A home decidedly away from home for a number of U.S. expats who now reside in this eclectic community.

The fourth largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, this quiet 492-acre island, located in Charlotte Amalie harbor, beckons those who want to stroll its beaches, bike amid its green hills, and view birds, iguana, turtles and other wildlife that make this lovely paradise their home.

Waterlemon Cay is a small cay within Leinster Bay.  To get there, you'll need to do a short 10 minute hike in from the Annaberg Ruins parking lot.  It's a relatively easy hike following a flat, but...

Dronningens Gade or Main Street is the major artery and famous street where many of the unique and glamorous shops, for which Charlotte Amalie is known, are found.

The walking tour is a great way to see the historic sites of St. Thomas.   Part of the tour takes you up 99 Steps, past a V.I. government buildi... to the top where Blackbeards Castle is located...

For those yearning for a more solitary beach experience, a virtually uninhabited St. Thomas islet.

A haven for hikers, more than 135 acres of this island located in Charlotte Amalie harbor is part of the Virgin Islands National Park.

A snorkeling spot in St. John with schools of fish and the occasional shark.

A rocky dive site with a sandy bottom full of various species of rays.

Otherwise known as Kyst Vejen, this shop-filled road runs parallel to the waterfront.

Running parallel to the waterfront, Back Street, or Vimmelskaft Gade, is a bustling shopping area.

Find out all about St. John and the Virgin Islands National Park at this major source of information on sightseeing, recreation and accommodations.

You’ll need to take a boat to reach Green Cay’s isolated beach.

The shallow reef dives are optimal for beginners. The classic cast of Caribbean marine life won’t disappoint.

Affords a breathtaking view of the Charlotte Amalie coast.

This remote island off the St. Thomas coast affords a welcome getaway from the bustle of the main island.