The holiday season in Love City is about to hit full stride as St. John prepares for one of its most anticipated weekends of the year: the All Island Holiday Party universally known as “Prom” ...

Visitors arriving on the pristine shores of St. John—the smallest of the three main U.S. Virgin Islands—often come for the turquoise waters and white-sand beaches. But beyond the beauty lies a proud, ...

Good Morning! If you’ve spent any time on St. John, you know the island has its own soundtrack. The hum of boats in Cruz Bay. A guitar being tuned under a palm tree before sunset. Reggae rolling out ...

St. John packs a big midday punch for a small island. From toes-in-the-sand tacos to cliff-top views and courtyard cafés, lunch here is as much about where you eat as what you eat. Below are ten ...

On an island where sunsets earn applause and the line between neighbor and bandmate is just a steel pan or a shared chorus away, the Housewives of St. John have come to embody the warm, barefoot ...

When the day fades on St. John, the sky becomes a masterpiece of color—streaks of gold, pink, and violet reflecting off the Caribbean Sea. Whether you’re after a lively crowd, a romantic view, or an ...

As the storms wash away all the woes of yesteryear and the tourists start to make their way back to the island, live music joins them. There are some duo and solo acts playing throughout the month, ...

St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands may be just nine miles long, but it’s overflowing with rhythm. On any given evening, you can hear guitars strumming in Cruz Bay, steel drums drifting across the ...

The mood on St. John is calm yet watchful as Hurricane Jerry tracks north of the Caribbean, sparing the island from a direct hit. While forecasters expect periods of gusty winds and scattered showers, ...

For many years now, Summer’s End Marina (also called The Yacht Club at Summer’s End or simply Summer’s End) has been one of the most debated development projects on St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands. It ...

There are places on this island that feel almost too good to be true; where the natural beauty of St. John converges with thoughtful design, classic Caribbean style, and an undeniable sense of peace.

As you may know, hiking the Reef Bay Trail takes you on a journey back in time, past crumbling sugar mills, and onto an extraordinary window into St. John’s pre-Columbian past. If you’ve veered off ...