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St. Thomas / Tours & Activities

Everlong Excursions

A tour operator based on St. Thomas offering private excursions on St. Thomas and St. John. Its listed trips cover off-road driving, hiking, snorkelling and beaches, with family, group and cruise-passenger options and a St. John trip featuring ruins and beaches. Confirm pickup, duration, the return arrangement and what each tour includes directly before you book.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: Scott Long, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0).

St. Thomas / Attractions

Coral World Ocean Park

Five acres of aquariums, outdoor pools and nature trails at Coki Point on St. Thomas, with undersea adventures and marine animal encounters. The park also runs the Coral World Ocean and Reef Initiative for coral research and wildlife rehabilitation.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Gruepig, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).

St. Thomas / Tours & Activities

Island Life Jeep Tours

A private driving tour operator covering St. Thomas and St. John, advertising hotel pickup and routes planned with guests. Listed stops include Drake's Seat, Magens Bay and Bluebeard's Castle, with hiking, snorkelling and paddleboarding options. Confirm pickup, the itinerary, equipment and any additional charges directly before you book.

AI illustration · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: OpenAI-generated representative recreation; not documentary photography.

St. Thomas / Tours & Activities

Virgin Islands Ecotours - St. Thomas

Guided kayak, hike and snorkel trips that paddle into the Mangrove Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary and out to Cas Cay, starting from a base at 6526 Estate Nadir a tenth of a mile from the Route 30 and 32 intersection. The company has been running in the Virgin Islands since 1996.

AI illustration · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: OpenAI-generated representative recreation; not documentary photography.

St. Thomas / Tours & Activities

St. Thomas Scuba and Snorkel Adventures

A tour operator at Hull Bay, Estate Hull, St. Thomas, running snorkel tours, scuba diving, island jeep tours, boat excursions, hiking, kayaking, surfing and stand-up paddleboarding, and stating trips to St. John and the British Virgin Islands. Confirm departure times and what each trip includes before you book.

AI illustration · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: OpenAI-generated representative recreation; not documentary photography.

St. Croix / Culture & History

Estate Little Princess

A twenty-five-acre Nature Conservancy preserve on St. Croix, established more than 250 years ago as a Danish sugar plantation worked by enslaved Africans. The Hospital Building and Great House still stand in Afro-Danish architecture, and the grounds hold the Conservancy's Coral Innovation Hub along with trails for walking, birding and reaching the beach.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: National Park Service (public domain), via Wikimedia Commons.

St. Croix / Culture & History

Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve

A 1,015-acre park at Salt River Bay, jointly managed by the National Park Service and the U.S. Virgin Islands government, on the site of the 1493 encounter with Columbus. Inside are the largest remaining mangrove forests in the Virgin Islands, coral reefs, a submarine canyon and a masonry tower of brick and coral block built in the 1790s. Visitors dive, snorkel, kayak and hike.

Place photograph from 2008. Photo: Salt River at St. Croix by Kborer / Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · resized.

St. Croix / Attractions

Buck Island Reef National Monument

Over 19,000 acres of submerged and dry land a mile and a half off St. Croix, protecting endangered elkhorn coral reefs and holding a marked underwater snorkel trail. Trails on the 176-acre island lead to an observation platform. Reachable only by boat, with concession trips from Christiansted Wharf or Green Cay Marina.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Cecil W. Stoughton, National Park Service (public domain), via Wikimedia Commons.

St. Croix / Tours & Activities

BushTribe Eco Adventures

Kayak trips launch from Salt River Marina, a morning paddle on Salt River and a bioluminescent trip. There is also a hike to the Annaly Bay tide pools, and stand-up paddleboards for rent.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: Eoghanacht / Wikimedia Commons · CC0.

St. John / Culture & History

Cinnamon Bay Trails & Ruins

Taino people settled Cinnamon Bay before Danish colonists built a sugar plantation worked by enslaved Africans, and a half-mile boardwalk loop now runs through its ruins from the beach parking lot on St. John's North Shore Road. The one-mile Cinnamon Bay Trail climbs from east of the ruins to Centerline Road, with a 0.38-mile spur to the America Hill great house.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Amaury Laporte, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).

St. John / Culture & History

Reef Bay Trail & Petroglyphs

Three miles down to the beach from the trailhead near mile marker 5 on Centerline Road, past Danish sugar plantation ruins, stone cattle-grazing walls, pre-Columbian Taino rock carvings and some of the oldest and tallest trees on St. John. NPS describes it as strenuous, with steep, uneven, and rocky terrain and a long uphill return; check current trail conditions directly with NPS before setting out.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: mollystevens, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0).

St. John / Attractions

Lind Point Trails

A marked network of spurs and loops behind the National Park visitor center in Cruz Bay on St. John, running out to the Cruz Bay Overlook, Salomon Beach and Honeymoon Beach. The path is narrow and rocky, and hikers pick up an NPS parking pass at the visitor center.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Scott Long, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0).

St. John / Attractions

Ram Head Trail

An old dirt road runs the quarter mile from the parking area to Salt Pond Bay beach, inside Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. The Ram Head trail itself is just under a mile, a narrow path that climbs to the top.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Scott Long, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0).

St. John / Attractions

Virgin Islands National Park

Two-thirds of St. John is national park. Trails lead to historic plantation sites and to ancient petroglyphs made by the Indigenous Taino, and visitors snorkel the coral reefs inside the park. Reaching it means a flight to St. Thomas and a ferry across.

Place photograph · views may be from different dates. Photo: Amaury Laporte, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).

St. John / Tours & Activities

Virgin Islands Ecotours - St. John

Kayak, snorkel, hike and combination tours inside Virgin Islands National Park, leaving from Honeymoon Beach at Caneel Bay on St. John. Routes take in Maho Bay's seagrass, Coral Bay, Salt Pond and Drunk Bay, and the meeting beach is a one-mile walk from Cruz Bay along the Lind Point Trail.

AI illustration · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: Generated representative artwork; visually reviewed by VibeVI.

St. John / Tours & Activities

Friends of Virgin Islands National Park

A 501(c)(3) founded in 1988 that partners with Virgin Islands National Park and the Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument on St. John to protect their terrestrial and marine resources. The public can join trail work, snorkeling, sea turtle volunteering and the Annaberg Cultural Program, and the group keeps a shop at the park Visitor Center in Cruz Bay.

Representative USVI photograph · not this listing; may depict another island. Image: Eoghanacht / Wikimedia Commons · CC0.

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