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Destination: The U.S. Virgin Islands

Caribbean Islands offer tropical breezes, the sounds of steel drums, and outstanding opportunities for pristine beach exploring. Year-round warm temperatures are ideal, and these three islands have countless activities to experience for snorkelers and divers, foodies, golfers, snorkelers and hikers. There are plenty of spots for shoppers and beach bums to practice their best vacation, too.  The U.S. Virgin Islands are a short hop away and no currency exchange or passports are needed for U.S. citizens.

AVERAGE MONTHLY TEMPERATURE

When to go

Leave cold weather behind and visit the U.S. Virgin Islands in late fall through spring when the weather is mild and there is little rainfall.

TROPICAL PARADISE

THREE ISLANDS TO DISCOVER

St. Thomas

White sand beaches, sailboats and sweet rum cocktails are just the start of the festive atmosphere of Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the USVI, and the rest of St. Thomas.  The pageantry, culture, music and tastes of the Caribbean are at their peak during Carnival in the spring. Fishing charters and dive options are available for booking in town or at many of the larger resorts.  Small inns and bed and breakfast accomodations are also available.

What to see

  • Seascape vistas
  • Oceanfront sunrises and sunsets
  • Ruins of colonial rule
  • Pirate adventures

Hidden Gems

  • Sugar plantation ruins
  • Rum factories

St. John

Most of St. John encompasses the Virgin Islands National Park, with protected reefs, white sands and abundant marine life to watch and explore. Watersports of all kinds are available along the park’s shoreline.  With hidden coves, boutique hotels and world-reknown resorts, St. John is one of the most romantic locations in the Caribbean.

What to see

  • Tropical birds and fish
  • Exotic gardens
  • Tidal pools

Hidden Gem

  • Horseback riding in the Virgin Islands National Park

St. Croix

Although St. Croix is the largest of the USVI, it is a tranquil island with an amazing diverse and rich culture and landscape. Visitors can explore examples of the indigenous peoples, preserved architectural influences from the European colonialists and present day landmarks, arts, crafts and music. Historical parks and ecological preserves are open to the public.

What to see

  • Wander through the tropical rainforest in Frederiksted

Hidden Gem

  • Dining with cultural roots of West Africa, the Caribbean, and European flavors

ADDRESS

8415 Washington PL NE. Suite #C
Albuquerque, NM 87113

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PHONE

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505-828-9113