The U.S. Virgin Islands: The American Owned Tropical Paradise Popular Among American Express Vacation Clients
The U.S. Virgin Islands: The American Owned Tropical Paradise Popular Among American Express Vacation Clients
With new passport requirements causing much frustration among U.S. travelers, American Express Travel is suggesting the US Virgin Islands as an excellent tropical vacation alternative to Mexico or the other Caribbean islands. The US Virgin Islands can be visited by tour packages, luxury vacation packages or by luxury world cruises. Although this island chain is not the first place most travelers think of when planning their luxury travel vacation, The US Virgin Islands has much to offer making the destination just as attractive as other Islands of the Caribbean.
The Climate & High Season
When planning your luxury travel vacation to the US Virgin Islands, it’s important to know the climate is very comfortable during all seasons of the year with moderate humidity and average annual temperatures of 80 degrees-making the the destination a great luxury travel destination any time of the year.
The busiest tourist season is from December to May, during the northern hemisphere winter. These months are more popular because the humidity doesn’t increase until about June. Outside of these months, room prices tend to be less expensive, not to mention the islands are less crowded from June through November. The water is considered more beautiful between April and August. During these months, the waters are calmer and underwater visibility is best for diving and snorkeling. The islands have a rainy season, usually between the May and November, with most of the heavy rainfall between August and October. Similar to other Caribbean Islands, the US Virgin Islands has experienced hurricanes in past. Hurricane season runs from roughly, August through November, with the real threat generally being in September.
Amazing Water Activities
Most travelers who desire a luxury vacation, http://www.amtvacations.com/american-express-vacations.html, in the Caribbean are looking for crystal clear water, breathtaking coral reefs, thousands of colorful tropical fish and the time to simply play in warm waters. For the snorkeling fan or diving enthusiast, there is plenty to entertain you. Buck Island Reef National Monument tops the list. This nationally protected site was established to preserve one of the finest marine gardens in the Caribbean Sea. For a day combining land beauties with the mysteries of the deep, visit Salt River Bay National Historic Park and Ecological Preserve. The preserve is home to some of the largest mango forests in the Virgin Islands, as well as coral reefs and a submarine canyon. It’s not necessary to bring snorkel gear along; it can be rented just about anywhere and is often provided free for use by villa owners to guests.
American Express Tours says the U.S. Virgin Islands make a great luxury travel destination most any time of the year and more travelers are choosing the islands because they have so much to offer first time or seasoned vacationers. Discount luxury cruises, http://www.amtcruises.com/, seem to be becoming more and more popular as travelers uncover the beauty of the US Virgin Islands. For many visitors, the US Virgin Islands is considered “America’s Paradise.”
Virginia Morgan writes tourism and travel articles for AMT American Express Travel, a premier Internet resource for American Express Vacations. Serving customers online since 1996.
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Question by Rob: Can you take alcohol on a national Express coach?
Im going to leeds festival in a couple of days and me and a few of my mates have booked to get there on a national express coach. We have brought a few crates each for the festival so do you think that would be ok to pack and take on the coach?? thanks
Best answer:
Answer by Jason Perceval
I do not think you may drink alcohol on a national express coach. However, I suppose you may take it with you, in your bag.
Bye,
J.
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I think this is brilliant, and not least for using the typewriter and baby grand piano. You guys inspire me. Blessings from the Vicar of Skaville
@Brunkie Have you ever wanted to hear that you’re on the wrong track? I mean, maybe they don’t care…. Whatever. But since when were you not part of the “slagging match?” As a point of fact, you started this.
@maomao200 In what way was it constructive? It was just you thinking that your opinion means something more than it does. We can go on about this forever letting it deteriorate in to some pathetic little slagging match, but at the end of the day your comment was posted purely as a jibe. The internet’s opened the door to a world of people who think their opinion on everything has to be heard.
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@Brunkie My name is Andrew Frank, and Lulu and the lampshades, I think this song is bad. You have done better in the past. I don’t have a band, but I have studied music for a while. I don’t claim to be perfect, and I enjoy constructive criticism. That is why I refuse to act like your mom when things that you do are not adequate. There.
@maomao200 Nah, you’re right. It’s a land where any armchair hero can leave a comment they would never say to someones face. Was just in poor taste and not very nice. But I suppose every tune your band does is amazing?
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@Brunkie Why is that? Is youtube a place where we rubber stamp mediocre things?
@maomao200 What a needless, cunt of a comment
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This is cool. I’m going to take my old cornflake cartons, some sticks, a honky tonk barbie piano and make me some money selling dreams
you can take it on, but you’re not allowed to drink it on the coach … and if you appear to be intoxicated they can refuse to carry you as a passenger