St. John, one of the trio of the U.S. Virgin Islands, is often described as the last untouched paradise. Spanning just 20 square miles, two-thirds of this island is preserved as the Virgin Islands ...

The U.S. Virgin Islands are a Caribbean dreamland with something for everyone—and no passports are required for U.S. citizens ...

The user added that the bulk of the island is a national park, which was a plus point for them. Another user said, “St John USVI, it’s the only place in the Caribbean we go back to time and ...

Just like the two other U.S. Virgin Islands on this list, St. Thomas, a United States territory in the Caribbean, doesn’t require a passport to visit. St. Thomas stands out from St. John and St ...

The territory is a boating haven, with over 50 small islands and the signature clearness of the Caribbean Sea. St. Thomas, St ...

On the east side of St. John, it’s still possible to experience the quiet, backwater vibe that this Caribbean island has long been known for, even after two devastating hurricanes and a surge in ...

Sargassum levels surged to record highs across the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea in May, with the U.S. Virgin Islands ...

But in terms of visibility, it’s still the little brother of St. John and ... big draw on the island is Buck Island Reef National Monument, a mile and a half offshore. Caribbean Sea Adventure ...

All three are within the chain of Grenadine Islands, where Beryl roared into the Caribbean ... Saint Patrick suffered significant damage. The parishes of Saint Andrew, Saint Mark and Saint John ...