The U.S. Virgin Islands are located in the eastern Caribbean, just 1500 miles south of New York (four hour flight) or 1100 miles southeast of Miami (three hour flight). Nestled in the group of islands called the Lesser Antilles, the U.S. Virgin Islands are surrounded by the world-famous clear-blue water of the Caribbean. With average temperatures ranging from 77°F in the winter to 82°F in the summer - you can get married any time of the year with the certainty that you'll have warm weather.
All three of the major islands - there area a total of 50 in the U.S.V.I. - have superb beaches, exotic flowers, crystal-clear waters, romantic settings, alluring underwater reefs teeming with tropical fish, sunset sails, accommodations to suit every couple's needs and lot's to do (only if you choose to!). Visitors frequently make time to see each island during their stay. Whether by ferry, seaplane, hydrofoil or commercial airplanes, you'll find it quite easy to island hop in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Here's a little more about each island's individual personality:
St. Croix
St. Croix is perfect for couples who prefer the laid-back style of this Danish-influenced island. From horseback riding through 18th-century sugar mills to playing golf on one of the island's three scenic golf courses, you're sure to find something to suit your tastes.
St. John
This island is 75% National Trust land. That means that most of this tropical paradise has remained untouched by man. A nature-lover's favorite, St. John offers hiking, camping, specialty shopping and simply breathtaking views. Even if you just take a few hours to visit this island, you'll find it well worth the trip.
St. Thomas
For centuries, St. Thomas has boasted one of the most beautiful harbors in the world. As the number-one port in the Caribbean, downtown Charlotte Amalie has much to offer. Elegant dining, exciting nightlife, second-to-none duty-free shopping and even submarine rides are available on St. Thomas.
