U.S. Virgin Islands travel guide for St. Thomas and St. John

Travelers visiting the U.S. Virgin Islands can explore various activities across St. Thomas and St. John. In St. Thomas, visitors can wander the streets of Charlotte Amalie or participate in snorkeling adventures at locations such as the Buck Island National Wildlife Refuge.

For those looking to visit Trunk Bay in St. John from the St. Thomas cruise ports, several transport options are available, including guided island excursions, private taxi transfers, or a combination of public ferries and local safari taxis. Trunk Bay, located within the Virgin Islands National Park, features an underwater snorkeling trail and various on-site amenities.

When navigating the islands, taxis are a common mode of transport, though travelers should note that fares are often charged per person. For those opting to rent a car, it is important to note that while driving occurs on the left side of the road, most vehicles remain left-hand drive.