U.S. citizens do not need a passport. Non-U.S. citizens must travel with a valid passport and meet visa requirements.

You drive on the left side, while vehicles have U.S.-style left steering wheels. Most visitors adjust quickly.

Roads are steep, narrow, and winding. With a Jeep 4×4, driving is much easier—just go slow, especially in rain or at night.

Yes. Tourist areas are safe, and the islands are easy to explore. Avoid leaving valuables in the Jeep.

Absolutely recommended. Taxis are expensive, and rideshare apps like Uber/Lyft do not operate in the USVI.

• St. Thomas: Easy in most areas; downtown can be tight.
• St. John: Cruz Bay gets crowded; beaches have parking but fill up midday.

Sunny and warm year-round (80s°F). Occasional showers pass quickly. Roads can be slippery after rain-drive slow.

Most beaches are free. Magens Bay and Lindquist charge small entry fees.

• St. Thomas: Magens Bay, Lindquist, Sapphire, Coki, Hull Bay.
• St. John: Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Maho, Honeymoon, Salt Pond.