Soulshine catamaran sailing in the Virgin Islands
Availability update: Current Virgin Islands charters and a current booking contact for Soulshine have not been verified. Check directly with the business before planning a stay aboard.
What kind of trip was Soulshine known for?
Past guests describe several nights aboard a 44-foot Lagoon catamaran, with private cabins, meals aboard and time exploring island anchorages. That slower style of trip allows for swimming, beach visits and evenings ashore rather than rushing back to a dock each afternoon.
Those accounts are historical. The former cabin arrangement, crew, meal plan, water toys and minimum stay should not be treated as a current offer.
Planning a sailing holiday
Before reserving any overnight charter, confirm the yacht, cabin and bathroom layout, meals, drinks, luggage space, shore transfers and full itinerary. Ask how weather changes and BVI clearance affect your plans.
Want a shorter sailing outing instead? Compare Cloud 9’s private sails or Cimarron’s St. John sailing options.
What to bring if a charter is confirmed
- Swimwear, a towel, hat, sunglasses and a sun shirt.
- Mineral sunscreen suitable for the USVI and a small dry bag.
- Soft luggage and only the clothing and toiletries your crew recommends.
- Personal medicines and a light layer for evenings aboard.
- For a confirmed BVI trip: valid passports and any required visa or re-entry documents. Ask about customs arrangements and payment.
Booking questions
A current Soulshine charter contact has not been verified. Use confirmed provider details for any reservation rather than relying on an old directory number.
