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DESTINATIONS US Virgin Islands www.usvitourism.vi US Offices


US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism One Penn Plaza, Suite 3525, New York, NY 10119 Tel: 212-502-5300 Fax: 212-465-2324 nationalsales@usvitourism.vi


US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism


2655 South Le Jeune Road, Suite 907, Coral Gables, FL 33134 Tel: 305-442-7200 Fax: 305-445-9044 nationalsales@usvitourism.vi


US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism 245 Peachtree Centre Avenue NE


Marquis One Tower, Suite MB-05, Atlanta, GA 30303 Tel: 404-688-0906 Fax: 404-525-1102 nationalsales@usvitourism.vi


US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism


P. O. Box 761308, Los Angeles, CA 90076 Tel: 213-739-0138 Fax: 213-739-2005 nationalsales@usvitourism.vi


Caribbean Challenge Dive a wall, a reef, a wreck and a pier all in the same day in St. Croix.


The US Virgin Islands is comprised of three main islands, St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas, each a magnificent tropical environment offering a unique array of experiences. St. Croix, the largest of the three islands, lies entirely within the Caribbean Sea and is characterized by cultural diversity. Pastel buildings and charming shops can be seen in the historic towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted, while the island’s emerald waters, powdery sands and rolling green hills remain just as Columbus first discovered them in 1493. Two-thirds of St. John, the smallest of the three islands, is a protected US national park with hilly green land and an underwater reserve. St. John’s world-renowned beaches include Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay and Maho Bay. The liveliest of the US Virgin Islands is cosmopolitan St. Thomas, with sophisticated dining and tempting duty-free shopping. Charlotte Amalie is a bustling harbour town full of fine restaurants and quaint shops while St. Thomas’ picturesque Magens Bay is ideal for a relaxing afternoon retreat. The US Virgin Islands promises top-tier accommodation, ranging from eco- friendly lodging at the Maho Bay Camp Grounds on St. John to the glamorous Ritz-Carlton on St. Thomas.


US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism


444 N. Capital Street NW, Suite 305, Washington, DC 20001 Tel: 202-624-3590 Fax: 202-624-3594 nationalsales@usvitourism.vi


US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism


4100 N. Marine Drive, Suite 14F, Chicago, IL 60613 Tel: 312-670-8784 Fax: 312-670-8788 nationalsales@usvitourism.vi


Did you know?


St. Thomas’ only golf course, Mahogany Run, is known for its challenging trio of cliffside holes called the Devil’s Triangle.


Hidden gem


Size: St. Croix – 52 square miles, St. John – 12 square miles, St. Thomas – 20 square miles Currency: US Dollar Dialing code: 1 340 Main City: Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas


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Population: 110,000 Local spirit: Cruzan Rum Dish of the Day: Callaloo, a spicy stew of okra, meat and seafood


Grab a ferry from St. Thomas’s Crown Bay Marina and escape to the secluded tranquility of Water Island, the secret fourth sibling of the US Virgin Islands. Also not to be missed are the programmes offered at the Virgin Islands Sustainable Farm on St. Croix, the only certified organic farm in the Caribbean; and snorkelling Buck Island’s underwater trail.


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Three Carnival celebrations, with music, food and fun are held annually


Photos courtesy of US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism


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