The United States Virgin Islands is comprised of 60 uninhabited islands, and amongst these are three big and most visited islands namely St. John, St.Croix and St. Thomas. These islands offer a unique blend of American modernity and Danish heritage amalgamated with the Caribbean’s friendly and serene ambiance. Though famous for chartering sail boats, US Virgin Islands can actually offer more than just fantastic sailing trips.

Situated forty miles east of Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands is comprised of some fifty islands that are covered with lush green vegetation and surrounded by some of the best attractions in the Caribbean. The three big islands – St. Croix, St. Thomas and St John – feature unique attractions filled with exciting activities that is sure to fill up your day.

St. Croix is known to be as the largest island. Historical sites exuding Danish influence abound the island, which include the Old Custom House and Art Gallery, the Government House, wharf area, and the Fort Christiansvaern, which can all be found in the quaint town of Christiansted. Just right outside this town is the Cruz Rum Distillery sitting right on West Airport Road. Visitors can take a tour around the distillery to see how the rum is made. They will also have the opportunity to taste some free rum samples. When making your way through Frederiksted, the other major town in St. Croix, make sure to drop by the Whim Greathouse, which portrays plantation life in the 18^th century. Frederiksted, which is of Danish origin, also features a 15-acre tropical forest. Other places worth visiting in St. Croix include the Croix Aquarium and the St. George Village Botanical Gardens. You can also enjoy an offshore excursion to the Buck Island Underwater National Park, which can be reached by sailing from Christiansted.

If you are looking for a one-of-a-kind island experience, then St. John Island is the best place for you. It is considered as the most unspoilt amongst the islands. About two-thirds of the island is being preserved and maintained by the Virgin Islands National Park. There is no airport in St. John so it can only be reached by sea. A small town, called as Cruz Bay, offers great gift shops and the best dive centers. For diving enthusiasts, the Truck Bay is an awesome place to enjoy a diving activity. Those looking for unrivalled beach fun should head to the Caneel Bay, a luxurious resort equipped with the best amenities. For campers and outdoor enthusiasts, the Maho Bay and Cinnamon Bay are the best places to go, where campsites can be found and rental cottages are available.

Dubbed as the second largest island, St Thomas exudes the most cosmopolitan vibe among the chain of islands comprising the US Virgin Islands. Charlie Amalie serves as the island’s capital and is also the main town. The town is teeming with imported goods, making it a very famous shopping hub where stores are beautifully tucked in Danish remodeled warehouses that line the captivating Main Street. Cobblestone alleyways are filled with boutiques that leads guests down to the scenic waterfront. Other great attractions to explore and visit in St Thomas includes the Venus Pillar on Magnolia Hill, Synagogue on Crystal Glade, the Coral World Observatory, and the 1850 Frederick Lutheran Church. Of course, your trip to St. Thomas won’t be complete without spending time at the Magens Bay, which is one of the top ten beaches in the world.

Indeed, there are tons of other things to do and amazing places to see in the US Virgin Islands, aside from the famous chartered sailing trips that are very popular among domestic and international guests alike.Therefore, plan your trip as early as now and take pleasure from a well-deserved break.