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St John restaurants punch way above the island’s size: for a place with fewer than 4,000 residents, you can eat poke bowls by the ferry dock, white pizza in a stone courtyard, Caribbean BBQ from a Coral Bay food truck, and tacos on a boat floating in the harbor....
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The St John ferry schedule is easier than it looks: passenger ferries leave Red Hook, St. Thomas, about every hour from early morning until 11:30 PM, the ride to Cruz Bay takes roughly 20 minutes, and a non-resident adult ticket is $8.15 each way (as of October 2026)....
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This pina colada recipe takes five minutes and three core ingredients: rum, cream of coconut, and pineapple juice, shaken hard or blended with ice until it tastes like a beach day. Below you’ll find the classic shaken version, a frozen blender version, the...
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Trunk Bay St John is the beach on the postcard: a curve of white sand on the north shore, water so clear it looks lit from below, and a small cay just offshore with an underwater snorkel trail wrapped around it. It sits inside Virgin Islands National Park, about a 10...
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St John Virgin Islands is the smallest and greenest of the three main U.S. Virgin Islands: about 20 square miles of steep hills, quiet bays, and turquoise water, with roughly two-thirds of the land protected as Virgin Islands National Park. There’s no airport,...
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Let’s be upfront about something: St. John is not a party island. There are no nightclubs, no bottle service, no strip of bars pumping EDM at 2am. That’s not a bug — it’s the whole point. But St. John nightlife exists, and it’s genuinely fun if...
