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Virgin Islands National ParkSafari taxi unloading visitors at Trunk Bay
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Virgin Islands National Park
Getting Around

getting around includes:

Car
By Public Transportation
 
Two main roads will get visitors throughout the Park. They are Centerline Road (Route 10) and the North Shore Road (Route 20). Route 20 provides access to most beaches such as Hawknest, Trunk Bay and Cinnamon Bay. Route 10 runs through the center of the Island and will provide access to Salt Pond Bay and Lameshur Bay.

The best and safest way of getting around the Park and the Island would be by vehicle. Bicycles are not recommended due to steep and winding roads.
The ornamental flamboyant tree is covered in bright orange-red blossom when in bloom.  

Did You Know?
When the flamboyant tree (Delonix regia) is in bloom, a crown of blood-orange flowers covers the tree. Long, feathery leaves and large seed pods are other distinctive features of this tree.

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Last Updated: July 31, 2006 at 11:05 EST