ST. JOHN — Just when it felt like the scales had tipped too far, that St. John’s tourism product had gone all-in on the big villa business, the Cinnamon Bay Campground reopened at the start of the ...
It's easy to forget that the Virgin Islands are a part of the United States. St. John in particular is so lush and untouched that it feels worlds away from the states, yet, in reality, it's just a ...
Virgin Islands National Park on St. John offers breathtaking scenery with beaches, coral reefs, and historic trails. Visitors can enjoy tranquil stays at unique locations like Cinnamon Bay Campground ...
Take a stroll along the self-guided Cinnamon Bay Nature Trail through the historic ruins of the Sugar Bay Plantation. The nature loop with a scenic view of the Caribbean Sea is located directly across ...
International Institute of Tropical Forestry (Río Piedras, San Juan, P.R.) St. John, and probably the Cinnamon Bay watershed, has a history of human use dating to 1700 B.C. The most notable impacts, ...
Host Janeisha Johns meets up with Don Near of the National Parks Service. In this episode, host Janeisha Johns meets up with Don Near of the National Parks Service and gets a tour of Cinnamon Bay, a ...
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