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A landmark stairway in Charlotte Amalie connecting the town’s historic hillside streets.

A celebrated historic staircase in Charlotte Amalie connecting the town’s hillside streets.

A major historic site within Virgin Islands National Park interpreting plantation-era industry and labor history.

National park plantation ruins that interpret St. John’s colonial and agricultural history.

A protected marine destination known for reef ecosystems, snorkeling, and boat excursions.

Cane Bay is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

A renowned north-shore dive area where the seafloor drops sharply into deep water.

A harborfront corridor connecting downtown, ferries, shopping, dining, and historic landmarks.

Explore the historic harborfront, shopping streets, ferry connections, and dining in the territory capital.

A walkable waterfront district with historic architecture, dining, shopping, and harbor excursions.

A waterfront historic district preserving major buildings from the Danish colonial period.

A nationally significant cultural landscape preserving Indigenous and colonial-era history.

A North Shore camping and lodging area with access to beach, trails, and park experiences.

A lively East End coastal destination known for beach access, snorkeling, and nearby marine attractions.

Coki Point is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

A historically significant area within Salt River Bay associated with European arrival in 1493.

A laid-back East End community with restaurants, boating, trails, and access to quieter parts of St. John.

A marine-life attraction at Coki Point featuring exhibits and ocean-focused experiences.

St. John’s primary arrival point with ferries, restaurants, shops, taxis, and access to Virgin Islands National Park. Community field note: Cruz Bay is more than an arrival point: it is the practical hinge between the public ferry, park information, local services, and the rest of a St. John itinerary.

A compact waterfront district connecting ferry arrivals, restaurants, shops, and island transportation.

A long-established St. Croix rum distillery offering a look at local rum production.

A roadside overlook above Magens Bay with one of the island’s best-known panoramic views.

Duffy's Love Shack is a local St. Thomas dining and gathering spot included in the VI Guide travel catalog.

A preserved sugar-estate complex interpreting St. Croix history and plantation-era life.

A defining historic landmark on the Charlotte Amalie waterfront.

Charlotte Amalie’s landmark red fort and one of the territory’s most recognizable historic structures.

A prominent yellow fort anchoring Christiansted’s historic waterfront.

The yellow Danish fort anchoring Christiansted National Historic Site.

A major Frederiksted waterfront fort associated with emancipation history.

A prominent west-end pier used for cruise calls, diving, snorkeling, and waterfront events.

A west-end waterfront corridor with historic buildings, beaches, dining, and sunset views.

A waterfront neighborhood west of downtown known for fishing heritage and dining.

Greengos Caribbean Cantina is a local St. Thomas dining and gathering spot included in the VI Guide travel catalog.

Honeymoon Beach is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

A waterfront seafood restaurant in Frenchtown known for a casual harbor setting and island dining.

A protected coastal landscape with hiking access, beaches, and important habitat.

Lindquist Beach is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

One of St. Thomas’s signature coastal destinations, popular for swimming, picnics, and scenic bay views.

Magens Bay is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

Maho Bay is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

The principal downtown shopping corridor, lined with historic buildings and local businesses.

Mim's Seafood Bistro is a local St. Thomas dining and gathering spot included in the VI Guide travel catalog.

A distinctive Cruz Bay shopping and dining complex built in a Caribbean-inspired architectural style.

A high-elevation visitor stop with panoramic views across St. Thomas and neighboring islands.

A hillside attraction overlooking Charlotte Amalie harbor and the cruise-ship district.

A short trail leading to a hilltop ruin and sweeping North Shore views.

A dramatic eastern overlook marked by the Millennium Monument.

A small harbor cay reached by passenger ferry from Christiansted.

Rainbow Beach is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

A dramatic coastal hike beginning near Salt Pond Bay and ending at a windswept headland.

The East End’s ferry, dining, marina, and nightlife hub.

A culturally important rock-carving site reached by trail within Virgin Islands National Park.

A well-known national park trail descending through forest, historic ruins, and cultural landscapes.

A South Shore bay offering swimming, snorkeling, and access to Ram Head Trail.

A nationally significant cultural and natural landscape on St. Croix’s north shore.

Sandy Point is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

A protected west-end coastal refuge known for nesting sea turtles and seasonal public access.

An aerial tram experience rising from Havensight to a scenic overlook above Charlotte Amalie.

A hilltop historic landmark overlooking Charlotte Amalie and its harbor.

A lush west-end interior area known for scenic drives, trails, historic estates, and tropical vegetation.

A botanical and historic garden set among the ruins of a former estate.

Trunk Bay is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

A key starting point for learning about trails, beaches, history, and park conditions on St. John.

A waterfront marina district with restaurants, shops, events, and harbor views.

18°64° The Restaurant is a local dining and gathering place included in the VI Guide island catalog.

40 Strand Eatery is a local dining and gathering place included in the VI Guide island catalog.

420 to Center is a local dining and gathering place included in the VI Guide island catalog.

Abi Beach is an island shoreline destination suited to swimming, sightseeing, and a relaxed day by the water. Check current sea and weather conditions before visiting.

Agave is a local dining and gathering place included in the VI Guide island catalog.