Travelling to the Virgin Islands is a dream come true for many. With its crystal clear waters, stunning beaches, and lush tropical forests, it's no wonder why this Caribbean paradise is so popular. But how long do Virgin Islands tours typically last?Safari bus drivers (taxis) offer two- or three-hour guided tours of the island, including the park. These tours generally start and end at the public ferry pier in Cruz Bay.
During the tour, visitors will have the opportunity to take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding beaches and hillsides, as well as explore the remains of Annaberg and other sugar plantations. Additionally, travelers can sail and snorkel in the crystal clear waters of Turtle Cove and see some beautiful sea turtles in their natural habitat. The half-day excursion includes snorkel equipment, a shower, and an onboard bar with rum drinks, beer, soft drinks, bottled water and light snacks. The tour will also take you to Buck Island to enjoy the impressive National Marine Wildlife Refuge. The Virgin Islands are known for their sunny weather. Temperatures rise to 80 degrees Celsius (maximum of 20 degrees Celsius) during the day and drop to the most comfortable 70 degrees Celsius (20 degrees Celsius) at night.
Winter is generally the dry season on the islands, but rainfall can occur at any time of the year. However, tropical rains tend to come and go quickly so visitors don't have to worry too much about getting caught in a downpour. The Virgin Islands chain is on the main route of many hurricanes that hit the Caribbean, and the islands are often hit by them. If you are planning a vacation in hurricane season, keep abreast of the weather conditions. It may be worth taking out trip cancellation insurance due to the possibility of hurricanes. Visitors can reserve a spot in this program by visiting the Friends of Virgin Islands National Park website.
The group offers both official events and seminars, as well as talks at the Cinnamon Bay Beach campground &.In terms of transportation, St. Croix has the Virgin Islands Public Transportation System (VIPTS) that operates several bus routes to different areas of the island, including Frederiksted and Christiansted. There are a variety of excursion options available, including full-day trips from east to west with stops for lunch and swimming, panoramic half-day tours of the West End with stops for swimming, and a three-hour tour for swimming in Annaly's Tide Pool. Although there are places to stay on each island, they are mainly visited by day guests who come from other islands or by yachts moored offshore. What does seem very British is that they drive on the left side of the road (even in the United States Virgin Islands).We spent the rest of the day driving around St.
John, where most of the island is preserved as a national park and some of the outer islands such as Jost Van Dyke and Anegada. We ended up with a nice dinner at CocoMaya - a trendy restaurant located on St. John. Virgin Islands beach bars are usually located on some of the best beaches on each island and have plenty of chairs for people to use. St.
Thomas is not only known for its duty-free shopping but also has one of longest stretches of beach on all islands - Magens Bay - which is famous for its lobster. It's not an island where people go out and explore freely; it's an island where most people stay close to their boat or resort. If you have any questions about this 7-day U. S. Virgin Islands itinerary let us know in the comments section below.
