Jost Van Dyke cruise ship schedule

Jost Van Dyke cruise port map: where the ships anchor

A real map of Great Harbour & White Bay with today's ships at anchor off Great Harbour anchorage and Great Harbour outer and White Bay anchorage. Scrub the clock or press play to watch the day: each ship sails in along the actual channel at its published arrival time and leaves at its departure time. Tap a ship for its name and passenger count; the numbered pins are the landmarks you can walk to from the tender landing.

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Monday, September 14, 2026

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No cruise ships scheduled at Jost Van Dyke this day — an empty harbor.

What's near the Jost Van Dyke cruise pier

1. 1⛴ Great Harbour customs dock · 0.6 mi from the pier
   The dinghy and tender landing — customs, the ferry dock and the beach road are all here.
2. 2Foxy's Tamarind Bar · 0.6 mi from the pier
   The bar at the east end of Great Harbour beach that made the island famous.
3. 3Corsairs Beach Bar · 0.6 mi from the pier
   On the beach road a few doors from the landing.
4. 4🏖 White Bay · 0.9 mi from the pier
   The white-sand bay over the ridge west of Great Harbour — the island's postcard beach, and the one you traditionally swim ashore to the Soggy Dollar Bar from.
5. 5🏖 Little Harbour · 1.3 mi from the pier
   The quieter anchorage and restaurant bay east of Great Harbour.

Beyond the frame: Bubbly Pool — The natural rock jacuzzi on the island's north shore, past Foxy's Taboo — a 20-minute walk from Diamond Cay. Sandy Spit — The desert-island sandbar off Green Cay, a short tender or day-charter hop east. Tortola (West End) — Soper's Hole is about four miles south across the Thatch Island Cut.

Basemap © Google. Pier positions traced from OpenStreetMap; ship size scaled from passenger capacity. Ship movements follow the published schedule, not live AIS — an early or late arrival will not show here.

Where do cruise ships anchor in Jost Van Dyke?

Jost Van Dyke has about 300 residents, no cruise pier and no deep-water berth. Small ships anchor in Great Harbour and tender to the customs dock in front of Foxy's Tamarind Bar, where the beach road, the bars and the taxis to White Bay all start; some lie off White Bay itself, the white-sand bay over the ridge to the west where the Soggy Dollar Bar is. Calls are correspondingly small — sailing ships, expedition vessels and small luxury ships, typically 30 to 400 passengers — and a single 400-passenger ship is a big day for the island.

In port today — Monday, September 14, 2026

In port tomorrow — Tuesday, September 15, 2026

The next 7 days at Jost Van Dyke

1 cruise ship call is scheduled at Jost Van Dyke over the next 7 days, across 1 day; the busiest is Sunday, September 20, 2026 with 1 ship and about 1,040 passengers.

Taxi fares from the Jost Van Dyke cruise port

Official government-set taxi rates from the pier, per person for a group of two or more. Taxis and open-air safari buses line up at the terminal exit; tap a route for the full fare table and driving map.

Beaches near the Jost Van Dyke cruise port

• White Bay — The island's postcard beach over the ridge west of Great Harbour — the Soggy Dollar is on it.
• Great Harbour — The beach the tenders land at, with Foxy's at the east end.
• Little Harbour — The quieter bay and restaurant anchorage east of town.

Cruise lines calling at Jost Van Dyke

Every line with a scheduled Jost Van Dyke call in the next 90 days, from the port schedule this site tracks.

Port details

About cruising to Jost Van Dyke

Jost Van Dyke has about 300 residents and no cruise pier. Small ships anchor in Great Harbour and tender to the customs dock in front of Foxy's, or lie off White Bay for the Soggy Dollar. A 400-passenger ship is a big day here.

Cruise terminals: the Great Harbour anchorage (tenders to the customs dock) and White Bay.

Jost Van Dyke cruise ship FAQ

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