Yes, cannabis is legal across the U.S. Virgin Islands. The first shops aren't open yet, but 10 operators are getting ready across three separate island markets — St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John. Pick your island and we'll tell you when a door opens.
Cannabis can't legally move between the islands, so plan your stops island by island. What you buy on one stays there.
Largest cruise harbor in the territory. The Charlotte Amalie, Havensight, and Crown Bay dock area is the busiest waterfront in the Caribbean.
Largest island, its own airport, the agricultural heart of the territory. Christiansted and Frederiksted historic districts are where most of the walkable retail will land.
Smallest, quietest island. About 60% is Virgin Islands National Park, so the action all happens around Cruz Bay.
For the territory-wide legal status — possession ceilings, the $20 non-resident fee, public-consumption rules — see the USVI cannabis legality guide. For operator licensing — how to apply, fees, and license caps — see how to open a dispensary in the USVI.
