Virgin Islands Ecotours — St. John
Guide-led turtle kayaking, snorkeling, beach picnics, and sunset paddles around St. John's protected waters.

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Guide-led turtle kayaking, snorkeling, beach picnics, and sunset paddles around St. John's protected waters.
Guided kayaking, hiking, and snorkeling through the Mangrove Lagoon, Cas Cay, and protected coastal habitats.
Guided walking tastings in Christiansted that combine Crucian flavors, local restaurants, architecture, and history.
Automotive dealership and service center providing vehicle maintenance, diagnostics, collision and body repair, wheel alignment, air-conditioning service, tires, batteries, and parts sourcing.
Virgin Gorda parts branch of Virgin Islands Motors, supplying automotive parts and accessories from its Parts Point location in The Valley.
A protected landscape covering much of St. John, including beaches, reefs, forests, trails, and historic ruins.
The best starting point for current park maps, ranger information, trail guidance, permits, and conditions.
An open-air cruise-port bar with waterfront views, accessible drinks, bar food, and recurring bands that bring people onto the dance floor.
A studio and mobile spa offering individual and couples massage, spa parties, facials, and botanical body-care treatments.
The replacement would shift the failure-prone Christiansted wastewater facility outside mapped flood zones and add redundant pumps and generators, but coastal approval is still pending.
The Saturday service is planned between Newark Liberty and Henry E. Rohlsen airports on a Boeing 737-700, adding a direct St. Croix link to the New York metropolitan area.
All feeders were restored by Saturday night, yet other generators remain under repair and interruptions are most likely from 4–11 p.m. during the next two weeks.
St. Croix fabrication shop offering residential, commercial, industrial and marine welding and custom metalwork.
Pharmacy in Anna's Retreat.
The 15,026-barrel order follows another emergency purchase this month; WAPA says LPG supplies are secure but diesel reserves have not reached its target level.
The submitted bill assigns $165 million to hospitals, WAPA and VIWMA and $85 million to government obligations and capital needs; lawmakers have not approved the borrowing.
Delegates say an initial document is due January 31 before a planned July referendum, while the additional appropriation and enabling-law changes remain requests.
DPNR has scheduled a 10:30 a.m.–2 p.m. family celebration, but the announcement does not yet provide the library's ongoing post-event hours.
The 2,400-square-foot Orange Grove facility restores on-island forensic examinations and supports preparations for rebuilding Juan F. Luis Hospital.
The affected ICU Medical sets may show brown discoloration, but the manufacturer says the material is not contamination and the products may remain in use after standard inspection.
The federal proposal would raise St. Croix's annual catch limit 28.8% and trim the St. Thomas–St. John limit by 243 pounds; public comments are due November 16.
Bill 36-0346 would create territory-wide licensing, ambulance standards and medical oversight, but it still needs additional legislative approval and the governor's action.
Police identified the driver killed in Saturday's two-vehicle St. Croix crash as 22-year-old Jeralys M. Guzman; one passenger remained critically injured when the incident was reported.
The university's governing board approved its new operating plan while audit progress, government allotments, capital projects and accreditation-related governance remain under review.