Explore lush tropical forests and secluded white sand beaches, with hiking trails leading to old sugar mill ruins and petroglyphs of the Indigenous Taino.
This historic district offers boat tours departing to popular spots on the island. Visitors can walk along the scenic boardwalk, visit Buck Island for underwater adventures, and explore the colonial Danish architecture
Although visitors can't step foot on the island itself, the surrounding waters offer stunning snorkeling and diving opportunities, including Turtle Cove and Shipwreck Cove, home to the Señor Cartanza shipwreck.
This lively beach features a tiki bar, volleyball courts, and water sports rentals. Visitors can also explore the island via golf cart, discovering its WW2-era fort and other attractions.
As the gateway to Virgin Islands National Park, Cruz Bay offers souvenir shops, restaurants, beach bars, and dive shops. It's best enjoyed during the coolest happy hour in the Caribbean, from 3 - 6 PM.
Located on Coki Point, this park offers interactive exhibits, snorkeling with sea turtles, and encounters with dolphins and sea lions. Visitors can also enjoy snorkeling at nearby Coki Beach.
This 2-mile stretch of protected shoreline is one of the busiest nesting sites in the world for leatherback sea turtles. Accessible from Frederiksted, it offers natural beauty and historical attractions.
Known for its stunning beauty, Magens Bay features a mile-long stretch of white sand, sea grape trees, and turquoise waters. Despite its popularity, it still feels like a natural getaway.
This peaceful village offers access to remote areas of Virgin Islands National Park, including secluded beaches and epic hiking trails like Rams Head. It's a great base for exploring the quieter side of St. John.