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Island Travel Guides for St. Thomas | St. John | St. Croix | Water Island

St. Thomas

St. Thomas is home to the capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Charlotte Amalie.

St. John

National Park which protects over 7000 acres of the 12,500 acre island.

St. Croix

Once the sugar producing king of the Caribbean. Today visitors will note dozens of historical sites.

Water Island

Water Island does not have taxis, public transportation, gas stations, hotels, shops or a town.

Exploring the U.S. Virgin Islands made easy. Find everything you need to plan your visit to St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John and Water Island, including accommodations, transportation, beaches, activities and attractions! Find information on events going on each month. Take a virtual visit in the photo gallery. Get tips and advice on one of the most active USVI forum. Get weather reports, sections on nature and history, a daily podcast and you can read and write reviews! It's all a click away, and all at VInow.com!

Beach Guides
Accommodations
Activities

Natural Beauty

Magens Bay Watershed Preserve

Magens Bay, part of a public park located on the north side of St. Thomas, is well known to both residents and visitors. In fact it is the most popular beach on the island. The majority of beach goers head to Magens Bay to enjoy the beautiful long stretch of white sand and the calm crystal clear water. Sitting on the shore their eyes gaze out at the ocean, the small island in the distance and the verdant hills on either side of the bay. More →

About The VI

The Natural Sounds of St. John, USVI

If you have ever lived or vacationed in the Virgin Islands and sat outside in the late evening you will certainly remember the pleasant sounds of island nights. The crickets, tree frogs, bats, birds and other nocturnal creatures; together perform a magical symphony.

Part time residents of St. John Ed and Laurie Boakes found the sounds to be so enjoyable they digitally recorded them and have produced a delightful and relaxing album, Caribbean Dawn. More →

St. John 2013 Festival Schedule

Beautiful costumes, great music and the wonderful energy and spirit of St. John, Virgin Island’s. More →

St. Thomas 2013 Carnival Village Entertainment Schedule

Carnival time is here again… on St. Thomas! Starting this month Carnival is going to have visitors and residents alike jumping up, eating lots of tasty local dishes and having a great time. More →


Photo Galleries

Cruise Ships In Port Today

Cruise Ship Dock

No Ships Scheduled Today

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Newest Forum Topics

TopicPosted
Looking for Captain Kelly who captained the Bad Kitty on St John
05/24/13
Need a house sitter late July-early Aug? Looking for affordable living for volunteer trip!
05/21/13
STJ - What do you do with your stuff while snorkeling?
05/21/13
Just booked airfare and have condo for New Years Week - YEAH!!
05/19/13
Bar & Grill & Restaurants
05/17/13
Island Blues STJ
05/15/13
Italian Restaurants/Food on St. Thomas
05/12/13
Detroit, Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Flint added....
05/08/13
Camera Housing
05/08/13
More Topics →

Event Calendar

Sunday May 26th, 2013

Reef Jam
1:00pm
St. Croix, Rainbow Beach
For more information visit: www.reefjam.com | Email

Friday June 28th, 2013

St. John Festival
7:00pm
St. John, Cruz Bay Parking Lot

Event Calendar →

St. John Feet Fins 4 Wheel Drive

VITraders

$13.95

This is a complete, easy-to-use, fun, travel guide to exploring the trails, beaches and roads on St. John, Virgin Islands. It tells you exactly where to go, how to get there and what to do and see when you arrive.

West Indian Company Dock

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Crown Bay Dock

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St. John

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