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St. Croix
A St. Croix chicken restaurant with a wood-paneled dining room and covered patio. The menu centers on rotisserie and curry chicken, alongside stews and sides such as rice and beans and johnnycakes.
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A St. Croix chicken restaurant with a wood-paneled dining room and covered patio. The menu centers on rotisserie and curry chicken, alongside stews and sides such as rice and beans and johnnycakes.
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Farm-to-fork cooking from locally sourced food with global flavors, at 1 Strand Street in Christiansted. Tables are either inside the building, which dates to about 1756, or outside in the garden grotto.
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AMA at Cane Bay is an oceanfront seafood restaurant and craft-cocktail bar at The Waves (112C North Shore Road / Cane Bay) on St. Croix. The kitchen works with local farmers and environmentally responsible fishermen and divers, so the menu leans seasonal and seafood-led. Confirm the current schedule with the operator before you go.
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Culture & History
A pharmacy at the corner of Company and Queen Cross Streets in Christiansted, established in 1820 by a Danish pharmacist and in service for more than 140 years until its last owner retired in 1970. The restored pharmacy reopened on its original site in 1987, holding apothecary bottles, drawers of dried and powdered medicines and antique pharmacy equipment.
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Shopping & Provisions
A farm on South Shore Road between Ha'Penny and the Boy Scout Camp, run by two local artists who grow salad greens, heirloom tomatoes, herbs, vegetables and tropical fruits by organic methods. The produce is sold at a farmstand on the property, which also holds the ARTbarn Gallery.
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The dining room of the Sand Castle on the Beach hotel on Veterans Shore Drive in Frederiksted, St. Croix, set on an open-air seaside terrace. The menu runs from traditional dishes to local island specialties, and the bar pours local draft beer, wine and spirits.
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Boat Charters
Boat trips to Buck Island Reef National Monument, leaving from 81 Queen Cross Street in Christiansted. Full days run under sail on the catamaran Renegade and half days go out on a power catamaran.
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Nightlife & Bars
On the boardwalk in downtown Christiansted, a two-level restaurant and microbrewery brewing on a five-barrel, 155-gallon system. The kitchen runs to local fish, Caribbean-style tacos and surf and turf, with vegetarian and vegan plates too.
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Attractions
Over 19,000 acres of submerged and dry land a mile and a half off St. Croix, protecting endangered elkhorn coral reefs and holding a marked underwater snorkel trail. Trails on the 176-acre island lead to an observation platform. Reachable only by boat, with concession trips from Christiansted Wharf or Green Cay Marina.
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Transportation
A car rental franchise on St. Croix listing counters at Henry E. Rohlsen International Airport, on Prince Street in Christiansted and at the Frederiksted cruise pier. Its published vehicle range includes sedans, Jeeps, SUVs, vans and trucks. Confirm which counter is operating, its hours, rental terms and vehicle availability directly before you book.
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Tours & Activities
Kayak trips launch from Salt River Marina, a morning paddle on Salt River and a bioluminescent trip. There is also a hike to the Annaly Bay tide pools, and stand-up paddleboards for rent.
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A cafe on St. Croix pouring espresso drinks including flavored lattes and frappuccinos, with bagels and sandwiches to go and pastries such as cheesecake. The broad location is retained because a precise business-controlled street address was not verified.
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Beaches
A palm-lined beach on St. Croix where snorkelers find coral in as little as five feet of water and the Cane Bay Wall lies about 200 yards out, dropping from 40 feet to more than 13,200 feet. Divers see reef sharks, sea turtles and schooling reef fish.
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Boat Charters
A PADI five-star Instructor Development Center at 2 Strand Street in Frederiksted, teaching from Discover Scuba up to instructor level. Boat dives leave the Salt River boat launch aboard the Ibis, and the Cane Bay Wall drops to 1,400 feet about 300 yards offshore past sheer faces of sponges and sea fans. The shop also runs guided shore dives, snorkeling tours and private charters.
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Tours & Activities
A zip line operator at 1-C Estate River in Frederiksted, St. Croix, whose advertised tour begins with a safari bus ride and crosses Carambola Valley on three lines. One line, The Gauntlet, is described with a 205-foot vertical drop over a 2,473-foot span. Confirm welcome centre hours, participant requirements and reservation availability directly before you book.
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Hotels & Stays
The Caravelle combines a hotel and a casino on one property at the water's edge, on the boardwalk in the historic district of Christiansted at 44A Queen Cross Street. It has been renovated.
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Culture & History
Gallery exhibitions, a permanent collection and an archive of Caribbean cultural and artistic heritage at 10 Strand Street in Frederiksted, St. Croix. The nonprofit museum also runs an artist-in-residence program, art classes for all ages and school field trips.
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Boat Charters
A Christiansted charter operation on King Street, running half-day powerboat snorkel trips to Buck Island Reef, a national monument. It also runs sunset sails and cruises, fishing charters and private boat charters.
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Hotels & Stays
A Divi Resorts property on St. Croix. The associated casino, at 5035 Turner Hole in Christiansted, is operated by Treasure Bay, LLC, a separate company from the resort brand.
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Transportation
Cars, jeeps, SUVs, vans and trucks from three counters on St. Croix, one inside the Henry E. Rohlsen Airport terminal at baggage claim, one in Christiansted across from the seaplane dock and one mid-island at the La Reine light on Centerline Road. The company has been renting here since 1990.
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Tours & Activities
Crucian Heritage and Nature Tourism runs walking tours of Frederiksted and an Alexander Hamilton tour, with the stated purpose of preserving Crucian culture and heritage. Its Cultural Center runs educational, art and workforce-development programming, and a Building Arts Institute works on derelict historic buildings in Frederiksted.
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Shopping & Provisions
Christa Ann Davis Molloy's gallery at 57 Company Street in Christiansted, hung with her paintings of moko jumbies, quadrille dancers and other Caribbean cultural figures. Originals, reproductions and commissions are for sale, and the gallery runs sip-and-paint sessions and art classes.
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Attractions
A wooden boardwalk on the water in Christiansted, with harbor views over moored boats and jewelry shops like Crucian Gold sharing it with restaurants including Brew STX and Shupe's. The wharf here is the center of the seven-acre Christiansted National Historic Site, which takes in Fort Christiansvaern and the Danish Customs House.
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Culture & History
Seven acres of the Christiansted waterfront on St. Croix, where Fort Christiansvaern, the Danish Customs House and the Steeple Building stand. It became the first National Park Service unit in the Virgin Islands in 1952 and covers the Danish era of 1734 to 1917. Visitors walk the grounds and picnic on site.
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