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Easy Caribbean Shopping!
Caribbean Duty Free Shopping: The USVI raised its duty-free allowance to $1,600 per person. Family members traveling together can make a joint declaration that increases the amount of their allowance....
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St. Croix Calendar
EVENTS CALENDAR January Three Kings Day Crucian Festival Parades Annual St. Croix International Marathon St. Croix Scenic 50 Mile Ultra Marathon Martin Luther King Jr. Day – Holiday The “Legendary...
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Bolongo Bay
Bolongo Bay by Desitnation360.com If you’re looking for a nice St Thomas beach that is quiet and relaxing, yet full of fun options for things to do, then Bolongo Bay Beach might just be the ideal fit....
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Lindberg Bay
Travelvi.com on Lindberg Bay One of the most pristine, gorgeous beaches to be found in St. Thomas is the lovely Lindberg Bay –also known as Emerald Beach. The beach is lined with palm trees, sea...
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Linquist Beach
Linquist Beach by Destination360.com Lindquist Beach is one of the most idyllic beaches on the USVI island of St Thomas, though it remains relatively unknown—at least to tourists. Locals are...
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Fort Christian Museum on St. Thomas, USVI
Fort Christian, St. Thomas Fort Christian & Museum :As the oldest National Historic Landmark is the oldest building in continuous use on St. Thomas and also served as the governor’s residence, a...
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Magens Bay
Click the pic for more information from Destination360.com This is one of my favorite beaches. My family spends a lot of time here splashing in the cool Caribbean waves. We have seen sea turtles...
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Getting Around Tidbits
Getting Around in St. Thomas Once you’ve reached any area (e.g., “downtown”, Havensight, Red Hook), walking becomes the preferred way to get around. However, the island in general is too expansive and...
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VI History (The Short Version)
In 1917, St. Thomas was purchased (along with Saint John and Saint Croix) by the United States for $25 million in gold,[7] as part of a defensive strategy to maintain control over the Caribbean and...
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