BUCK ISLAND REEF NATIONAL MONUMENT

Buck Island Reef Underwater National Monument is one of only two underwater national monuments in the United States.
The monument, a couple of miles north of St. Croix, supports a large variety of terrestrial and marine plants and animals, including endangered and threatened species.

To get to Buck Island you'll need a boat.

There are several of the operators to Buck Island Reef National Monument listed below.

If you're on your own boat and wish to moor at the island you'll need a permit application from the National Park Service Visitor Station at Fort Christianvaern in downtown Christiansted.

Big Beard's Adventure Tours

Christiansted Boardwalk
340-773-4482
Full and half day sailing and power boat trips.
Also sunset sails and private charters

Caribbean Sea Adventures

Christiansted Boardwalk
340-773-2628
Full and half day sailing and power boat trips.

Also sunset sails and private charters

Llewellyn's Charters

St. Croix Yacht Club
340-773-9027
Llewellyn Westerman has been sailing to Buck island since 1960. Today, guests can still experience the vibrant beauty of our Caribbean waters with this living legend.

Step aboard Llewellyn's 37-foot trimaran sailboat. With no engine and a six-passenger maximum, your wind-powered journey will be uniquely serene.

Learn about local history, culture and preservation. Take a snorkeling tour at the Underwater Trail. At the beach, enjoy the crystal clear waters and sparkling white sand. Walk along the pristine shore of this protected island.

Check out Llewellyn's Charter's Website

Teroro II and Dragonfly

Green Cay Marina "H" Dock
340-718-3161
A 42' catamaran thart takes 24 guesrts or a 38' trimaran (available for exclusive charter only) for up to 10 guests. Captain Heinz or his son will be your hosts.
With stops at the snorkel trail and Turtle Beach you'll the best of Buck Island Reef National Monument