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St. John Vacations: Charming Caribbean
On St. John you can truly get away from it all. Two-thirds of St. John is the unspoiled national park land of Virgin Islands National Park. See the ruins of an old sugar plantation, a relic of the island’s colonial past. The Virgin Islands National Park includes the Coral Reef National Monument where snorkeling and diving opportunities abound. Explore the island’s natural wonders by day and relax at your all-inclusive resort by evening, savoring top-notch cuisine and indulgent amenities.
St. John at a Glance
Currency: US Dollars ($)
Tipping Customs: 15-20% of your restaurant check
Language: English
Popular Drink: Cruzan rum
Must Eat: Homemade ice cream – typically made with tropical fruit
Power Up: US Plug types, 110 V
Weather: Tropical climate with average annual temperature ranging from 86-91°F.
Best Time to Visit: April to June, when temperatures are milder.
Top Things to Do in
St. John
Delve into the Past at the Annaberg Plantation
Get some island history at this former 18th and 19th century sugar plantation managed by the Virgin Islands National Park Service.
Visit the Virgin Islands National Park
Step into the National Park visitor’s center for information and take the Lind Point Beach Trail past an overlook. Bring your snorkel gear and explore the water between Honeymoon Beach and Salomon Beach. Birders enjoy the Loop Trail through mangrove forests.
Snorkel or Bask on Trunk Bay
Pearl-white sand, clear blue water, and snorkeling can be found on this breathtaking and celebrated beach.
Artifacts at the Heritage Education Center
Snorkel the nearby bay and view pre-historic artifacts at this charming little museum.
Charming Inns and Resorts
St. John isn’t as developed as other Caribbean islands. Stay in the island’s out-of-the-way resorts or inns.
