The U.S. Virgin Islands (St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix) offer white-sand beaches, protected national parkland, Danish colonial towns and easy travel for US visitors, with each island offering a different pace.
A famous beach in Virgin Islands National Park, with an underwater snorkeling trail and clear water.
A mile-long heart-shaped bay of calm, shallow water and soft sand ringed by green hills.
The lively harbour capital of St. Thomas, with Danish colonial buildings, shops and hillside views.
A protected marine park off St. Croix with an underwater trail through coral gardens.
A well-preserved Danish colonial town of pastel buildings, a historic fort and a waterfront boardwalk.
Follow marked underwater signs past coral and reef fish in a national park setting.
Sail from St. Croix to a protected reef with turtles and colourful marine life.
Walk through tropical forest past old sugar mill ruins to ancient petroglyphs on St. John.
Visit a historic distillery on St. Croix and sample its rums.
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The U.S. Virgin Islands are a US territory made up of three main islands, and the US dollar is the currency.
Around 60 percent of St. John is protected as Virgin Islands National Park, keeping much of the island natural and undeveloped.
The islands were purchased from Denmark in 1917, and Danish street names, forts and architecture remain, especially in Charlotte Amalie and Christiansted.
The best weather runs from about December to April, and hurricane season runs from June to November.