Funfilled daysail adventures to St. John and the Virgin Islands National Park. Sail in the cool tropical breezes and explore the pristine white sand beaches and snorkel the colorful coral reefs. Relax and enjoy Capt'n Jim's freshly prepared gourmet grub and luscious specialty libations! Convieniently located on the East End of St. Thomas near most resorts and an easy ride from the cruise ship dock. Sail Jester and experience the very best of the Virgins!

An exquisitely restored 18th-century Danish house with a collection of West Indian antiques.

Follow a nature trail that leads you through nearly 200 varieties of tropical plants and an orchid jungle, wander through a gallery displaying local art, or take a sip of complimentary rum punch when you visit these scenic botanical gardens that are perched on a mountainside 1,000 feet above sea level.

The walking tour is a great way to see the historic sites of St. Thomas.   Part of the tour takes you up 99 Steps, past a V.I. government buildi... to the top where Blackbeards Castle is located...

Yacht Haven Grande is your seaside destination location! Located between the Cruise Ship Dock and downtown Charlotte Amalie there is no better stop than our fabulous duty free shopping, excellent waterfront dining options and our amazing views of the Mega Yachts and Caribbean landscaping. No matter what your in the mood for Yacht Haven Grande is the one-stop that you can't pass up! We'll be waiting for you!

Cove with calm waters that makes Coki a great child safe beach. Wonderful snorkeling spot, don't forget to bring a dog bone to feed the fish. Gets very crowded when many cruise ships are in port...

This championship par-70, 18-hole golf course, designed by Tom Fazio, overlooks the Caribbean Sea with sweeping views of the British Virgin Islands, and features the "Devil's Triangle," a three-hole challenge that often stumps the best of golfers.

Sephardic Jews fleeing the Spanish Inquisition built the oldest active synagogue in the U.S. territories.

A haven for hikers, more than 135 acres of this island located in Charlotte Amalie harbor is part of the Virgin Islands National Park.

This 17th-century Danish fort houses a museum featuring a collection of Amerindian relics.

Once the 17th-century Fort Skytsborg, Blackbeard’s Castle was re-named for the pirate who frequently visited the island.

Colombian Emeralds International has a long established reputation for integrity and quality in fine, exquisite jewellery. They offer special duty-free prices while still maintaining the highest quality . Their emeralds are purchased directly from the interntionally-renowned emerald cutters of Bogota, Colombia. Colombian Emeralds also carries several ranges from many of the world's leading jewellery manufacturers along with their own line of unique, sea-inspired 14k jewellery entitled 'Sea Treasures'. Colombian Emeralds also stocks a wide selection of the world's top names in watches. With branches throughout the Caribbean, the Bahamas and Alaska, Colombian Emeralds is the world's leading emerald jeweller, yet it offers much, much more.

This beach has two faces: a quit spot to relax in a lounge chair and sip tropical drinks purchased from the beach bar; or, a sporty beach to snorkel, windsurf, sail and play volleyball. The choice is yours.

Go night snorkeling at Hull Bay and greet octopi and schools of squid.

This pretty stretch of beach that runs along a natural cove is highly recommended for watching romantic sunsets and, for the naturalists, spotting iguana.

Bike tour of Water Island that includes a visit to a 17th-centuryu plantation and time for sunbathing and a swim at Honeymoon Beach.

Welcome to the Greenhouse St Thomas! Dan, Billy, Eric, Doug, Scott and Frank all welcome you to our little corner of one of the most happening spots in the United States Virgin Islands. We enjoy Happy Hour so much, that we decided to hold it everyday! 2 for 1 Drinks and Discounted Appetizers are the mainstay from 4:30PM until closing! We also provide a DJ for your drinking and dining pleasure many days during the week. Don't miss BINGO FRIDAY, where you can win a truckload of awesome prizes! Everything from Fast Ferry Getaways to St Croix to Submarine Trips from Atlantis Submarine and much more! It will blow you away! Just come early, so you can grab a seat!

Strategically close to where the cruise ships disgorge their passengers, you can stock up on souvenirs and mementos before your actual visit.

The Caribbean is widely known as a shopper's paradise, and Yacht Haven Grande is truly a shopper's haven. Guests will experience a tropical village in which to enjoy lunch or a cocktail while shopping a variety of world famous stores, entertained by the sights and sounds of the Caribbean.

Explore the stunning tropical underwater world from the comfort and safety of the high-tech Atlantis XV, the world's newest and most advanced passenger submarine. After a 20-minute ferry ride to the dive site at Turtle Cove, you board the real submarine where your pilot and co-pilot point out colorful sponges, corals and whimsical tropical fish as the sub descends to a depth of 80 to 90 feet. Marvel at the abundant varieties of sea life and perhaps encounter a shark or two!

A.H. Riise is a typical Caribbean "department: store,' selling crystal, perfumes, gifts, trinkets, wine and liquor. Riise has two locations, one in town, away from the cruise dock and the second at...

A lovers lookout spot where the sun treats you to a thrilling show of colors.

The wreck of this former Coast Guard cutter makes a great dive site.

The Havensight Mall is here, or come to watch the cruise ships dock.

This coral-encrusted exposed rock pinnacle is a challenging dive that should be tried only when conditions are are safe.

Otherwise known as Kyst Vejen, this shop-filled road runs parallel to the waterfront.

Among its offerings, find Caribbean artifacts and antiques dating back to the Taino Indians.

Running parallel to the waterfront, Back Street, or Vimmelskaft Gade, is a bustling shopping area.

This 400-foot long freighter sunk off the southern coast of St. Thomas, encrusted as it is with marine growth, makes for great diving.

The vantage point where Sir Francis Drake was supposed to have looked for enemy ships of the Spanish fleet, this lookout includes a panoramic view of the Virgin Islands where the Atlantic Ocean joins the Caribbean Sea

At the center of the St. Thomas cultural scene, performances include ballet, chorale groups and repertory companies.