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The National Park Service publishes accessibility provision site by site here, and publishes the limits too, so this guide can name which places work and which do not.
Nothing on this page is about age. It is about steep islands, days that begin on a dock, and the sites the Park Service says are reachable without a scramble.
Both of the territory's tourism websites refuse every request from this environment, so this guide names no dish and sets out what it could establish instead.
The Park Service describes a park of seven acres on the Christiansted wharf with a twofold mandate: to preserve the structures, and to interpret the Danish economy and way of life.
The Park Service describes a park covering most of St John above water and as much again below it, and publishes in its own voice the story of what happened at Coral Bay in 1733.
The Park Service makes an unusually large claim for this site, and then lists what it means: Taino and Island Caribs, the 1493 encounter with Columbus, and enslaved West Africans and their descendants.
The most surprising fact about driving here is published by a government, and the sibling guide written immediately before this one says the exact opposite about its own territory.
Unlike its neighbor in this batch, this cluster has an institutional source that states plainly who worked the plantations, what they produced and where it went.
Almost every item here follows from something a government published: a health timetable, a set of marine rules, a single hospital, and a passport you cannot replace once you are on the islands.
This guide sets out every sum the government publishes for a visitor, and is careful about the one thing none of those sums actually says.