St John USVI Blew Us Away! Hidden Ruins, Snorkeling & Epic Views E382
24 de maio de 2026 · 21 min · 556 visualizações · St John, US Virgin Islands
Stone arch frames sailboats in turquoise St John bay
O que este vídeo aborda
St John in the US Virgin Islands offers extensive hiking trails, snorkeling, and historical ruins within the Virgin Islands National Park.▶ 0:05 The crew explored Francis Bay and Maho Beach, noting the latter’s high turtle population and popularity.▶ 0:24 While attempting to raft up with a buddy boat, the crew learned from a park ranger that rafting is restricted to 60-ft moorings for vessels under that length.▶ 7:41 Snorkeling at Water Lemon Cay provided sightings of peacock flounder, though strong winds and cool water temperatures necessitated subsequent hiking to warm up.▶ 10:20 The crew visited the Annenberg Sugar Plantation ruins, which detail the history of 18th-century sugarcane production and the transition from slavery to freedom under George Francis.▶ 14:20 Additional exploration included the Windy Hill Great House ruins, which offer views of the nearby British Virgin Islands, including Tortola and Jost Van Dyke.▶ 18:51 The area features diverse terrain, including termite mounds and coastal trails, providing a contrast to the crew's previous experiences in the Bahamas.▶ 5:20
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