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What to do and see in Christiansted, St. Croix: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
If you love the beach, but also want a little culture, you'll love Christiansted, one of St. Croix's two waterfront towns. Historic churches, charming courtyards, shaded walkways, stone arches, antique lampposts and rows of restored townhouses add to the city's appeal. Relax on a tranquil, white sand beach or float in the aquamarine water. Enjoy the many shops, boutiques, galleries, cafes and restaurants, or visit attractions like Fort Christianvaern, the Customs House and the Old Scale House.
Restaurants in Christiansted
1. St. Croix Water Sports Center
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5.0 based on 83 reviews
Located on a small private island in Christiansted Harbor with all the amenities. Offering activities for the entire family! We're focused on your safety and fun with over 25 years of experience. Top of the line Yamaha Jet Ski cruisers for rent or customized tours. Or snorkel right off our beach - quality gear available for rent or sale. Enjoy a paddle boat, kayak or float. Windsurfing rentals and lessons by certified instructors. Retail shop. More activities coming!
2. St. Croix Ultimate Bluewater Adventures (SCUBA), Inc.
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5.0 based on 1,154 reviews
The friendliest dive shop on earth operates two dive boats, one from Christiansted and one from Frederiksted, diving all of the moored dive sites along the island's north and west shores. As a full PADI 5 Star IDC training facility SCUBA conducts all scuba dive training from Discover Scuba Diving (intro) courses through professional level.
3. Caribbean Sea Adventures
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5.0 based on 1,065 reviews
Join us for all of your Watersports needs! Our fleet features 6 boats allowing us to create the perfect day on the water no matter what you are looking for. We offer daily Buck Island Snorkeling & SCUBA Diving, Private Charters, Deep Sea Fishing, Parasailing, and Sunset Sails. Buck Island Reef National Monument is a must for every visitor whether you snorkel the underwater trail or just enjoy the beach! Proclaimed as a National Monument in 1961 by John F. Kennedy, Buck Island is considered to be "one of the finest marine gardens in the Caribbean Sea."
4. BushTribe Eco Adventures
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5.0 based on 201 reviews
BushTribe Eco Adventures offers exciting kayaking, hiking and snorkeling tours all over the island of St. Croix USVI!! They conduct their tours at morning, day and night! Anything from bioluminescent kayaking in Salt River National Park to hiking or snorkeling the east and west ends of the island. Focusing on outdoor education and fun local island stories, BushTribe's adventures are not only educational, but fun as well! In addition to Eco Tours, BushTribe offers and will facilitate Private Events on their beautiful Salt River Palm Tree grove! This includes anything from live musical entertainment and catering to campfires and kayaking/hiking adventures! Bush Tribe is a flexible, fun and unique island experience for people of all ages! Call them up and book your adventure today!
5. Prince Taxi & Safari Tours
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5.0 based on 86 reviews
Prince Taxi & Safari Tours has been in business in St. Croix for almost 2 decades offering island tours, personal tours, wedding transportation, airport shuttles, and many more! Please contact your # Taxi & Tour Provider i St. Croix, FIRST, FAST, BEST!!!!
Reviewed By YG0103 - Minneapolis, United States
Prince was awesome! He has so much knowledge about the islands. He was prompt on picking up the phones and returning calls. He picked us up and took us around the island (St.Croix). The journey was super fun. He made sure we were engaged all the time with this sense of humor and little surprises. He made sure we covered all the places on the island. Would definitely recommend him to others!! P.S: Beer drinking pigs are the best part of the trip!
6. Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve
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4.5 based on 237 reviews
Dedicated in 1993, this national, ecological preserve and park features the largest remaining mangrove forest in the U.S.V.I., a submarine canyon, plus objects of cultural significance such as a prehistoric ceremonial hall and burial site.
Reviewed By gregp885
We have done several tours including the night bioluminescence tour with Virgin Kyack as well as rented kyacking and self toured. The service iand guides are top notch as are the Hobie kyacks. The pedal mirage Hobie is used on most of the tours so even the most novice kayakers can feel comfortable. The rates are quite reasonable starting at $40 for a 3-4 hour tandem self guided tour. This is always a highlight of our trips to St Croix.
7. Fort Christiansvaern
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4.5 based on 820 reviews
An imposing yellow Danish fort built to defend the Christiansted harbor.
Reviewed By StefanieH443 - Lincoln, United States
We found the history of this fort to be so interesting, and although some exhibits were closed due to Covid and renovations, the park ranger told us all about the fort and gave us a binder to do a self-guided tour. The fort is beautifully maintained and includes a dungeon. The history of the fort and the island itself is very sad, but this is a great place to learn about it. Right now, there is no admission fee, but that will obviously change in the future. Parking is free in the small lot next door.
8. Buck Island Charters
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4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By V1527XJmichaelh - Raleigh, United States
The experience was awesome with Captain Carl and his first mate. The day (3/8) started out cloudy with a little rain, but Carl said it would clear up/burn off by the time we reached the island and he was right. We snorkeled the underwater trail for about an hour, being led by the first mate (young lady who also works at Duggan's Reef -- sorry I can't remember her name). Saw lots of fish of all kinds and a few good sized barracuda. Then we boarded the Teroro II to sail to Turtle Beach. Since my older son and I were ready to end the snorkeling, Capt Carl offered to let us drop back into the water at the buoys and snorkel back to Turtle Beach (about 1/2 mile). On the snorkel back we saw an eagle rays, a couple of green turtles, a large porcupine fish, and a 5-6 ft nurse shark (my first). We had a great time and the price was very fair for a 5 hour excursion.
9. Tamarind Reef Beach
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4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By tomhemling - Belton, United States
We came back. 2nd stay at the resort. Nice small beach with views of Green Cay and Buck Island. Snorkeling with lots and lots of fish. Kayaking or SUP is also an option. All the gear you need is available for rent, or free if you stay at the resort. A little piece of paradise
10. Dive Experience
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5.0 based on 295 reviews
