jost Van Dyke in order to explore our whole island. Jost Van Dyke recently built roads to parts of the island which you could not access before. You will find incredible vistas, stunning views, and friendly locals. Pack a picnic and make a day of it.

‍Dinghy Rental – You can even explore the shoreline of this beautiful unspoiled island by way of dinghy. Please contact our staff at Maria@jostvandyke.com for more information.

‍Boat Rentals & Water Taxi – We keep up with the best and most reliable boats for hire. Please contact our staff for more information.

Land Taxi – There are several taxi services available. Please contact our staff for assistance.

Provisioning For Your Stay at White Bay Villas

We offer provisioning service for our guests. Please contact us at +1 800-778-8066 to find out more information about this convenient service and to get your villa stocked and ready with the essentials before you arrive!

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