Virgin Islands National Park

Visitor Centers:

• Visitor Center: Open daily from 8 am to 4:30 pm (closed Thanksgiving and Christmas)
• Trunk Bay: Lifeguard on duty and beach facilities open from 9 am to 4 pm

Virgin Islands National Park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Fees & Passes:
There is no entrance fee to enter Virgin Islands National Park. Day use fees apply to Trunk Bay and for mooring or anchoring a boat at the bay. To learn more about park fees, click here

• Purchase an annual pass for all national parks sites, $80

While the park does not operate any lodging facilities, there are multiple options for those looking to extend their stay. Both the Cinnamon Bay Campground and the Caneel Bay Resort offer lodging within the park. Reservations can be made through their individual websites.

There are a few spots to grab a quick beverage or a bite to eat while in the park. These include Eco Tours stand on Honeymoon Beach, the Caneel Bay Resort, the snack bar at Trunk Bay, and the Cinnamon Bay Campground. There are also countless dining options located outside of the park.

Guided Tours:
Virgin Islands National Park offers a variety of ranger-led programs that vary by season. All programs, unless otherwise specified, are free and open to the public. To learn more about these ranger-led programs and to see the current events calendar, click here.

Shuttles:
VITRAN buses leave from the public ferry dock at 20 minutes past the hour beginning at 6 a.m. and ending at 7:25 p.m. daily. These buses travel along Centerline Road between Cruz Bay and Salt Pond Bay. For more information on the bus service and other methods of transportation on the island, click here. Please note that parking throughout the island and national park is very limited. Parking on the road is not permitted - be sure to use designated pull-outs or lots. At the popular north shore beaches, lots can fill by 10 a.m. Visitors are advised to utilize the park's bus or taxi service.

REI Adventures:
REI offers over 30 national park trips led by expert guides capable of showing you hidden gems and sights off the beaten path.

Check out REI Adventures' national park offerings here.

Visitors to Virgin Island National Park will enjoy the variety of aquatic activities present. Trunk Bay is considered to be one of the world's most beautiful beaches and offers great opportunities for snorkeling. Cinnamon Bay rents snorkel gear and arranges windsurfing outings and scuba diving lessons. If you need a break from the water, there are multiple historic sites that preserve the history of the area. Visit the park's website for more information on the park's other activities.

To download a variety of free brochures to help plan your visit, click here.