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Click here for Island Information Click here for Where exactly are we now Part of the Lesser Antilles of the Caribbean, the US Virgin Islands of St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas are located in the Atlantic time zone, one hour ahead of Eastern standard time. Average temperatures range from 77 degrees Fahrenheit in winter to 82 degrees Fahrenheit in summer, making these islands a perfect year-round getaway. The U.S. Virgin Islands can be easily reached from anywhere in the world by air or by sea. Regular nonstop flights from major eastern U.S. cities are just 3.5 hours or less. A number of major cruise lines run regularly from Miami and San Juan to St. Thomas and St. Croix throughout the year, while many smaller ships make stops at St. John as well. An American dream, these three islands and 60-odd cays that comprise the US Virgin Islands include some of the most magnificent coast on earth. This tiny addition to the stars and stripes earns its way by providing a taste of paradise and a bit of light relief to nearly two million vacationers each year. Swanky resorts, an armada of cruise ships, and a massive yacht charter industry hardly sound like the turf of the typical American traveler. However, it is possible to become an International traveler - and stay in America. |
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