United States Virgin Islands

A US territory in the Caribbean that blends Danish colonial heritage with tropical island scenery, with well-developed beach, diving and cruise tourism.

The US Virgin Islands lie east of Puerto Rico and consist mainly of three islands: St. Thomas, St. John and St. Croix. The capital, Charlotte Amalie, is on St. Thomas. The islands were once a Danish colony and retain many buildings and forts from that period. Highlights include Magens Bay on St. Thomas, Virgin Islands National Park on St. John and Buck Island Reef National Monument near St. Croix. December to April is the high season, and June to November is hurricane season. US citizens do not need a passport to enter. The main gateways are the airports and cruise ports on St. Thomas and St. Croix.

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