The United States Virgin Islands are an insular area of the United States forming a group of islands in the Caribbean. Nestled in the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antilles the islands are geographically part of the Virgin Islands archipelago. Tourism is the primary economic activity in the United States Virgin Islands. Warm and humble welcome makes a complete experience by the locals. Undoubtedly, this friendliness makes visitors to give repeated visit. The islands takes a pride to host about 2 million visitors a year, many of who visit on cruise ships.

The Virgin Islands features world famous beaches, secret stretches of glowing sand, colonial port towns, mountain peaks with lush green forests, a complete castaway's seclusion, or glittery nightlife for all those party animals.

Virgin Islands specialize of providing everything for everyone. The Virgin Islands have a bit of something to please. The place is made up of over one hundred islands, islets, reefs, cays and rocks, the islands offers numerous outdoor activities for outdoorsy travelers year round including the fishing, sailing, spectacular snorkeling and breath taking diving. The colonial legacy with many flags flying over the islands in the past three hundred years, features some colorful charming historic architecture, mainly in the United States Virgin Island’s towns. United States Virgin Island’s atmosphere has a blend of ruins of sugar plantations along with the culture.

The United States Virgin Islands (USVI), a territory of the USA attracts tourist with their much alike international cuisine, American-style amenities and mini- shopping centers along with an added advantage of duty-free shopping. While exploring the island further you’ll come across the strong roots of West Indian culture. Don’t miss the Carnival, where the streets of St Thomas are packed with colourful costume, bands and food stalls selling delicious Creole food. Virgin Islands National Park at St. John is an ideal family hang out place. Participate in the Park Ranger programs for outings at very low price. Breathtaking view of Trunk Bay is a popular section of the National Park, offering underwater snorkeling trail.  

Spend your time exploring beaches, local restaurants or in self-driving tours. You’ll love saving up to 60 percent on some items shopping on duty-free goods at St. Thomas. St. John is rewarded with serene island and national park covering almost two-thirds of and land. St. Thomas has 44 beaches to explore, but the Magens Bay is the best to spend time. Just off St. Croix Buck Island, has excellent snorkeling. Discover the island’s music, which has blend of American and Caribbean influences.