Does anyone know where cruise ships dock at St John?

Answer 1

I only know of one cruise ship that "docks" on St. John. I believe it's a Club Med ship. It can never really dock on St. John though since there's no real dock to accommodate a large cruise ship there. What they do is weigh anchor a bit off shore and send passengers to shore on smaller boats. There are only two cruise ship docks in this area and they're both on St. Thomas.

Answer 2

Crusie ships cannot and do not dock on St John. To get to St John you can (a) take a shore excursion package from your crusie ship company (b) disembark the ship in St Thomas and negoicate with a taxi to take you to Red Hook or Charlotte Amalie (I recommed Red Hook b/c the trips are more frequent) Once you reach Red Hook or Charlotte Amalie you can get the ferry to St John.

Here are the times and prices listed below:

Red Hook St. Thomas to St. John
Between Red Hook (STT) and Cruz Bay (STJ) : $3 one way; children under 12 $1; Seniors, $1.25 w/ valid senior ID card. 15-20 min. ride. Leaving Red Hook 6:30 am & 7:30 am, then hourly 8am to 12 am Leaving Cruz Bay Hourly 6 am to 11 pm

Charlotte Amalie St.Thomas to St. John
Between Charlotte Amalie (STT) and Cruz Bay (STJ) : $7 one way; children under 12 $3; Seniors, $5 w/ valid senior ID card. 45 min. ride. Leaving Charlotte Amalie 9 & 11 am 1, 3, 4, 5:30 pm Leaving Cruz Bay 7:15,9:15, 11:15 am 1:15, 2:15, 3:34 pm

Answer 3

They don't.......St. Thomas ( Charlotte Amalie ) is where they stop. St. John only a ferry ride away but from the other side of the Island.

Answer 4

cruise ships don't go to St John they go to St Thomas but you can take the red hook ferry over to St.John

Answer 5

They do not come to a port there but they do have tendors. (I think that is the correct spelling- tendors) The ship stays in the ocean, and smaller boats take you from the ship to the island.