I love my job as travel agent for the U.S. Virgin Islands - a top travel destination for anyone seeking stunning beaches, crystal clear waters, and plenty of sunshine. However, visiting the islands involves more than a tropical beach holiday, they also offer adventure, romance, and a memorable getaway. The islands make up an archipelago in the Caribbean that is part of the Leeward Islands and the Lesser Antilles. They lie just west of the British Virgin Islands and east of Puerto Rico. Because they’re part of the U.S., you don’t have to get a passport to visit them. Almost 100 cays and islands make up the island destination, each which boasts its own unique charm and personality. You’ll love visiting the islands, well-known for their shipwreck dives, underwater adventures, water sports, sun-inviting waves, and pristine beaches. I can arrange the idyllic vacation for you, whether you plan to get away on a romantic honeymoon or wish to travel with the family. In fact, we can start planning your itinerary today! I can suggest one or more islands for you to visit. For example, the island of St. Thomas features gorgeous shores and rolling green hills. You can jet ski over St. John Bay or kayak along the picture-postcard-perfect Cas Cay - a place where you may encounter starfish or turtles. Swim with sea lions or dolphins and pay a visit to the Coral World Ocean Park sitting on Coki Beach. You might also travel to Buck Island, known for its nature trails and underwater passage that invites beginning and veteran snorkelers alike. You’ll also want to visit Charlotte-Amalie, the capital, where you can go back in time and see seventeenth-century colonial architecture. Waterfront restaurants, lively and friendly beach bars, and duty-free shopping all make the capital a popular tourist site. To see a panoramic city view, scale up 99 Steps, where you’ll be rewarded at the top. Also, Magens Bay in St. Thomas is regularly rated as a top Caribbean beach. The white sand shore twists around a crescent bay and the green hills paint a vivid landscape. Stroll along the beach or take a hike on one of the site’s walking trails. If you plan to stay on St. Thomas, I suggest you take a boat trip to the island of St. John. St. John is also the ideal place to plan a honeymoon. As the smallest of the main U.S. Virgin Islands, St. John is also home to numerous cays, trails, and beaches. If you love nature, you will love planning a St. John holiday. For example, you may want to hike the four miles of Reef Bay Trail or snorkel in the waters off Honeymoon Beach. Trunk Bay, off St. John is well known for its underwater nature trail. Two popular destinations include Coral Bay and Cruz Bay as well. If you want to experience more activity, head to lively Cruz Bay. Coral Bay, on the other hand, offers more tranquility. You will also love Virgin Islands National Park, a sanctuary for marine life and birds. A mangrove forest, Hurricane Hole, sits off the coast of Coral Bay - another place that is great for viewing wildlife. For an exhilarating experience, I recommend stand-up paddleboarding among the mangroves. St. Croix is another island that may be of interest - a great island for snorkeling and diving. It is also one of the larger islands of the U.S. Virgin Islands chain. I recommend visiting Buck Island Reef National Park, which is home to almost 200 acres of underwater trails and the colorful coral that lines the ocean floor. You might also consider snorkeling at Cane Bay - a favorite location for seeing seahorses, turtles, and eels. The Cane Bay Wall, at the location, represents an underwater cliff that plunges thousands of feet below the water. Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge is also home to endangered animals, such as the leatherback turtle. The turtles nest in the area from April to September. There's no question that the beaches are the main attraction in the U.S. Virgin Islands. With over 50 beaches to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun. If you're looking for a little more adventure, there are also plenty of great spots for snorkeling, diving, fishing and more. Also, the U.S. Virgin Islands has a long and rich history dating back to the early days of the European colonization of the Americas. In addition, the nature is extraordinary. From the lush rainforests of St. John to the stunning cliffside views of St. Croix, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Again, don't forget to keep an eye out for the island's famous wildlife, including iguanas, turtles, birds and more. If you’ve been wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, contact me, your travel agent specialist for the U.S. Virgin Islands. I promise to create an adventure for you that is both unforgettable and unique.