One of the hidden treasures you may get the chance to experience if you go hiking in late September or early October is the ripening of the guavaberry trees on St. John.
Here are some useful suggestions for people planning to visit the Virgin Islands during the pandemic.
At the start of August, baby iguanas began to emerge on St. John. These gorgeous small lizards turn into full grown adults in just a matter of three years.
The noni trees on St. John are bearing fruit all over the island. What many visitors don’t know about the smelly fruit is that it can be nutritious, but eating it frequently can potentially lead to health problems.
