U.S. Virgin Islands - Suite 101 January 26, 2002 Check it out: find out where to dine, shop and sightsee in the islands.
St. Thomas Overview - Cruise Critic 1998 Steeped in history but as up-to-date as Fifth Avenue, the U.S. Virgin Islands are our corner of the Caribbean and, whether you view them landside, seaside or under the sea, there isn't a more beautiful place under the American flag.
St. John: America's Caribbean Paradise - Great Explorations When Laurence Rockefeller transferred a major part of his St. John real estate holdings to the U.S. government in 1956, he created an untouched and unspoiled American paradise in the Caribbean for all to enjoy forever.
On these isles, active days are a way of life - Dallas Morning News January 6, 2002 If you don't want to spend the day just sitting in the sun, the Virgin Islands offer plenty of opportunity for active vacations. (requires registration)
Island Report: The Hottest News from the Caribbean and the Bahamas - Travel+Leisure December 1997 The Hottest News from the Caribbean and the Bahamas. Every year, as the islands of the Caribbean and the Bahamas head into winter, there's a frenzy similar to that of Broadway producers gearing up for a new show.
A Charlotte Amalie's Walkabout - Cruise Critic 1998 A walk in town is a chance to learn something about St. Thomas' history and check out the shops at the same time. Charlotte Amalie's historic district is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Sunlit, Shallow Reefs in a Turquoise Sea - Skin Diver Magazine May 1997 The water in the United States Virgin Islands is imbued with myriad shades of subtle blues and greens. Beneath its surface is a world even richer in color.
St. Croix: The Quiet Virgin - TravelLady 2-15-99 It doesn't take long to discover why St. Croix is affectionately known as "the quiet Virgin." The island sprawls over 84 square miles, yet life is as gentle here as the tropical breezes that tickle palm tree fronds.
A potpourri of Caribbean paradises - San Francisco Examiner February 16, 1997 The author takes you on a virtual tour of his favorite low-key islands offering a mini synopsis of his best finds.
St. John, An Island Paradise - Travel Canoe October 18, 1999 An idyllic oasis awash in deserted, white sand beaches is not reserved for the fairytale lore of Gilligan's Island.
Getting Around St. Thomas is Half the Fun - Caribbean and Cruise Travel Magazine Unique story about the winding of the St. Thomas. Take a moment and see the island through this drivers eyes.
Islands in the sun - Canoe.com September 7, 1999 Nestled in the turquoise-blue sea, you'll find that the most well-known of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Thomas, offers all the exotic play of a vibrant aqua world.
Secrets of St. Croix - San Francisco Gate February 13, 2000 Discovering the oft-overlooked 'middle child' of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
RSD Travel Guide: U.S. Virgin Islands - Rodale's Scuba Diving Magazine Diving options and the island scene on each of the three U.S. Virgin Islands.
Carnival Time! - Suite 101 April 1, 2001 Carnival Baby! That translates into a month long Hol-i-day for all people of St. Thomas.
There is more to a St. Croix Vacation than Sun and Beaches - VirginIsles.com Travelers looking to mix a little culture and history with time on the beach will find the island of St. Croix in the United States Virgin Islands a perfect vacation destination.
Diving the American Caribbean - Skin Diver Magazine Showcases the U.S. Virgin islands from a divers perspective. Offers up some good travel and dive tips.
Marine Creatures Roam Free Under Buck Island - Denver Post 2000 From its name you might expect a plethora of well-racked deer to be roaming the shores of Buck Island. But this uninhabited plot of land, designated as the only underwater national monument in the United States, is famed not for its landlocked wildlife but for its intricate maze of underwater coral.
Soaking Up Island Life - Canoe.com November 30, 1999 Next time you soak up island life, chances are you'll be enjoying it on the move. The adventure travelling boom has people leaping off the sand and into action.
Fragrance Tip Instead of lugging bulky, breakable perfume bottles, soak some cotton balls in your favorite scent and stuff them into empty film canisters. The airtight canisters keep the fragrance fresh!
Wet Clothes You can cut your clothing drying time in half. Roll the wet laundry in a towel, push down hard on the roll, and your washed item is partly dry.
Clothing: Dress is casual, but please - not too casual. Bathing suits are for the beach, not for the streets. Not only is it frowned upon, but it's against the law. Nights here can be cool (those tropical breezes you know), so bring along a light sweater. And although jackets and ties are rare, they may be required for some of the fancier resorts and restaurants.
Telecommunications: The international dialling code for the US Virgin Islands is +1 340 followed by seven digits. On the islands, use only the seven digits. To dial the UK from the US Virgin Islands, the international access code is +44 followed by the area code, omitting 0, and then the number.
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