St. Thomas:
Tree Limin Extreme
Experience the
ultimate adventure at Tree Limin’ Extreme! After you are geared up, take an
exciting and wild ride up St. Peter Mountain in a six-wheel drive Swiss
military vehicle. Journey through rustic tropical flora as you soar through the
sky on six ziplines. Experience breathtaking views while walking across two
incredible sky bridges.
The final
adrenaline filled zip called the Yo-Yo is the only zipline of its kind in the
Caribbean. 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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Coki Beach Dive
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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Shopping on Historic Main Street
There’s a
lot going on, on Main Street! From jewelry to cameras, you can find a lot of
good, duty-free deals. The market on
the street is very competitive and everyone is trying to beat out the
competition one way or another. Keep your eye out for alleyways too, as these
can hold some great shops with the most amazing deals.
One of
the greatest perks about this area is the beautiful historic Danish
architecture. St. Thomas has done a fabulous job at preserving this timeless
look. It’s worth a visit whether you plan on buying anything or not.
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Magens Bay
Everyone that
has stepped foot on Magens Bay knows that this beach is absolutely stunning!
That’s why it made this list of things to do in the USVI. This iconic beach has
been named one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, been the backdrop to
movies like Twilight's Breaking Dawn Part 1, and has a wonderful hiking trail
that is an adventurer’s dream.
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St. John
Trunk Bay
Trunk Bay is
arguably the most famous beach on St. John as it is consistently ranked one of
the top ten beaches in the world. Looking for an easy day, this is your one
stop shop with almost everything you need to camp out and enjoy the water. This
is the only place in the park where there is a nominal entrance fee.
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Hike National Park
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! The 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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Shopping at Mongoose Junction
There are so many perks to shopping in
Mongoose Junction. First off, it’s walking distance from the ferry docks, great
bars and restaurants, and even some fantastic beaches. Secondly, there is
something for everyone: high-end jewelry, touristy gift shops, and trendy beach
clothes and accessories. Don’t miss this stop when you visit St. John.
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St. Croix
Buck Island Reef National Monument
This small island off the Northeast coast of
St. Croix is known for its vibrant coral reefs. It was first granted as a
protected area by the Government in 1948 because its “one of the finest marine gardens in the Caribbean Sea.” Later
on in 1961, John F. Kennedy made this spot a National Monument after he visited
the reef himself on vacation. The Monument expanded in size by Bill Clinton in
2001 and it typically sees about 50,000 visitors a year. Come check out this
amazing site for yourself!
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Christiansted National Historic Site
This 18th century fort became a
historic site in 1952 through
the initiative of concerned local citizens. The park is 7 acres on the
Christiansted waterfront area and there are five historic structures: Fort
Christiansvaern (1738), the Danish West India & Guinea Company Warehouse
(1749), the Steeple Building (1753), Danish Custom House (1844), and the Scale
House (1856).
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Rainbow Beach
This lively beach is located on the West End
of St. Croix and is a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike. The
amenities include a restaurant and bar, watersports rentals, snorkeling gear
rentals, and chairs and umbrellas. There is often live music and other
festivities going on, especially on Sundays (aka, Sunday Funday).
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