Virgin Islands · September · U.S. Virgin Islands
Virgin Islands National Park in September
September is the off-season at Virgin Islands National Park. It is one of the quietest times to go. Highs average 80°F and lows 77°F, with about 5.17 inches of rain.
September is rated poor at Virgin Islands. Consider Dec–May instead.
What to expect
Honest take: September is not the month for Virgin Islands. Peak hurricane risk in September and October. Many businesses close.
Rent a Jeep on St. John; the roads are steep and winding. Get to Trunk Bay early before day-trippers arrive.
Good to know
- Best months overall: Dec–May.
- Closest airport: St. Thomas (STT), then a ferry to St. John.
- Before you go: Trunk Bay charges a separate beach fee. Check current conditions on nps.gov.
Questions
Is September a good time to visit Virgin Islands National Park?
September is the off-season at Virgin Islands National Park. It is one of the quietest times to go. Highs average 80°F and lows 77°F, with about 5.17 inches of rain.
What is the weather like in Virgin Islands National Park in September?
Highs average 80°F and lows 77°F, with about 5.17 inches of rain. Conditions are poor this month, so check the month-by-month ratings before you commit.
How crowded is Virgin Islands National Park in September?
September is one of the quietest months at Virgin Islands National Park.