Pickups from villas, hotels, and the ferry docks in Cruz Bay. Departing every hour and a half. Round-trip and one-way fares — your easiest ride to the sand.
Not sure which? Shuttle if you're near Cruz Bay or Gallows Point and heading to a beach. Private Taxi if you're at a villa or going somewhere else.
St. John's North Shore is a string of postcards. Here are a few of the stops along the route.








Villa Man Taxi and Tours is your local connection for daily beach shuttle service across St. John, US Virgin Islands.
Reserve your seat online for any departure, choose a pickup location in Cruz Bay — whether you're staying at a North Shore villa, one of the Cruz Bay hotels like Gallows Point or The Saint, or arriving by ferry at the Cruz Bay dock. Our 21-passenger shuttles run every hour and a half from 9:00 AM through the afternoon, with return shuttles starting at 2:00 PM.
We drop off at every major beach on the North Shore, from Caneel Bay and Hawksnest just outside town, all the way to Maho Bay, Francis Bay, and Waterlemon Cay at the far end of the park road.
First time on St. John? Start with Trunk Bay — it's the island's most famous beach, protected inside Virgin Islands National Park, with a self-guided underwater snorkel trail.
Looking for a quieter stretch? Cinnamon Bay and Maho Bay are wide, calm, and family-friendly. Maho is known for its shallow turquoise water and occasional sea turtle sightings.
Want to snorkel? Waterlemon Cay is a small offshore island with some of the best reef snorkeling in the Caribbean — a short swim or kayak from the Leinster Bay trailhead.
Local drivers, local knowledge. We live here year-round. We know which beaches have the best shade at 2pm, when the cruise ship crowds leave, and which roads are passable after storms.
Honest pricing, no surprises. Tier 1 beaches are $22 round trip or $11 one way. Tier 2 North Shore beaches are $30 round trip or $15 one way. Per person, always.
Reliable pickups. We know every villa community in Cruz Bay — from Lavender Hill to Battery Hill to Estate Lindholm — and every hotel along the harbor.
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