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The 10 Best Things to do in Frederiksted, St. Croix
Discover the best top things to do in Frederiksted, U.S. Virgin Islands including St. George Village Botanical Garden, Rhythms at Rainbow Beach, Frederiksted Pier, Estate Mount Washington Plantation, Rain Forest Farm Tours, Rainbow Beach, Estate Whim Museum, Fort Frederik, Frederiksted, Diageo's Captain Morgan Rum Distillery.
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1. St. George Village Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 445 reviews
You can stroll amid the ruins of this 17-acre estate, a former 19th-century sugarcane plantation village, which contains varied ecosystems from semi-arid cactus to lush green rain forest.
Reviewed By Queenbee148
We stopped here for a couple of hours of history and botany. Amidst the ruins of an old sugar plantation, grows a garden full of plants brought to St. Croix by the various waves of settlers on the island. The ruins and the excellent map and guide tell the story of the plantation, the enslaved workers and the others who lived here. Most plants are identified with their common and Latin names.
2. Rhythms at Rainbow Beach
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4.5 based on 1,042 reviews
The Best Bar and Top Beach on the island is situated less than a 10 minute walk or short cab ride from the Cruise Dock in Frederiksted. One-of-a kind sunsets and beautiful views! We are the original home of the Lime In The Coconut. Relax on the beach, catch a live performance on our famous stage by the islands best musicians, dance, eat great fare, jet ski, snorkel, visit our T-Shirt shop for authentic souvenirs, and even plan an ATV tour around the island. Just Limin & Stylin at Rhythms at Rainbow Beach!
Reviewed By LoisR377 - Alpharetta, United States
Great Beach! Lots of fun watersports. The restaurant has good food and great frozen drinks. We had nice time here and visited twice while we were on the island. We would definitely recommend!
3. Frederiksted Pier
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4.5 based on 642 reviews
A great day or night dive, the pier is home to a thriving population of marine and coral life.
Reviewed By dbcarswell - Atlanta, United States
Awesome place to Scuba dive! Great variety of sea life including lobsters, sea horses, crabs and turtles.
4. Estate Mount Washington Plantation
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By D5kd
The road in is quite long and in poor shape dirt road with lots of potholes. But if you are comfortable with that it is worth the drive in. An off the beaten path destination no cost of admission and really worth seeing.
5. Rain Forest Farm Tours
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
6. Rainbow Beach
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4.5 based on 527 reviews
Reviewed By ontheroadagain65 - Garden City, United States
The day we went to Rainbow beach, it was not at all crowded. We were able to find some sea glass. Which was my reason for going there. I will say, that on cruise ship day, the place was packed, so I'd avoid going there on a day a ship is in port.
7. Estate Whim Museum
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4.0 based on 201 reviews
Estate Whim has long been known for its colonial-era Great House, slave quarters, and mill factory complex; but much more can be found on the museum’s twelve acres. Various museum exhibits include My Granny House, the Living Museum, and rotating exhibits in the North and South Exhibit Halls. Also located on the museum’s grounds is the Research Library & Archives, where visitors can conduct genealogical and historical research and purchase photographs from our unique photograph collection.
Reviewed By chuckr404 - Frederiksted, Caribbean
Estate Whim brings Caribbean history alive. This wonderfully restored and maintained plantation features sugar cane processing technologies of the past in a setting perfect for walking around and experiencing the past.
8. Fort Frederik
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4.0 based on 145 reviews
This bright-red historic fort in Frederiksted has a local history museum, courtyard and stables.
Reviewed By 828stephenr
The view from the parapith is great, Be sure to spend time in the very well furnished commodore's quarters on the second floor above the arch. Train a cannon on your ship via your camera. . The exhibits are not that many. Don't know what effect this past year's storms had on the fort. Does give a feel for living back then with contrast enlisted and leader.. Was there two years ago in 2016
9. Frederiksted
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3.5 based on 251 reviews
Reviewed By pandafor5 - Holly Springs, United States
Frederiksted is packed with beautiful, historic structures. The buildings lining strand street, facing the beach are gorgeous. Unfortunately, as you move away from the beach, the buildings are less well maintained. There are multiple shops, bakeries, and restaurants.
10. Diageo's Captain Morgan Rum Distillery
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3.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By CaptainJWCourtney - Severn, United States
I do not know where those negative reviers went to, but our tour was well received, lots of things to see and do for about 15 minuted before given a briefing on how their rum is made. (The tour guide seemed to be proud to be showing us the process and the step to making their rum.) Patricia D. nailed it on what we experience also. Great helpful and informative staff, the presentation was very interesting. They even threw in a funny list of different pirate phrases and their translations (many of these phrases come from the British Royal Navy!) I think it was because Captain Morgan was in historical fact, an admiral in the English Royal Navy! Rum tasting was actually very good we received 4 samples with different flavors and how to use them in mixed drinks. You also received your choice of one rum cocktail! Finally the gift shop. Some Captain Morgan souvenirs, rums, t-shirts, hats, and even some other alcoholic drinks that are (I am sure) part of their corporate holdings. The booze was reasonably priced and close to the prices on the ship. ( I even shelled out some good money for a Captain Moran 3 cornered hat! Altogether a pretty good visit, beter than what we had at the Barcardi Rum factory in Puerto Rico!
