Kelsjava 20 Report post Posted January 31 Hi guys I’ve been a silent lurker for years, but decided I would finally post. On our upcoming cruise on symphony (Feb. 16, 2019) we are looking for something to do in St. Thomas as a group of five adults ranging from 20s to 40s. One first time cruiser, one fourth time, the rest 8th time cruisers. Coming from a city that is nicknamed Winterpeg in Canada we love the heat and lying on the beach and drinking fruity alcoholic drinks. I can not find any all inclusive day pass options for this port. If anyone has any ideas on what we should do that would be great. Or knows what beach to go to so that we could rent a lounger and buy drinks and swim in the ocean that would be great! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Matt 5,279 Report post Posted January 31 Magens Bay is the place to go but it's not all inclusive. There is a bar, but you have to get up and get your own drinks. Emerald Beach also has a similar set up, where there's a more convenient bar Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
WAAAYTOOO 2,829 Report post Posted January 31 Welcome to the site, Kelsjava ! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Kelsjava 20 Report post Posted February 1 Thanks so much for the help! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hutcherl 30 Report post Posted February 1 I agree with Matt that Magen’s Bay is the place to go. Last time I was there they had roving bar service. From what I could tell they only had a couple to service the entire beach so I made sure to tip well to keep her checking on us. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
NJCruisers 17 Report post Posted February 1 I know it’s not a popular opinion & we haven’t been there in years but we just loved snorkeling & feeding the fish at Coki Beach. That’s the ONE thing my husband asked to do on this upcoming trip.We went with a large group last time, this is just us. We had a lovely server but another friend said theirs was rude. We are pretty easy going & only had some appetizers & drinks. We tipped well & they appreciated it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
VolFanInGa 8 Report post Posted February 5 We've only been to St Thomas once. On our visit, we sailed on the Rumbaba. It is a 37' sailboat that was the highlight of our shore excursions. All inclusive and a great lunch. https://rumbabacharters.com/ They only allow 6 guests, so it is not crowded at all. Check it out. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Marc Van Niekerk 13 Report post Posted February 11 After our recent visit to Magen's Bay, one thing to keep an eye on is how many ships are in port that day. We had 6 ships in port and the beach was very crowded. It is a fantastic location but keep in mind that as THE location of note on the island it can get busy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Buckyfan 5 Report post Posted Tuesday at 02:33 AM Last time we were in St. Thomas we did a snorkel at Buck island and then went to Honeymoon beach on Water Island. We are either doing the same excursion or just taking the water taxi over to Water Island our selves. The beach was amazing with great food at Dhingy’s. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
