Where to go

Annaberg Sugar Plantation: The ruins of the Annaberg Sugar Plantation provide a glimpse into the island's agricultural history. The estate, built in the early 1700s, offers tours guided by the National Park Service. The Annaberg Historic Trail takes visitors through restored ruins on the plantation grounds. The views from the plantation are magnificent.

Cruz Bay: Cruz Bay is the "Downtown" of St. John. Shopping and dining are plentiful, with local artwork, luxury items, and local and international cuisine. The Elaine lone Sprauve Library and Museum near downtown Cruz Bay contains historic artifacts and works created by local artists. Nearby Hawksnest Bay has a pristine beach popular with snorkelers for its nearby reef.

Virgin Islands National Park: You can't visit St. John without experiencing the Virgin Islands National Park. The park sprawls over most of the island and its surrounding waters. The famous Reef Bay Trail takes hikers through dense forests, plantation ruins, and rock outcroppings marked by well-preserved petroglyphs. Winding through subtropical vegetation, 22 additional nature trails offer spectacular views.