The Virgin Islands are a Caribbean utopia, known for their pristine beaches, crystal clear waters, and vibrant culture. With so many islands to choose from, it can be difficult to decide which one is the best for your vacation. Here is a helpful guide to help you decide which untouched U. S.
Virgin Island you should visit. Tortola is the largest of the four islands and is home to some of the most beautiful white sand beaches in the Caribbean, such as Savannah Bay and Devil's Bay. Locals love to swim and dive here because of the practically transparent waves and the fact that these beaches are a little more remote than the always popular baths. Smuggler's Cove is the best beach on Tortola, famous for its white sand.
Apple Bay is also a great spot for surfing. St. Thomas is by far the most sophisticated of the islands, but it still has the feel of a Caribbean paradise. Tourists can explore the island by taking a tour of its monuments or go shopping in its historic center.
In the evenings, visitors can enjoy live entertainment and dine with a stunning view at one of its restaurants or bars. Trunk Bay is considered a beach mecca and is known for its surreal tranquility and fine sand. It also has an underwater route for diving and is a great spot for snorkeling at its farthest end. Magens Bay on the north coast of St.
Thomas is also picturesque and suitable for swimming. Coki Beach on St. Thomas' northeast coast is the best place to swim with fish and explore its crystal clear waters full of tropical fish. The bustling atmosphere of Coki Beach is praised by tourists, who especially enjoy the music that plays nearby.
Visitors are probably right on the border of the Virgin Islands National Park if they are in St. John for their getaway to the Virgin Islands. The park covers two-thirds of the island and contains many notable attractions such as Trunk Bay Beach and Annaberg Plantation. There are also more than 20 hiking trails for adventurous travelers and families to choose from.
Charlotte Amalie's main street is the ideal shopping spot for all locals and tourists alike, offering a wide range of items from clothes to souvenirs. The 99 Steps are one of Santo Tomás's most emblematic attractions, built in the 17th century with ballast tiles from old world ships. Blackbeard Castle is among the national heritage sites of the Virgin Islands located in Charlotte Amalie, originally named Skytsborg which roughly means protection castle. Coral World offers an indoor and outdoor aquarium containing miniature sharks, stingrays and starfish as well as a bird cage for walking and an underwater observatory where visitors can view marine life 15 feet below the water's surface. The Virgin Islands offer something for everyone, from shopping to swimming with fish to exploring its national parks.
With so many options available, it can be difficult to decide which island is best for your vacation. Whether you're traveling with family or looking for an adventure, each island has something unique to offer.
