No Direct TV in and out of St Thomas but it's a short 20 minute flight. I like how they let you…read moreexit at the front and back once you arrive. Flight attendants were decent at gate and on the plane.

This is one of the best flights I have ever had in my life. Oregon to New York onto St. Thomas…read more Friendly staff. Amazing leg room. Mostly on time...delays during "coovid" are bound to happen.

Good air conditioning!!!! Refillable water fountain and not crowded super quick just walk off the…read moreplane

Small sleepy airport in a small sleepy town…read more The airport perfectly complements the island. It's laid back, simple, and plain. You have a parking lot, restrooms, a café, chairs, the airline booths, and a Carlos Jeep Rental booth. And of course the runway, which is properly paved and smooth. The airport is always clean inside and out. No need for baggage claim. When you get off the plane you are handed you bags right there. There is never traffic getting in and out, and rarely crowds. No pressure when loading and unloading your vehicle at curbside. It's stress free, as opposed to the stressful ferry situation. I'd rather pay more and fly. Easy in and out. Any stress such as delayed or cancelled flights are really airline issues for the most part. Airport is across the street from Jerry's Jeep Rental, Carlos Jeep Rental, and La Pista restaurant. Next door is Gmart, El Encanto Bakery, and Happy Landing.

AOK as far as remote island airports go. A couple of gift shops, a decent bar & restaurant and some…read moreoutdoor covered seating while you wait. And a surprise visit from a family of chickens of course :)

Small laid back airport. Definitely has that Caribbean vibe. When we arrived we were escorted to…read moreCustoms. The line, as with all Customs lines I've been in, moved slowly. However, once it was our turn things picked up. The agent was polite and didn't grill us. We got our bags and passed through a second checkpoint. Here they ask if you have any alcohol, etc. if you do, you have to pay a fee. In addition, each passenger pays an entrance fee. On our way back, things were quicker. There were a lot less people when we arrived so passing through the security checkpoint was quick. There is not much here. I didn't really pay much attention, it from what I saw there were about 3 gift shops, car rental booth, and 2 places to eat, one of them closed. The one that was open was a restaurant & bar. We were told they were slow so we just grabbed a fixed sandwich and split it. On the other side of the security checkpoint is a stand that serves sandwiches and snacks. They also have beer. If we would have known this we would have skipped the sandwich at the other place and gotten one here. Since we were still hungry we got some Jamaican Patties. My wife got a beef and I the chicken. Both were good. The guy at the counter was nice. He was blasting some good house music. It was loud enough to provide the terminal with a soundtrack since there was nothing else to do but wait. Regardless of the airline you are flying, everyone shares the same terminal gate. When they call out the flight, the. You get up and present your tickets and they escort the group out to the plane. Biggest issue was the best. It didn't seem there was an A/C and there were no fans, so it got hot. Don't wear a lot of clothes and wear sandals so you don't bake. Overall though, not a bad experience. Everything went smoothly for us.

The best way to island hop if you do not elect to take the Ferry from STX to STT. It's about a 20…read moremin flight from takeoff to landing. You land in Amalie and can take the ferry to St John. Flights range from $256 to $349 r/t on weekdays and holds about 10-12 people. Seating is tight and fumes from the fuel may enter the cabin but once in the air its evaporates. Great views from the air no matter what side you sit on. Pilot reminds me of Rooster from "Top Gun which I complimented him about it and he chuckled.

We too Seaborne Sea Plane to St Croix last week. It was a blast and a very efficient way to travel…read moreinter island. Check in, departure and arrival was flawless. Highly recommend. 396.00 round trip for two.

Originally was going to decline this service when offered but I'm glad I had a change of mind…read more Can't rbr the porter's name but he helped us greatly through the process! At this airport you bring you check in bag through both customs and TSA so I HIGHLY recommend!

Here we go again, I have to keep myself calm because of the stupidity of a porter that belongs to…read moreRed Cap Services here at the St. Thomas airport. Pass me a Xanax, check in sucks and takes forever, half the airport was blown into the ocean, TSA is just dumb and in addition to all of that I have to deal with a mouthy porter too?!! I think I'm never returning to this airport ever again. So we're in one of the various lines at the airport (this is like Disney land, stanchions and people galore but no moving), and a porter comes up and starts yelling at us, that our dogs should be in cages so they don't attack anyone. Lets be clear, my dogs were calm and wondering of why that idiot was yelling his head off like an animal and waiving his arms about. Maybe we should cage him? He may attack us! Outside of this foolery, the porters just aren't that nice and reluctantly answer questions. It really is a bother for them to open their mouth to talk to you. Yea they get your stuff to where you need it to go which is the only reason of why this got three stars, because unlike ANY other airport you have to lug your check-in luggage through TSA and Customs, the check-in desk for your airliner can't be bothered with your luggage. So having a porter is a must, maybe that is why they are rude, because they know we need them to get through this horrid process. If people are so miserable working here, they should quit. Be unemployed and give your job to someone unemployed that wants to work and lost their job to the hurricanes. #St.Thomas #USVI

Top notch service! Vehicle was immaculate and Chauffeur was professional. We had a great experience!read more

I used Presidential Limousine this summer to get to and from the airport to the Red Hook Ferry and…read morehad a great experience. Airport to Redhook: When we exited the airport we didn't have to wait. Although we didn't find a sign with our name when exiting the airport when I asked the gentlemen directing people to taxis for Presidential Limo he waived over Perry and we were off - super easy. I upgraded our vehicle going to the Ferry to the Cadillac Escalade (traveling for my hubs' birthday) and it was exactly what I wanted. Escalade was clean, cool (A/C blasting), had bottled water for us, and we had a comfortable drive. Redhook to airport: For our return trip I reached out to Perry super last minute, literally the day before, and we were able to secure the regular shuttle van for transportation to the airport. Presidential's regular shuttle was nicer than what I had expected- high end sprinter type van, leather seats, super clean, etc. Perry and our return trip driver (forgot his name- sorry!) were professional, courteous, wore their masks in the vehicle, and were good drivers.

April 2026 CASH…read moreONLY! Or Online Reservation pre-purchase. This review is purely for the actual dock, not the ferry providers. No one here is helpful. No one. Not one person. Front gate: $5/vehicle for port entry. Lady working the booth extremely rude and dismissive. Dock: Security guard lady was beyond rude and obnoxious. Obvious many of the people taking the ferry to St. John were 1st timers. I've read all the reviews on the ferry dock and the common theme from ST to ST J is that the security guards are the worse. Well...I lived it and it's true. The security guards are the worse employees ever. Did I mention rude and obnoxious? There's no signs or directions on where to park and where to wait....so you're at the whim of the security guard telling you where to go. Hint: do not purchase an online reservation. Bring cash to the ferry and pay round trip for the first boat that arrives. This way, you can hop on the earliest ferry. Just make sure you get back on the same ferry provider on the way back to ST T. Otherwise, you will have to pay full price for the return trip. When you get on the ferry, I person will come by and collect payment or check your car reservation. They will give you either a yellow or pink copy of the receipt. Do not lose this. Leave it in the glove box for the return home. You just show this or you will pay again. There are 2 providers. 1. Red Barge 2. Love City (black and white with VIC as part of the boat name). Make sure you return on the same company. Cruz Bay Ferry workers were awesome. It's the Red Hook crew that sucked.

The Quickest and Most Cost Effective Route from St. Thomas to St. John's…read more - - - - - - - - June, 2025 Visit Short Summary: This is the least expensive way to St. John's; we paid $12 apiece in June (possibly a little more at other time of the year); the ferry ride is the same duration as the Westin's Ferry, but you will need another 15-30 minutes from debarking to checking in, depending on the taxi... 3.5 miles, 20-minute ride. The ferry team gets your bags on and off the ferry (recommendation to be ready with tip money). Great views from the open-air top-deck and from the air conditioned indoor lower level. Great ride from STT to STJ. - - - Additional information My wonderful wife planned a relaxing trip for us to St. John's, US Virgin Islands (just east of Puerto Rico), in June, 2025; we had a great time... such a beautiful island! Our flights routed through Atlanta to St. Thomas; there are no flights to St. John, only the ferry from St. John (or St. Croix). Two Ferries from Red Hook... We stayed at the Westin St. John, and they do have a dedicated ferry; for part of the year it departs from Charlotte-Amalie and goes to the on-site dock at the Westin. For the other parts of the year, it departs Red Hook, immediately next door to this ferry. This ferry is from Red Hook on St. Thomas to Cruz Bay (Westin is on Grand Cruz Bay, on peninsula to the south), arriving right in "downtown" St. John / aka Love City. When you arrive there should be multiple taxis to get you to your final destination. The St. John taxis, at least the ones we saw, are all trucks, with the driver in the front, in the cab, and passengers sitting, open air, in the back... the trucks have extended-size truck beds, with benches and a roof over our heads. We visited in June; our tickets were $12 apiece; less than $25 round trip apiece. You need to get your bags to the dock; there is a ramp from the waiting area to the ferry; the team will get your bags on board - do be ready to tip them for their thankful services. The islands are about 3.5 miles apart... the ferry takes 20 minutes or so from dock-to-dock. You can ride on the top, open-air, and inside, with A/C. Thanks you, St. John Ferry! ----- ----- -----

Great way to get to the other island . Views of everything even Epstein island . We had rented a…read morecar and found out this how people travel daily so we had to try it , plus the one of the best beaches in the world resided on that island.

Make sure to get there a little early to line up! It's a car ferry and nothing special but def…read moreworth the 65 round trip to get your car over to the island. Don't wait till the last boat though cause it's first come first serve and if all the cars don't fit you don't get on!