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Virgin Islands National Park Visitor Center
The national park is open daily, and the visitor center is closed only on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Virgin Islands National Park Visitor Center Details
The Virgin Islands National Park Visitor Center is open daily, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except for Thanksgiving and Christmas, when it is closed. Located in Cruz Bay on the west side of St. John, the Visitor Center is only a short walk from the public ferry dock, where both the passenger ferry and car barge arrive and disembark to/from St. Thomas. In the visitors center you'll find a huge 3-D map of the island and park; exhibits on the history of the island, as well as an overview of the plant and animal life here; free literature on the flora, fauna, sights, and sites in the park; a schedule of upcoming events and activities; handicapped-accessible restrooms; and a bookstore carrying maps, guides, books, posters, postcards, and a few sundries like sunblock.
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Region
North Shore
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St. John is considered one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean, and much credit for that can go to Laurance Rockefeller, a wealthy philanthropist who donated much of the land that now constitutes Virgin Islands National Park.
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Designated a protected area by UNESCO, the park is an important research center.
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Honeymoon beach is just a ten-minute walk west along the gravel track from Little Caneel Beach. The path begins near the Virgin Islands National Park sign off the North Shore Road.
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Lind Point Trail
This trail is perfect for day trippers who want to hike, see a beach, and enjoy a little outdoor time.
