Islands in the Caribbean Sea with picture-postcard beaches and coral reefs teeming with marine life.
- Trunk Bay (St. John): Often hailed as one of the world’s most beautiful beaches, Trunk Bay captivates with its crystal-clear turquoise waters, powder-white sand, and an underwater snorkeling trail that allows you to explore colourful coral reefs.
- The Baths (Virgin Gorda): Nature’s masterpiece, where gigantic granite boulders create grottos, maze-like caves, and pools of turquoise water, inviting you to explore this magical wonderland.
- Magens Bay (St. Thomas): Located in a bay, Magens Bay boasts a mile-long stretch of beach, green hills, and calm waters, suitable for swimming, sunbathing, and paddling.
- Coral World Ocean Park (St. Thomas): Dive into an underwater world at this magnificent marine park, which offers close encounters with sea turtles, fish, and even the opportunity to swim with playful dolphins.
- Buck Island Reef National Monument (St. Croix): Embark on a snorkeling or scuba diving adventure to witness the beauty of a barrier island, surrounded by the third-longest coral reef system in the world.
- Annaberg Plantation Ruins (St. John): Immerse yourself in history as you explore the ruins of an 18th-century sugar plantation, which offers panoramic views of turquoise waters and hillsides.
- Devil’s Bay National Park (Virgin Gorda): Hidden away on the southwestern coast, this beach rewards visitors with its tranquility, thriving marine life, and an backdrop of towering cliffs.
- Caneel Bay (St. John): Escape to this secluded beach paradise, Located within the Virgin Islands National Park, where white sand, crystal-clear waters, and tropical foliage combine to create an unrivaled ambiance.
- Hassel Island (Charlotte Amalie): Step back in time as you explore this uninhabited island, home to historic ruins, hiking trails, and panoramic views of Charlotte Amalie Harbour.
- Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve (St. Croix): Uncover the history and natural wonders of this bay, where Christopher Columbus made his second landfall. Explore the mangroves, spot wildlife, and Admire the bioluminescent organisms illuminating the waters at night.
Off the beaten path
- Water Island: With just a few hundred residents, this paradise offers secluded beaches, nature trails, and the chance to relax in a blissful, undiscovered oasis.
- Peter Island: Escape the crowds and indulge in luxury on this private island resort, offering beaches, trails, and viewpoints.
- Jost Van Dyke: Discover this island, known for its quaint atmosphere, beaches like White Bay and Great Harbour, and thriving local beach bars.
- Salt Pond Bay (St. John): Venture off the beaten path to enjoy the nature at this secluded beach, suitable for snorkeling, kayaking, and beachcombing.
- Lovango Cay: A hidden gem located between St. Thomas and St. John, Lovango Cay offers excellent snorkeling, paddleboarding, and an exclusive resort experience.
- Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge (St. Croix): Step into a natural paradise and explore Sandy Point’s secluded sandy beach, home to hawksbill turtles and endangered bird species.
- Marina Cay: Escape to this petite island known for its enchanting beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and marine life ideal for snorkeling and diving.
- Cinnamon Bay (St. John): Immerse yourself in serenity at this uncrowded beach, adorned with cinnamon-coloured sand and surrounded by greenery and snorkeling opportunities.
- Hans Lollik Islands: Embark on a boating adventure to these uninhabited islands, where you can enjoy peace and solitude surrounded by waters and coral reefs.
- Whistling Cay: Located near Buck Island, this uninhabited island invites intrepid visitors to take a break from the world and immerse themselves in nature.
