Virgin Islands 4 Day Itinerary
Virgin Islands 4-Day Itinerary
Day 1: St. Thomas Island
Morning
- Arrive at Cyril E. King Airport (STT) on St. Thomas Island
- Take a taxi or rent a car to get to your accommodation
- Check-in to your hotel and freshen up
Afternoon
- Visit Magens Bay Beach, one of the most popular beaches in the Virgin Islands
- Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on the beach
- Grab lunch at one of the many food vendors or restaurants nearby
Evening
- Head to Charlotte Amalie, the capital city of St. Thomas
- Explore the historic downtown area and visit Fort Christian, a 17th-century fort
- Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, such as The Old Stone Farmhouse
Things to Know:
- Be prepared for crowds and long lines at Magens Bay Beach
- Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun
- Fort Christian is closed on Sundays
Day 2: St. Thomas Island
Morning
- Take a ferry from St. Thomas to Water Island, a small island with beautiful beaches and coves
- Visit Honeymoon Beach, a secluded beach perfect for swimming and snorkeling
- Grab lunch at the beachside restaurant, Dinghy’s
Afternoon
- Return to St. Thomas and visit Coral World Ocean Park
- Explore the marine park and interact with sea creatures, including dolphins and sea lions
- Take a scenic drive to Drake’s Seat, a lookout point with stunning views of Magens Bay Beach
Evening
- Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, such as Glady’s Cafe
- Experience the vibrant nightlife of St. Thomas at Tillet Gardens
Things to Know:
- Ferry schedules may vary depending on the season
- Bring water shoes or sandals with a good grip for exploring Water Island
- Coral World Ocean Park is closed on Mondays
Day 3: St. John Island
Morning
- Take a ferry from St. Thomas to St. John Island, known for its pristine beaches and lush national parks
- Visit Trunk Bay, a picturesque beach with snorkeling opportunities
- Grab lunch at a local restaurant, such as The Fish Trap
Afternoon
- Explore the Virgin Islands National Park, which covers over half of St. John Island
- Hike to Bordeaux Mountain, the highest point on the island
- Visit Cinnamon Bay Beach, a secluded beach with calm waters
Evening
- Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, such as La Tapa
- Relax at your accommodation or explore the quiet nightlife of St. John Island
Things to Know:
- Ferry schedules may vary depending on the season
- Bring hiking shoes and water for exploring the national park
- Some beaches may require a short hike or have limited amenities
Day 4: St. Thomas Island
Morning
- Visit Blackbeard’s Castle, a historic castle with stunning views of Charlotte Amalie
- Explore the St. Thomas Skyride, a scenic tramway with panoramic views of the island
- Grab lunch at a local restaurant, such as Rafters
Afternoon
- Spend the day shopping for souvenirs or exploring the local art scene
- Visit Taphus Rum Distillery for a tour and tasting
- Depart from Cyril E. King Airport (STT) for your return journey
Things to Know:
- Blackbeard’s Castle is closed on Sundays
- The St. Thomas Skyride may be closed during strong winds or maintenance
- Be prepared for crowds and long lines at popular attractions
Visa Requirements:
- US citizens do not need a visa to enter the Virgin Islands
- Non-US citizens should check with their local authorities for visa requirements
- A valid passport is required for all visitors
Transportation:
- Cyril E. King Airport (STT) is the main airport on St. Thomas Island
- Ferries connect St. Thomas and St. John Islands, as well as other neighboring islands
- Renting a car or taking taxis are popular options for getting around the islands
Other Things to Know:
- The Virgin Islands use the US dollar as their official currency
- English is the primary language spoken on the islands
- Be respectful of the local environment and culture, and take necessary precautions against sunburn and dehydration.