St. John
Trunk Bay - St. John, USVI

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St. John
The
US Virgin Islands are a very popular honeymoon destination. The
smallest of the three US Virgin Islands, two thirds of St. John is a
U.S. National Park. Known for its picture perfect white sand beaches,
turquoise bays of beautiful corals, exotic tropical fish and the
picturesque views of the lush surrounding hillside, St. John symbolizes
what the world is like when nature takes care of itself.
Highlights
Friends
of the Virgin Islands National Park volunteers staff an information
kiosk here. Spend day after day on beach after beach, each with its own
panoramic view. Let a friendly mongoose lead you along a woodland
trail. Many of them end on a plateaux high in the sky, offering
panoramic views of white beaches, emerald cays, and turquoise waters.
Geography/Environment
The smallest of the Virgin Islands, only 28 square miles. However, over half the island is a National Wildlife Reserve.
Activities
Tours
of the National Park by safari bus or jeep, glimpses of abandoned
18th-century sugar plantations, especially along the Reef Bay trail,
boat tours, snorkeling and scuba diving.
Climate and Weather
Welcome
to perpetual summer weather! The Virgin Islands does not experience
significant seasonal changes, therefore weather and temperatures are
fairly consistent year round.
Destination Wedding Information
To
obtain a Virgin Islands Marriage License, you must submit the following
at least 8 working days prior to your arrival in the Territory. There
is no waiting period for either of you to be on the island, but the
paperwork must be in the Courthouse on St. Thomas at least 8 days prior
to your arrival.
- Completed Marriage License Application Form, using full names and
no abbreviations. Document will be notarized by Virgin Islands court.
- Court Certified Copies of a Divorce or Death Certificate (if
applicable). Do not send in the originals as the documents are not
returned to you.
- A $100 money order or certified cashier’s check, payable to the Territorial Court of the V.I.
- A letter to the court explaining your arrival and departure date to
the island, date and location of your wedding ceremony, and the name of
your Officiate.