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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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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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A rum distillery at Estate Diamond in Frederiksted on St. Croix, where the rum is made with water drawn from tropical aquifers. The tour is mostly outdoors and crosses uneven ground at a working production facility.
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The easternmost point of the United States, on St. Croix, named in 1968 for Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. The Millennium Monument, a large stone sundial built in 2000, stands overlooking the Caribbean Sea at the end of a narrow winding road.
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A distillery that opened in June 2025 on the historic Estate Prosperity in Frederiksted, across the road from Rainbow Beach. Sugar cane is cut and milled on the farm each morning, then distilled on site in Vendome copper pot stills. Guided tours cross the fields.
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The interactive visitor center for the St. Croix East End Marine Park, at Estate Great Pond Park on the former site of Camp Arawak. Established in 2003, the park was the first territorially designated and managed marine protected area in the U.S. Virgin Islands, protecting coral reefs, sea grass beds and wildlife habitats. Confirm opening times before you visit.
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Sixteen acres at Estate St. George in Frederiksted, St. Croix, where more than a thousand Caribbean and pan-tropical plants grow among ruins and repurposed buildings. The grounds were an 18th-century Danish colonial sugarcane plantation, on a site occupied for roughly 2,000 years. It also holds the St. George Village Museum, in a restored colonial-era worker's cottage, and a herbarium of over 6,000 pressed specimens.
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Bowling lanes at Castle Coakley on St. Croix, with a bar, a restaurant and a lounge under the same roof. The operator calls it the only bowling center on the island. Confirm opening times and lane availability before you go.
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