Unspoiled St. John. Known as the crown jewel of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. John is the smallest, consisting of 28 square miles. Two thirds of the island has been preserved as a U.S. National Park, forever limiting the amount of real estate available for development.


The island is populated by a diverse population consisting of Carib Indians and Arawaks to peoples from all parts of the world. Rich in secluded beaches, national parks, campgrounds, kayaking, hiking, ecological tours, diving, sailing, tropical forests, sunbathing, fine dining and nightlife under the auspices and safeguard of the United States flag.