US Virgin Islands Tourism Information
The US Virgin Islands is a group of islands located in the Caribbean Sea, just
southeast of Puerto Rico. The islands consist of St. Croix, St. John, and St.
Thomas, as well as several smaller islands. The US Virgin Islands is a United
States territory, which means that US citizens do not need a passport to visit.
Tourism is a major industry in the US Virgin Islands, with millions of visitors
flocking to the islands each year to enjoy the beautiful beaches, warm weather,
and rich cultural history. Some of the top attractions in the US Virgin Islands
include:
Beaches: The US Virgin Islands are known for their stunning beaches, with
crystal-clear waters and white sandy shores. Some of the most popular beaches
include Magens Bay on St. Thomas and Trunk Bay on St. John.
National Parks: The US Virgin Islands is home to two national parks, the Virgin
Islands National Park on St. John and the Buck Island Reef National Monument on
St. Croix. These parks offer visitors the opportunity to explore the islands'
natural beauty and wildlife.
Historical Sites: The US Virgin Islands has a rich history, with many historical
sites to explore. Some of the top historical sites include the Fort Christian
Museum on St. Thomas and the Estate Whim Plantation Museum on St. Croix.
Water Sports: The US Virgin Islands is a popular destination for water sports
enthusiasts, with opportunities for snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, and more.
Shopping: The US Virgin Islands is a duty-free shopping destination, with a wide
range of shops and boutiques offering everything from high-end designer goods to
local crafts and souvenirs.
Visitors to the US Virgin Islands can also enjoy a variety of dining options,
from local Caribbean cuisine to international fare, as well as a vibrant
nightlife scene with bars, clubs, and live music.
To visit the US Virgin Islands, US citizens do not need a passport but must
present a government-issued photo ID and proof of citizenship, such as a birth
certificate or naturalization certificate. Non-US citizens may need a visa to
visit, depending on their country of origin.
Nearby Airports
This is a list of primary airports in US Virgin Islands that have scheduled passenger service on commercial airlines.
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