The Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument, in the submerged lands off the island of St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands, contains all the elements of a Caribbean tropical marine ecosystem. This ...

Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument. Virgin Islands Coral Reef NM is located off the coast of St. John. The park is open year-round and offers snorkeling and scuba diving.

Virgin Islands National Park is famous for its unspoiled beaches. But visitors will also find remains of plantations from the 18th and 19th centuries when St. John was still under Danish rule ...

Though the park comprises roughly 60 percent of the island, much of the island's waters, coral reefs and shoreline became protected as part of the park, when the Virgin Islands Coral Reef National ...

Virgin Islands National Park is famous for its unspoiled beaches. But visitors will also find remains of plantations from the 18th and 19th centuries when St. John was still under Danish rule.

Hoodoo rock formations in the Devil’s Garden off Hole-In-the-Wall Trail. From Admiralty Island in Alaska and Agate Fossil Beds in Nebraska to Virgin Islands Coral Reef in the Caribbean and Yucca ...

Here's what you need to know about visiting Virgin Islands National Park on St. John, including the top things to do and places to stay. The U.S. Virgin Islands continually top lists highlighting ...

Virgin Islands National Park and Coral Reef National Monument preserve a variety of mountainous and underwater habitats. We glimpse a mongoose at Cinnamon Bay Beach and deer at Annaberg Sugar ...

One great destination for divers is Buck Island Reef National Monument, which is home to an Elkhorn coral barrier reef system. Hikers and animal lovers can also enjoy exploring Virgin Islands National ...

A grassy plain in California, two coral reef areas in the Virgin Islands and landmarks of the Lewis and Clark expedition in Montana would become national monuments under recommendations Interior ...

Pick a destination and plan a vacation, maybe to someplace a little exotic, where national parks come with tropical beaches, and boats rather than big RVs are a common mode of transportation.