St. Thomas
An energetically pulsating island
St. Thomas, in the U.S. Virgin Islands, is a contemporary paradise full of jewels from the colonial era. It is a haven for adventure seekers as well as historians. The island is home to some of the most well-liked activities in the U.S. Virgin Islands and one of the most stunning harbors on the planet. Savor some of the most beautiful beaches on the planet. Visit illustrious museums, forts, and ancient homes to relive history. Walk, ride a bike, or use the sky tram. Have a game of golf. Both those seeking excitement and those seeking quiet relaxation will find plenty to enjoy at St. Thomas’s attractions.
Charlotte Amalie is always at the top of the list of places to visit in the U.S. Virgin Islands because of its unique blend of vibrant urban life and natural beauty. The most popular port in the Caribbean, it has duty-free shopping, sophisticated restaurants, a vibrant nightlife, and even submarine rides.
It’s family time in St. Thomas. Both locals and tourists have long favored Coral World Ocean Park. Visitors to the park can feed the lorikeets, swim with sea lions, take a sea trek over the ocean floor, and more. The Undersea Observatory, which is situated nine meters below the surface, and the Marine Gardens, which has 21 aquariums, are two other noteworthy features.
Visitors can see some of the most breathtaking vistas in the Caribbean by riding the St. Thomas Skyride, which whisks them more than 200 meters over Charlotte Amalie. See goats, parrots, ducks, geese, and other tropical birds while hiking the Nature Trail. A stunning haven full of vibrant butterfly species from all over the world is the Butterfly Garden.
Enjoy playing golf? Enjoy a round on the 18-tough holes on the George and Tom Fazio-designed course, which culminates in the famous “Devil’s Triangle,” a trio of trademark holes on the Atlantic Ocean that is recognized worldwide. The beaches, the beaches, the beaches. The most well-liked beach in St. Thomas is Magens Bay, a heart-shaped bay that is sheltered and extends over 1.5 kilometers. It has white sand and sapphire-blue waves that make it feel like heaven. The ideal beaches are there for swimming, fishing, snorkeling, water sports, and even a little privacy, depending on your preferences.
Not to mention the amazing water sports available in St. Thomas. Hundreds of invertebrates, 40 different kinds of coral, and more than 500 different species of fish may all be seen in the water, whether you’re a novice or an experienced diver. Octopuses, seahorses, and moray eels appear as the sun sets. At one of the numerous turtle nesting sites, visitors who are lucky enough may even get to see turtles hatch.
Although St. Thomas offers a lot, there is still more to explore. To learn more about St. Thomas and other U.S. Virgin Islands locations like St. John and St. Croix, visit VisitUSVI.com. And discover for yourself why our islands are referred to as “so nice” by the locals!