Virgin Islands Collection (page 5)

Turquoise water at Trunk bay, St. John, USVI

A Palm Tree Silhouette At Sunset; St. Croix, Virgin Islands, United States Of America

A Gorgeous Palm Tree Stretches Out Over The Beach; St. Croix, Virgin Islands, United States Of America

Two Palm Trees On The Beach With Sun Flare; St. Croix, Virgin Islands, United States Of America

Urchin Shells On A Beach; St. Croix, Virgin Islands, United States Of America

Beautiful And Calm Cane Bay; St. Croix, Virgin Islands, United States Of America

A Lone Boat In The Turquoise Water Off A Tropical Island; Frederiksted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands, United States Of America

A Close Up Of A Cowry Shell On The Beach; St. Croix, Virgin Islands, United States Of America

Caribbean, British Virgin Islands, Virgin Gorda, The Baths, The Crawl, Woman Doing Yoga In Sea Cave

Diana, Princess of Wales with her son Prince Harry on holiday on Necker Island, British Virgin Islands. 9th January 1989

Caribbean, U. S
Caribbean, U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Thomas. View of the Atlantic and the island of Big Hans Lollik from villa deck with table and chairs

Caribbean, British Virgin Islands, Tortola, Sopers Hole

British Virgin Islands, Virgin Gorda, The Bitter End, Bitter End Yacht Club, hillside cabanas

Caribbean, British Virgin Islands, Jost Van Dyke, White Bay

Virgin Islands Bezon Fish Pond 1850 Etching fourth state
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1815, Thomson Map of Porto Rico, Virgin Islands, Haiti, Dominican Republic, John Thomson, 1777 - 1840, was a Scottish cartographer from Edinburgh, UK

Caribbean, USA Virgin Islands, St. John. Scenic of Cruz Bay. Credit as: Cathy & Gordon Illg / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

USA, USVI, St John. Sailboat travels between St John and Stevens Cay with St Thomas beyond

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The Virgin Islands, located in the West Indies of the Caribbean, are a captivating destination that boasts a rich history and breathtaking landscapes. One of its main islands, St. Thomas, is part of the United States Virgin Islands and holds significant historical importance. Dating back to the 1870s, these Caribbean islands have been cherished for their natural beauty and cultural heritage. An English engraved map from 1775 showcases The Caribee Islands' vastness, stretching from Puerto Rico to Barbados. Necker Island stands as an iconic landmark in this region. Its elevated view over Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas offers a mesmerizing panorama of the Leeward Islands in the West Indies. Exploring Main Street in Charlotte Amalie reveals a vibrant scene with shops lining its central path. This bustling street reflects both local culture and influences from around the world. Venturing beyond St. Thomas leads to other enchanting destinations within the British Virgin Islands. Virgin Gorda's famous attraction known as "The Baths" presents visitors with stunning beach views amidst unique rock formations. A glimpse into history can be found through Camille Pissarro's painting depicting a creek in St. Thomas during 1856. This artwork captures not only nature's tranquility but also highlights how this area has evolved over time. Jost Van Dyke on British Virgin Islands entices travelers with its pristine White Bay beach while Magens Bay on U. S. Virgin Islands' St. Thomas promises picturesque Caribbean vistas that leave lasting impressions. Anegada island within the British Virgin Islands is home to Loblolly Bay Beach—a hidden gem offering unspoiled coastal beauty that will take your breath away. Tortola's Sopers Hole Marina serves as an entry point for those exploring this part of Central America by boat—an ideal starting point for unforgettable adventures throughout these idyllic Caribbean waters.