Active Travel in US Virgin Islands

THRILL-SEEKERS WELCOME
THE USVI OFFERS MANY ADVENTURES. NO MATTER YOUR SKILL LEVEL, WE HAVE SOMETHING YOU’LL ENJOY.
There are more than 60 dive sites scattered throughout the U.S. Virgin Islands. These dives range from novice to expert and can take you to beautiful coral reefs, mangroves, and the remains of several Navy barges sunk after WWII. See octopus, seahorses, frog fish, and bat fish during a pier dive at night.

Hike through history along National Park trails, go off roading in a jeep, zip lining, kayaking, or horseback riding. Explore tide pools or go windsurfing. Charter a yacht or catamaran. Tour a rum distillery, a fort, and an old plantation. Snorkel with sea turtles.

Like to mix vacationing with activism? Check out the voluntourism opportunities we offer across the islands.

EXPLORE THE BEAUTY OF OUR NATIONAL PARKS
We have six parks spanning across the three islands. Two-thirds of St. John is a national park.

WE ARE PROUD OF OUR NATIONAL PARKS
We work hard to preserve the health and Real Nice beauty of our natural ecosystems and are pleased to be able to share that beauty with you.

Challenge your imagination with the colors and structures of barrier and corral reefs at Buck Island Reef National Monument on St. Croix.

Wander through the seven-acre, waterfront site full of the preserved architectural and political influence of European colonialization in the Caribbean at the Christiansted National Historic Site in St. Croix.

Investigate Caribbean history from the culture of the indigenous peoples to the present day at Salt River Bay National Historic Park and Ecological Preserve in St. Croix

Hike or go horseback riding across the islands’ largest national park, the Virgin Islands National Park on St. John

Hassel Island {Under Virgin Islands National Park} – St. Thomas

Discover the beautiful and diverse ecosystems that surround St. John and go to the Virgin Islands Coral Reef Monument