Activities - Things to do - Activities to enjoy while visiting
The Best Snorkeling on St. John, USVI Read overviews of 9 great spots to snorkel in St. John. Nearly 1/2 of Virgin Islands National Park is under water. Mangrove shorelines, seagrass beds, fringing and patch coral reefs offer a diverse and ample array of snorkeling opportunities.
Main/General - General island travel information
Buck Island Reef National Monument Buck Island Reef National Monument was established by Presidential proclamation in 1961, and expanded in 2001, in order to preserve one of the finest marine gardens in the Caribbean Sea.
History of St. John St. John was first settled by the Arawak Indians who had migrated north from coastal Colombia and Venezuela around AD 300. The Arawaks inhabited the island until around the year AD 1300 when they were driven off by the more aggressive and warlike Carib Indians.
Love City - St. John in The US Virgin Islands Throughout the Virgin Islands, there’s a nickname for the small island that lies tucked between St. Thomas and the British Virgin Islands. Locals often call St. John "Love City," a moniker that harks to the destination’s true promise of romance.
Virgin Islands National Park, St. John, USVI Virgin Islands National Park, renowned throughout the world for its breathtaking beauty, covers approximately 3/5 of St. John, and nearly all of Hassel Island in the Charlotte Amalie harbor on St. Thomas.
Places to Go - Place to visit on the island
About St John, U.S. Virgin Islands Of all the islands, St John is probably the most unspoiled, thanks to the contribution of one of the world's best known philanthropists, Laurence Rockefeller. Had it not been for Rockefeller's gift of money and his desire to preserve beautiful St John, the landscape would probably look more commercial, much like the other Virgin Islands.
Travel & Accommodations - Travel and lodging tips
Camping on St. John, US Virgin Islands There are two campgrounds in the National Park, Cinnamon Bay Campground and Maho Bay, for those wanting to experience nature Caribbean style.
Clothes Packing To help prevent creasing of clothing, roll up a small towel and place on the inside of where the garments will fold. Or roll your suites up instead of folding.
Beach Towels If you are staying at a small hotel you'll need to bring your own. Larger resort provide them. You may also want to bring a couple of washcloths if you're staying at a small hotel, they don't always have them.
Travelers with Disabilities: The Virgin Islands is a difficult destination for travelers with disabilities, but not as difficult as several years ago. Many businesses have made modifications to better serve people with disabilities. When making travel arrangements it is always a good idea to ask questions about accessibility to pools, beaches, dining facilities and the lobby. Newer accommodations have ramps and accessible ... more
Drinking Water: Most U.S.V.I residences use cistern water for drinking. Hotels usually specify if their water is not safe to drink. Bottled water is suggested for those with sensitive stomachs. In general the water at restaurants, in homes and in villas is good to drink.
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