While Annaberg and Trunk Bay are the most frequently-visited park sites, Virgin Islands National Park’s diverse beaches, coral reefs, historic ruins, and hiking trails provide endless hours of exploration and enjoyment, as well as inspiration and opportunities for solitude and reflection.  Visitors enjoy a variety of activities on the land and in the water, including swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving; sailing, kayaking and windsurfing; and camping, hiking and bird watching.  Visitors can enjoy the crystal blue waters on a charter day-sail or boat snorkeling tour which are offered by private operators and can be booked in Cruz Bay and Coral Bay.  Some visitors explore the park on their own, while others prefer a two-hour safari bus island tour with a private tour guide.  To learn more about the island and its diverse plants, animals and people attend a Park program.  For information on the ongoing archeological research at Cinnamon Bay visit the Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park website.