See what the experts are saying about Boonton. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Getting around
By Plane Travelers can fly between St. Thomas and St. Croix, and between St. Thomas and Virgin Gorda. St. John doesn't have an airport; passengers usually land first at St. Thomas, then travel to St. John by boat. By Boat Ferry servi... Continue reading »
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Money
Both the U.S. Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands use the U.S. dollar as the form of currency. British and Canadian travelers will have to convert their currency into U.S. dollars. Banks on the islands are your only option if you... Continue reading »
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Islands in brief
The islands previewed below are the sites of the most shopping, hotels, restaurants, attractions, and nightlife, and are the most frequently visited. A few words about islands that aren't mentioned below: For those who want to avoid the masse... Continue reading »
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Escorted tours & independent package tours
Package tours are simply a way to buy the airfare, accommodations, and other elements of your trip (such as car rentals, airport transfers, and sometimes even activities) at the same time and often at discounted prices. One good source of... Continue reading »
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Getting married
The U.S. Virgin Islands are increasingly popular as a wedding venue. Each island boasts wedding consultants who work hand-in-glove with resort hotels, and take care of everything from airline tickets to flowers. Although there are some indepe... Continue reading »
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Tips on accommodations
Resorts and hotels in the Virgin Islands offer package deals galore, and though they have many disadvantages, the deals are always cheaper than rack rates. It's always best to consult a reliable travel agent to find out what's available in th... Continue reading »
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Sustainable travel & ecotourism
Eco-tourism is a relatively new concept to the Virgin Islands. Many of the islands were clear cut in the 1700s to make way for sugar plantations; all through the 1980s, while real estate developments on St. Thomas continued to grow, little co... Continue reading »
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Tips on dining
Dining in the Virgin Islands is generally more expensive than it is in North America because, except for locally caught seafood, many of the ingredients have to be imported. This also means that sometimes they aren't as fresh as they could be... Continue reading »
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Tips on shopping
The U.S. Virgin Islands are duty-free ports, which means many goods imported to the islands are not subject to import taxes and therefore can be sold at a discount. Shoppers can take advantage of the duty-free bargains, but only up to a limit... Continue reading »
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Tips for families
Most of the Virgin Islands, both U.S. and British, are family friendly. St. Thomas and St. Croix have the most facilities and attractions for families. The British Virgin Islands have significantly fewer family-oriented activities, and some o... Continue reading »
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Tips for gay and lesbian travelers
The Virgin Islands, along with Puerto Rico, are some of the most gay-friendly destinations in the Caribbean. Although many gay and lesbian travelers still flock to St. Thomas, St. Croix now has more hotels and other establishments catering pr... Continue reading »
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Tips for senior travelers
Mention the fact that you're a senior when you make your travel reservations. Although all of the major U.S. airlines except America West have canceled their senior discount and coupon-book programs, many hotels still offer discounts for seni... Continue reading »
