Tourism and travel in the U.S. Virgin Islands

Overview

Information regarding travel and tourism in the U.S. Virgin Islands highlights various destinations and logistical considerations for visitors.

Water Island is noted as a secluded alternative to the more crowded areas of St. Thomas, accessible via a ten-minute ferry from the Crown Bay Marina. In St. Thomas, visitors can explore Charlotte Amalie or engage in snorkeling at locations such as Buck Island National Wildlife Refuge.

For travel to St. John, specifically to Trunk Bay within the Virgin Islands National Park, options include guided excursions, private taxis, or public ferries combined with local safari taxis. Transportation within the islands typically involves taxis, which often charge per person, or rental cars. Travelers should be aware that while driving occurs on the left side of the road, most vehicles are left-hand drive.

Entities

St. Thomas · Trunk Bay · Charlotte Amalie · U.S. Virgin Islands · Water Island

Timeline

1 day ago

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U.S. Virgin Islands travel guide for St. Thomas and St. John
Travel guides for the U.S. Virgin Islands highlight activities in St. Thomas and St. John, including snorkeling at Trunk Bay and navigating local transport via ferries and taxis.
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Water Island offers a secluded alternative to St. Thomas
Water Island serves as a quiet, secluded alternative to the busy tourist hubs of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, accessible via a short, affordable ferry ride.

Sources

caribjournal.com · destinationlesstravel.com · iccaribbean.com · royalcaribbeanblog.com