General

If you are in Christiansted and are wanting to explore the area then why not do a self-walking tour? The city area is not very large so it is easy to wander and see everything.

If you are headed to St. Croix or maybe you are debating heading there then it is always helpful to have an idea as to where to start. While the island is the largest in the USVI it is still small with limited selections of various businesses depending on what you need.

While cruise ships usually have spa's on them you might want to experience the local flavor, get off the ship for a bit, or save some money. Whatever you decide there are a lot of place on St. Croix that you can visit to get things done.

When it comes to taking a taxi in St. Croix, it is a little different than in Canada or the US. The first thing that surprised us was that cab's are not exclusive to just you if you are hiring them (unless you buy out the cab) which means that the driver can pick up other people along the way until the cab is full.

When it comes to travel, supporting the local community is very important and one of the best ways to do this is to visit the local shops and buy locally made souvenirs. While there are a lot of shops dotting the island, the main five that are run by locals and promote locals are:

I'm sure that you've already checked out my posts on where to stay, what to do, and where to shop so of course the next natural thing to look at is where to eat. Food makes the world go round I think as we all need it and there are so many different flavours out there to be enjoyed.