Enjoy!
10.
Bomba Shack: Tortola
The Bomba Shack may not look like much
(constructed originally in 1976 out of drift wood, scrap metal and pretty much
anything washed ashore on the beach), but over the years, this little bar has
really made a name for itself. Known for its infamous Full Moon Parties and
Midnight Tea, visitors from all over get a kick out of the wacky décor and wild
times.
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more and view pictures by clicking the link below!
9.
Magens Bay: St. Thomas
Everyone that has stepped foot on Magens
Bay knows that this beach is absolutely stunning! That’s why it made number 9
on my list of things to do in the Virgin Islands. This iconic beach has been
named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, been the backdrop to
movies like Twilights Breaking Dawn Part 1, and has a wonderful hiking trail
that is an adventure’s dream.
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| View of Magens Bay |
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the link to read more!
8.
Mahogany Run Golf Course: St. Thomas
If you love golfing and epic Caribbean
views, you’ll love Mahogany Run! This 70-par golf course is 6000 yards of green
that attracts golfers - and even non-golfers - from around the globe! A golf
shop, dining, events, and weddings are all great amenities that will kick your
vacation up a notch!
Check
out more about Mahogany Run with the link below.
7.
Cruzan Rum Distillery: St. Croix
In the Virgin Islands, we pride ourselves on
our excelled beaches, sailing, and most of all, rum! Cruzan Rum is one of the
best selling rums in the Virgin Islands and is sold throughout the United
States. Visit St. Croix and see where and how it is made!
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| Cruzan Rum Comes in Many flavors! |
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the link to read more
6.
Water Island
Water Island is the 4th US Virgin
Island and the smallest. Its history, beaches, and relaxed atmosphere draw
guests in time after time. Go explore the WWII fort, enjoy a drink at Dinghy’s
Beach Bar, and hang out with your friends on Honeymoon Beach.
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| Honeymoon Beach |
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| View of St. Thomas from Water Island |
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more and see more pictures with the link below
5.
St. John National Park: St. John
For all of you nature lovers out there, you
have to check out St. John’s National Park! With over 20 hiking trails, there
is a lot for you to see! Their trails range in difficulty, so there is
something for everyone. Indulge in jaw-dropping views, historic ruins, and St.
John’s wildlife.
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| Overlook From a Trail on St. John |
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more about hiking in paradise by clicking the link below
4.
Coki Beach/ Coki Beach Dive Club: St. Thomas
One of the most popular things to do in the
Virgin Islands is diving! Guests come from all over the world to check out the
beautiful coral reef that the Caribbean has to offer. Coki Beach itself is
known for its excellent snorkeling and diving. For those of you who want to
become certified, they offer professional and safe classes for all ages.
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the link to read more!
3.
Soggy Dollar: Jost Van Dyke
Soggy Dollar in Jost Van Dyke is a very
popular spot in the Virgin Islands! They made their fame by creating the
popular Caribbean favorite “The Painkiller” and now continue to make them every
day for happy beach goers. This bar is located directly on White Bay and gets
most of its customers swimming into shore off boats, hence the name “Soggy
Dollar”!
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| Swim ashore to Soggy Dollar! |
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more and even view their webcam with the link below
2.
The Baths: Virgin Gorda
The Baths are one of those places that are
so beautiful that no picture will ever do it justice. Climb, explore, and
snorkel around these granite boulders and hidden pools.
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| Boulders at The Baths |
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out more at:
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Tree Limin’ Extreme: St. Thomas
Tree Limin’ Extreme is a perfectly blended
cocktail of fun, adventure, and breath taking views. Sore high up in the trees
and learn about St. Thomas and all of the neighboring islands by your
entertaining tour guides.
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| Let's Zip! |
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