If you are a US citizen visiting the US Virgin Islands, no, you do not need a passport. However, if your itinerary includes the British Virgin Islands, you will need a passport.

The currency in both the USVI and BVI is the US dollar. ATMs are common in populated areas but rare in remote locations, so plan accordingly. Credit cards are widely accepted, but some merchants may only take cash.

Yes, each cabin's private bathroom comes with a hair dryer for your convenience.

No need to bring your own snorkeling gear. Serenity provides masks, fins, and snorkels for every guest. However, feel free to bring your own if you prefer.

Yes, each cabin has a private ensuite bathroom that includes a shower, sink, and electric flush toilet. Serenity also has an outdoor shower on the stern to rinse off after a swim.

No, high quality towels for showering as well as beach towels are provided.

While the SPF level of protection is up to you, in the USVI, it is against the law to use use anything other than "reef safe" sunscreen. While it will generally be labeled as reef safe, it should not contain oxybenzone or octinoxate, as these are harmful to coral.

Yes, Serenity has WiFi powered by Starlink, so you can stay connected during your voyage.

Yes, Serenity has A/C throughout including separate climate controls in each stateroom.

Yes, you can connect to the music system via bluetooth. The music should be stored on the device you are connecting and not reliant on being online as the internet connection could be spotty.

No. If you think you will have clothes washing needs, please let us know and we will arrange for that in your itinerary.

Yes. We have light fishing tackle aboard for your use.

A few weeks before your charter, we will send you a preferences form. From this, we will create your personalized itinerary as well as a menu based on your food preferences and restrictions.

No, gratuity is not part of the charter fee. It is usually 15-20% of the charter fee, depending on the level of service you receive.

November through July, we are in the US Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands. August through October, we are in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.