If you’re looking for a Virgin Islands map, you’ve come to the right place; currently I’ve collected 11 free Virgin Islands National Park maps to view and download. (PDF files and external links will open in a new window.) On this page you’ll find a few maps that cover the entire national park (and surrounding non-park lands) as well as some maps that focus on particularly popular parts of the park. You can also browse the best-selling Virgin Islands maps and guidebooks on Amazon.

Virgin Islands map from the park brochures

This is the official map of Virgin Islands National Park, including Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, and other locations on St. John. Click the image to view a full size JPG (1.2 mb) or download the PDF (2 mb).

This is a regional map of the Virgin Islands, showing the national park locations on the various Virgin Islands. Click the image to view a full size JPG (90 kb) or download the PDF (800 kb).

Virgin Islands trail map

If you’re going to be spending a decent amount of time on St. John, you’re going to want the National Geographic Trails Illustrated map. It shows everything in much more detail than any free map, including topographic lines, hiking trails, beaches, and buoys. Since it has lots of detail for both the ocean and hiking trails, it makes for a good combo map that should suit you no matter how you spend your visit.

Full-color Virgin Islands maps

This detail map of St. John (700 kb) shows the sights in the main park brochure map in much more detail including coral reefs, bays, islands, and other shoreline features.

This is a map of St. Thomas (550 kb), showing the roads, ferry routes to St. John, tourist attractions, wildlife refuges, points of interest, and islands on and around St. Thomas.

This is a map of St. Croix (450 kb), showing Salt River Bay, Christiansted, towns, roads, reefs, bays, wildlife refuges, and the location of Buck Island Reef National Monument.

This is a map of Buck Island Reef National Monument (350 kb), located just off St. Croix. It shows the island’s trails, reefs, moorings, and various navigation aids such as buoys and regulatory markers.

Here is a context map of the Virgin Islands (300 kb), showing where they are in relation to Puerto Rico, the United States, South America, and the rest of the islands of the Caribbean Sea.

Virgin Islands lodging map

For visiting Virgin Islands National Park, you’ll want to base yourself on St. John, where the park is located (rather than St. Thomas). To the right is a Hotels.com interactive lodging map centered on St. John; you can zoom in to compare locations of various hotels and resorts. Or start by browsing Hotels.com’s top-rated St. John lodging so you can compare guest reviews, prices, photos, location, and amenities.

Virgin Islands geologic maps

The Virgin Islands geologic map (1.5 mb) zooms in on St. John, showing the rock layers and geology inside the national park boundary and also in the surrounding area and nearby islands.

This St. Croix geologic map (1.0 mb) highlights the rock layers, folds, and fault lines on St. Croix as well as Buck Island, marking the boundaries of the various national park units.

This St. Croix benthic map (1.0 mb) shows the shallow ocean bottom physical features, including coral reefs, vegetation (mangroves, seagrasses, etc.), and hardbottom.

…and more!

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