Explore Live Cams in the United States Virgin Islands

The US Virgin Islands are a US territory in the eastern Caribbean, made up of St. Thomas, St. John, St. Croix and dozens of smaller cays, with about 134 square miles (346 km²) of land. Steep green hills tumble down to white-sand bays, mangrove lagoons and coral reefs, and the islands sit just west of the British Virgin Islands.

Its most famous natural landmark is Trunk Bay on St. John, a curving white beach inside Virgin Islands National Park, which protects around 60 percent of the island. The highest point is Crown Mountain on St. Thomas at about 1,555 feet (474 m). The bananaquit, known locally as the yellow breast, is the territorial bird.

Leatherback turtles nest on Sandy Point on St. Croix, and green turtles graze on seagrass in the calm bays of St. John. Buck Island Reef National Monument, off St. Croix, protects coral gardens full of parrotfish, rays and reef sharks, along with nesting beaches for hawksbill turtles.

Did You Know? At Trunk Bay, an underwater snorkel trail with signs on the seafloor teaches swimmers the names of the corals and fish as they float over the reef.

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