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Virgin Islands National Park St. John Aministrator's Office complex sit in the middle of Cruz Bay Harbor
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Passenger ferry entering Cruz Bay from St. Thomas

Ferry entering Cruz Bay Harbor

 

Ferry Service

 

Passenger ferries run between Cruz Bay and St. Thomas (and the British Virgin Islands). The Red Hook ferry runs hourly (departing St. John) from 6 a.m. to midnight (departing Red Hook). The Charlotte Amalie ferry leaves from the downtown dock less frequently.

 

Vehicle ferry service is also available, departing from Red Hook [approx. schedule], arriving at the new vehicle ferry dock located away from the downtown area.

   

 
Safari buses at Cruz Bay Taxi Stand.

Safari buses at Cruz Bay taxi stand.

Land-based Transportation

 

Open-air safari taxis leave from Cruz Bay to island-wide destinations. Two and three-hour tours are available by the taxi drivers. 

 

Several agencies rent a variety of vehicles, ranging from Jeeps and mini sport utility vehicles to the larger sport utility vehicles. Although the standard left-hand driver’s position is found on all vehicles, driving is on the opposite side of the road, with vehicles keeping to the left at all times.

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Gecko searching for insects.

Did You Know?
One of the smallest lizards on St. John is the Dwarf Gecko. This tiny, inch-long reptile is native to the island, while many of the other geckos arrived on sailing ships in the 17th century. Dwarf Geckos feed on insects in the forest during the day, while most other geckos are nocturnal feeders.

Last Updated: July 31, 2006 at 10:48 MST