Virgin Islands Suggested Trips

When you arrive in port, take a taxi to Morningstar Beach. It was one of my favorite beaches and it also has a nice outdoor restaurant centrally located if you are hungry. I only went to Magen's Bay once, but it is also nice. There is also a great restaurant that serves burgers, salads and a lot of other stuff. I can't remember what it is called, but it is literally a block forward when you step off of a cruise ship in port. Keep in mind though that if you eat anywhere in St. Thomas, you need to be prepared to wait. They are in no hurry at all.

You hav to find Megan's Beach

Low key. You are lookng at the eastern most golf course in the USA. You can dine al fresco at Duggans ... the fish and lobster are ALWAYS fresh if Frank Duggan says they are. Most seafood is delivered fresh daily. Great little deli at teh entrance to The Reef (funky 1960's development ... an early adopter on St. Croix). Nice beach next to Duggan's and they serve cold beer all day. Duggan's is casual and elegant at the same time ... shorts to linen jackets and dresses can be can be seen but something in the middle is more common. For a truly elegant evening, go up the hill to Villa Madeline for true island splendor from the top of the mountain overlooking Teague Bay. And everything is walking distance though you might want to driv up the hill as walking home in the dark could be lethal. Enjoy.

there are just 3 words- shopping x3

Lots of stores here that you see everywhere in the Caribbean. But the H. Stern Outlet -- it's one of a kind and has gorgeous gems and gold.