Known for their snorkeling, hiking, and watersports opportunities, the Caribbean trio of US Virgin Islands serve as an ideal destination for outdoor adventure—choose the island that suits you best or book a private tour to hit them all. Sightseeing tours in St. Thomas give visitors the chance to explore bustling Charlotte Amalie, Coral World Ocean Park, and idyllic Magens Bay. Meanwhile, boat tours allow easy access to St. John, home to the nearly untouched Virgin Islands National Park and an abundance of sea turtles. And just off tiny St. Croix sits Buck Island, where you can kayak through a mangrove lagoon.
Known for snorkeling, hiking, and water sports, the trio of Caribbean islands that comprise the US Virgin Islands—St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas—boast picturesque beaches and outdoor adventures. St. Thomas is the most visited of the islands, with its main town, Charlotte Amalie, serving as a major cruise ship port, while St. John is home to Virgin Islands National Park.
...MoreBesides sunbathing on the pristine, white-sand beaches, visitors to the US Virgin Islands participate in a range of outdoor activities including hiking, scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, and kayaking. On St. John, you’ll find the Virgin Islands National Park, which boasts hiking trails, boating, and snorkeling. In Charlotte Amalie, travelers can exercise their wallets and do some duty-free shopping.
...MoreSt. Thomas is the most visited of the US Virgin Islands. Its main town, Charlotte Amalie, is a major cruise ship port as well as the archipelago’s capital. It offers plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment options, and is home to most of the bigger resorts. St. Croix, despite being the biggest island, is the least touristy.
...MoreAs a gateway to the archipelago, St. Thomas is the busiest and most bustling of the three islands. Here, you can ride the St. Thomas Skyride tram, tour Bluebeard’s Castle, and climb the iconic 99 Steps. St. Thomas also offers duty-free shopping and more nightlife than the other islands.
...MoreSt. Thomas is home to some exceptionally pretty places, such as Water Island, technically the fourth and smallest island of the US Virgin Islands, located in Charlotte Amalie Harbor. Drake’s Seat, in the center of St. Thomas, offers panoramic views of the entire island, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Caribbean Sea.
...MoreNo. Traveling to the US Virgin Islands, an official US territory, is like any other domestic travel for US citizens: No passport is required if you’re arriving from Puerto Rico or the US. Entry requirements for non-US citizens are equivalent to entering the US from any international country. Upon departure, a passport is required for non-US citizens.
...MoreNumber of Attractions | 39 |
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Number of Tours | 299 |
Number of Reviews | 23,186 |
Currency | USD |
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