St. John Virgin Islands National Park Guided Tour
Discover St. John’s beaches, viewpoints, and Danish plantation history
Duration
3-4 hours
Includes
National Park fees, local guide
Highlights
Explore St. John’s history and coastal scenery with a local guide. Visit Virgin Islands National Park, scenic bays, and the Annaberg sugar mill ruins.
- Take in mountain vistas, blue water, and coastal greenery in Virgin Islands National Park
- Admire white-sand beach and forest panoramas at Caneel Bay and Trunk Bay
- Discover the 1780s Annaberg sugar mill, windmill, factory, and slave-quarter ruins
- Learn about St. John’s Danish settlers and island history from your guide
- Meet at Cruz Bay dock or a nearby property and finish at the ferry terminal
What's Included
- National Park fees
Important details
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Moderate physical fitness is required; not recommended for travelers with back problems
- Infants must sit on laps
- Minimum 2 adults per booking; 3 travelers are required for the tour to operate
- Follow US Virgin Islands time, which does not observe Daylight Saving Time
- Start times may change due to traffic and the number of groups joining the tour
- Roundtrip ferry tickets from St. Thomas cost $16.30 per person and are not included in the listed price
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 48 hours before start for a full refund. No refund for cancellations made less than 48 hours before start. If canceled due to poor weather or insufficient travelers, you'll be offered a different date or a full refund.
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Meeting details
St. John, 104 East, Southside Rd, Cruz Bay, 00831, U.S. Virgin Islands
Related locations
Virgin Islands National Park
Admission includedAt Virgin Islands National Park, the Caribbean reveals itself at its most unhurried. Turquoise water laps against crescent beaches fringed with sea grape and palm, while trails climb through dry forest to hilltop overlooks where the British Virgin Islands shimmer on the horizon. Whether you wade into Trunk Bay or hike to the ruins of a Danish sugar plantation, Virgin Islands National Park rewards every visit with something quietly extraordinary.
