Virgin Islands National Park, located on Saint John Island, offers pristine beaches, lush forests, and historical ruins. The park generally has good accessibility with paved roads to popular beaches, though some trails can be challenging. Solo exploration is common and rewarding, but guided tours are available for deeper insights into the park's history and ecology. There are no significant seasonal restrictions, but hurricane season (June to November) may affect access and activities. Costs involve transportation to the island, park entrance fees, and potential tour expenses. A typical visit can range from a day at the beach to several days exploring the trails and historical sites. Consider bringing snorkeling gear, hiking shoes, and sun protection.