St. Croix / Explore by interest
St. Croix is big enough that your base decides your days. Start with the part of the island.
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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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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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Guests stay in separate houses on Estate Butler Bay in Frederiksted, St. Croix, a sugar plantation built in 1760 under Danish rule. The food is plant based and locally grown, and there are bees on the property and a coral restoration project running in Butler Bay. Outside leaders also run multi-day retreats here.
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A renovated 1960s hotel at 5000 South Grapetree Bay Road on St. Croix, holding 18 guest rooms and eight seaside bungalows with patios and single-level beachfront layouts. Every room and villa faces the ocean, and three restaurants operate on the property.
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A renovated boutique hotel at 2 Company Street in Christiansted, beside Fort Christiansvaern and the Christiansted National Historic Site. There is a guest pool, and one room category opens straight onto it.
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Rooms and suites on Protestant Cay, an islet in Christiansted Harbor on St. Croix, reached by ferry from the Christiansted waterfront. The cay has a white sand beach, and the hotel has a pool and a beach bar.
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A hotel at King's Wharf on the Christiansted waterfront, facing the harbor next to the Christiansted National Historic Site. Studios, standards, balcony superiors and one-bedroom suites, the boardwalk at the door, and a private dock where a water taxi crosses to the Cay beach.
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Studios, suites, beachfront villas and a cottage on Veterans Shore Drive in Frederiksted, St. Croix. The courtyard pool and the area around it are clothing optional, guests under 16 are not accepted, and there is an open-air seaside terrace restaurant on site.
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An oceanfront resort at 5001 Tamarind Reef in Christiansted, St. Croix, where rooms come with a balcony or patio. The waterfront spa offers massage and botanical body wraps, the Deep End Bar & Grill is poolside, and charter boats leave the marina for Buck Island Reef National Monument.
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The Buccaneer spreads over 340 oceanfront acres at Shoys near Christiansted on St. Croix, with views of the Caribbean Sea and the harbor. Rooms are oceanfront, cottage and great house suites fill out the range, and the property has an 18-hole golf course and Beauregard's on the Beach.
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Formerly Arawak Bay Inn, The Cove is a boutique hotel on St. Croix’s north shore. The property features handcrafted décor and artwork by women artists, with the Three Little Birds marketplace beside the lobby for snacks, drinks and beach essentials.
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Mid-island on St. Croix's north shore, this boutique hotel at 62 Salt River Road in Christiansted sleeps up to 36 guests across King and Premier suites, with three little birds marketplace off the lobby.
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A beachfront hotel and spa at 605 Strand Street in Frederiksted, St. Croix, with a poolside grill and massage treatments on site. It sets a minimum age of 21, with accompanying guests at least 18.
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An oceanfront hotel in downtown Frederiksted, where guests reach the beach through Louie and Nacho's Beach Bar and breakfast is served at the restaurant on site.
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Eleven air-conditioned suites built directly on the water at 112C Cane Bay on St. Croix, some with kitchenettes. A natural grotto sits on the property, and AMA, a seafood restaurant, is on site.
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Page reviewed 2026-08-03St. Croix is the largest of the islands, and driving across it takes real time. Christiansted keeps you at the harbor and its restaurants. Frederiksted and the west put you near the pier and the sunset side. Cane Bay and Salt River sit on the north shore, close to the diving. The East End is the quiet, spread-out end. Choose the side your plans keep returning to, then compare properties there.
In Christiansted town or on Protestant Cay, the small island in the harbor reached by its own ferry.
Frederiksted, Butler Bay, and the west end of the island, where the pier and the sunsets are.
Salt River and Cane Bay, along the north shore.
Turner Hole, Grapetree Bay, Estate Shoys, and Tamarind Reef, at the spread-out eastern end.
Where this comes from
Each of these 15 places was checked against its own website or an official government or tourism record, between Jun 29, 2026 and Sep 8, 2026.
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