The U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI), an organized unincorporated U.S. territory in the Caribbean and part of the Lesser Antilles, about 64 kilometres east of Puerto Rico, composed of three main islands, such as St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas, along with roughly 50 smaller cays, emerged as a top destination at the Caribbean Travel Awards, secured three major titles at this prestigious event.
The American territory was awarded as Caribbean Cruise Destination of the Year, highlighting its premier status as an exceptional port of call for cruise travellers.
Whether docking in St. Croix, the largest of the United States Virgin Islands, known for its “Twin City” charm (Christiansted and Frederiksted), highlighted by historic Danish colonial architecture, white sand beaches, coral reefs, and a rich, laid - culture, or St. Thomas, renowned for its blend of dramatic mountainous scenery, over 40 stunning beaches, snorkelling spots, duty - free shopping, offering a vibrant mix of relaxation, water sports, and nightlife centred around the USVI’s capital Charlotte Amalie, visitors can enjoy a very easy access to shops, historic sites, idyllic beaches, fine restaurants and boat tours.
Well - organized radial excursions and day trips allow visitors to discover the charm and appeal of this small archipelago in the Caribbean sea with its stunning natural beauties, and discovering landmarks such as Trunk Bay Beach, Lindqvist Beach, Magens Bay, Annaberg, Plantation, Buck Island Reef National Monument, Cruz Bay and vibrant snorkeling spots like Coki Point.
The U.S. Virgin Islands was also awarded as Experiential Destination of the Year. The islands are premier diverse experiential destination recognized for immersive nature focused and cultural travel, including exploring historic sites like Fort Christiansvaern, strolling the charming streets of Charlotte Amalie, enjoying its Danish colonial architecture, as well as enjoying marina dining experiences and sailing to Buck Island.
The territory offers something for every type of travellers. Visitors can engage in activities ranging from hiking the Virgin Islands National Park, kayaking through the mangroves,,tasting local rum,and discovering the vibrant culture of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
These experiences are offered in a welcoming, accessible, and easy to explore environment, just what today’s travellers are looking for.
The third title was delivered to The Saint Resort on St. John island, winning New Hotel of the Year, being the first new hotel to open in St. John in several years.
Located within a 15 - minute walk of Cruz Bay Beach and Virgin Islands National Park, this adults - only boutique retreat has infused a fresh and dynamic vibe into into the lively seaside town of Cruz Bay, elevating itself as a keading resoprt recognised for its refined dining experience and exceptional spa services that contributed to this property to become a sought - after addition to the island’s hotel landscape.
These three major accolades highlight the USVI’s continued growth as a top Caribbean destination for visitors seeking diverse, high - quality, and accessible experiences, added to the growing list of recognitions including Porthole Magazine’s 2025 Cruise Destination of the Year, Best Caribbean Island to Visit in 2026 (St. Croix), according to USA Today’s Top 10 Readers’ Awards, and TripAdvisor’s Top Ten Beach of 2025 which included Magens Bay Beach and Trunk Bay.
U.S. Virgin Islands’s Commissioner of Tourism Jennifer Matarangas - King said that these recognitions reflect the dedication of the USVI’s partners, hospitality professionals and local communities that all together have the aim to continue propelling the U.S. Virgin Islands as a destination that delivers authentic experiences, exceptional service and unforgettable moments for all.
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