Getting Around In St. Thomas

A little advance planning makes getting around St. Thomas easier. Start with how you’ll reach your lodging, then think about the places you want to visit and how far apart they are. A short ride may suit a day in one neighborhood. A rental can make sense when you have several stops spread across the island.

Allow time for connections if your plans involve a ferry or a flight. Ask providers where they pick up, what luggage they can carry, and how to arrange the return trip. Confirm current schedules, fares, vehicle availability, and accessibility details directly before you travel.

On St. Thomas, Charlotte Amalie, Red Hook, and the Northside can make for very different days. Think about which area you’ll spend the most time in and how you’ll get to your next stop, especially if your plans also include a ferry.

Use the listings below to make a shortlist, then open the ones that interest you for more details. Start with a location that fits your itinerary and leave a little flexibility for the places you discover along the way.