All Virgin Islands places
42 places
1Trunk Bay BeachA beach day with a short snorkel trail built in.
2Maho Bay BeachSnorkel above seagrass where green turtles graze.
3Annaberg Sugar PlantationRead St. John’s sugar and enslavement history among the ruins.
4Cinnamon Bay BeachA long north-shore beach with clear water and archaeology beneath it.
5Waterlemon CayA reef-ringed cay, reached by a real open-water swim.
Cruz Bay Visitor CenterStart with the island model before choosing your first hike.
6Reef Bay PetroglyphsTaíno faces and a spring-fed pool reward the long hike.
7Trunk Bay OverlookA quick roadside stop for Trunk Bay’s classic beach-and-cay view.
8Honeymoon BeachClear-water snorkeling rewards the uneven hike to this shaded beach.
9Hawksnest BeachTree shade and three Elkhorn reef fingers make this a worthwhile stop.
10Francis Bay BeachA quieter swim-and-snorkel beach with a birding loop behind it.
11Salt Pond Bay BeachCurved sand, rocky-shore snorkeling and a short walk make this feel earned.
12Reef Bay Sugar MillSurviving sugar-mill machinery, reached by a hard hike or boat.
13Ram HeadA steep, exposed climb to St. John's southern point.
14Little Lameshur Bay BeachA remote sandy beach with snorkeling reefs close to shore.
15Catherineberg Plantation RuinsAn intact sugar mill tied to St. John's 1733 rebellion.
16Peace Hill Windmill RuinsA short climb to the stone sugar mill and north-shore views.
17Salomon BeachA quiet hike-in beach with reef nearby.
18Cinnamon Bay Plantation RuinsSugar-mill ruins and bay-rum trees on a short shaded loop.
19America Hill Great House RuinsA steep climb to America Hill’s overgrown great-house ruins.
20Murphy Great House RuinsClimb to a hillside ruin above Leinster Bay and Waterlemon Cay.
21Maho Bay OverlookA quick roadside panorama over Maho Bay and its long narrow beach.
22Caneel Hill Observation DeckA steep climb opens a wide view of St. John’s bays.
23Caneel BeachA paved walk passes a historic sugar mill before the beach.
24Lind Point OverlookCruz Bay and green cays from a bench above the harbor.
25Denis Bay BeachA quieter north-shore beach with a worthwhile wooded approach.
26Jumbie BeachA quiet cove for a swim when the north-shore surf settles.
27Leinster Bay BeachA rocky bay shore that suits snorkelers more than sunbathers.
28Brown Bay BeachA shallow, tucked-away bay with seagrass and sugar-era ruins.
29Gibney and Oppenheimer BeachA quieter Hawksnest shore for shade, swimming and reef-edge snorkeling.
30Great Lameshur Bay BeachA rocky snorkel shore before sandy Little Lameshur.
31North Haulover BeachA short trail leads to pebble shore and nearshore snorkeling.
32Lameshur Plantation RuinsA 60-foot horsemill and bay-oil still reveal centuries of work.
33South Haulover BeachPebbles, coral edges and snorkeling just across the road.
34Drunk BayA rough, rocky shore with surf and strange stone figures
Cinnamon Bay CampgroundSleep near the beach, then walk an easy loop through plantation ruins.
Maho CrossroadsFood, shade and beach gear across the road from Maho Bay.
Rain Tree CafeAn open-air cafe with themed dinners and island talks
35Mary Point Great House RuinsA small ruin with a long, layered estate story.
36Blue Cobblestone BeachA jade-green cobble shore where waves rattle the stones.
37Annaberg School RuinsA small school ruin with a long, difficult history.
38Creque Marine RailwayShips up to 1,200 tons rode a rail cradle ashore.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Virgin Islands Tour Guide
Virgin Islands, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Virgin Islands National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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“You're coming up on Trunk Bay, a sweep of pale sand with a marked underwater snorkel trail just offshore. Choose this one if you want a beach day with a closer look at reef life.”
Plays as you drive up to Trunk Bay Beach in the Parkwolf Virgin Islands Tour Guide.
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