US Virgin Islands Attractions
Our list of noteworthy US Virgin Islands attractions and places to see in US Virgin Islands, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Virgin Islands National Park
The majority of St. John is covered by the Virgin Islands National Park, a stretch of preserved wilderness all the more remarkable when you consider how ... Continue Reading »
Coral Bay
St. John's Coral Bay prides itself on being the raffish alternative to the island’s main point of arrival, Cruz Bay. Its few dozen houses are haphazardly ... Continue Reading »
St John
St. John is dominated by the Virgin Islands National Park, with low-key development confined to the eastern and western tips of the island. Beyond Mongoose ... Continue Reading »
Trunk Bay
The U.S. Postal Service put it on a stamp, Condé Nast Traveler called it one of the top 10 beaches in the world, National Geographic declared it ... Continue Reading »
Caneel Bay
Caneel Bay is one of the first beaches you come to as you drive up North Shore Road out of St John’s main port, Cruz Bay. Much of the coastline here is ... Continue Reading »
Blackbeard's Castle (Skytsborg Tower)
High above Charlotte Amalie is Skytsborg (“sky tower”), a round defensive tower built by the Danish in 1679 to watch for enemy ships which might attack Fort ... Continue Reading »
Coral World Ocean Park
Located in beautiful St. Thomas, Coral World is considered the best family attraction in the US Virgin Islands. Much of this integrated marine park displays ... Continue Reading »
Magens Bay
Magens Bay is just one of the reasons why the US Virgin Island of St. Thomas is such a popular holiday isle. The island’s favorite beach is a curving arc of ... Continue Reading »
Mangrove Lagoon
St. John might have the lion’s share of the Virgin Islands’ natural attractions, but the extraordinary concentration of flora and fauna in St. Thomas’ ... Continue Reading »
Buck Island Reef National Park
Want to get away from it all? Once you get to Buck Island, there is no more "all" to get away from – this is about as secluded as the Caribbean gets ... Continue Reading »
St Croix
St. Croix keeps its distance from the other two U.S. Virgin Islands, with a distinct identity and thriving industry which leaves it less reliant on tourism. ... Continue Reading »
Water Island
Water Island is the smallest of the main US Virgin Islands, and that’s what gives it its charm. Rather than shops and restaurants, it’s the thatched cabanas ... Continue Reading »
Charlotte Amalie Cruise Port
St. Thomas is a hugely popular Eastern Caribbean cruise destination, and is well set-up for shore visitors. With great shopping, sightseeing and beach ... Continue Reading »
Coki Beach
Coki is St. Thomas’s party beach, thronged with families, revelers and beach vendors. Snorkelers and divers love Coki’s underwater clarity and sea creatures. ... Continue Reading »
Hull Bay
Hull Bay is all about snorkeling the neighboring reef, swinging in a beach hammock and unwinding at a cool little beach bar. There’s fishing off nearby Inner ... Continue Reading »
