St. Croix U.S. Virgin Islands

Sunset over St. Croix

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Snorkeling over a coral reef

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Point Udall, the eastern tip of the island

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Swinging in St. George Village Botanical Garden

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Sailing tour to the uninhabited Buck Island Reef National Monument

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Buildings adding splashes of color to the hillside

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Waves crashing against the shore at Frederiksted Beach

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18th century waterfront buildings at Christiansted National Historic Site

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Weather Underground

Spring

24 - 31 ºC

Summer

26 - 32 ºC

Fall

24 - 31 ºC

Winter

22 - 29 ºC

January

22 - 29 ºC

February

22 - 29 ºC

March

22 - 29 ºC

April

23 - 30 ºC

May

24 - 30 ºC

June

25 - 32 ºC

July

26 - 32 ºC

August

26 - 32 ºC

September

25 - 32 ºC

October

25 - 32 ºC

November

24 - 31 ºC

December

23 - 30 ºC

Major Airports:

St. Croix (STX)
States:

U.S. Virgin Islands

Soak in some rays, then soak up culture

As the easternmost point of the USA, St. Croix offers a world of delights to travelers looking for a more laid-back experience in the U.S. Virgin Islands. You’ll discover an island heavy in culture, with historic landmarks, places of worship and festivals that run all year long. St. Croix has some of the most renowned diving sites in the world.

Relax on the beach in the morning. Take a horseback ride near an 18th century sugar mill. Explore a colonial church in the afternoon and have a romantic dinner in the evening. You’ll be sure to find a number of ways to fill every day you’re here.

Absorb Crucian culture in Christiansted and Frederiksted, the two largest towns on the island. Take in a round of golf at one of two championship courses.

White sand, turquoise waters and sunny days make for a sun-lover’s paradise. There are nearly three dozen beaches, from hot spots to more hidden gems. If you want a full range of activities, choose one of the beaches near Colony Cove or Chenay Bay. If you like privacy, there are quiet beaches near Frederiksted.

Water activities on St. Croix are no less impressive. St. Croix is home to the Buck Island Reef National Monument, one of only three underwater national monuments in the USA. Snorkelers and scuba divers can explore an underwater trail and discover an assortment of sea life, from the protected coral reef to native flora and fauna, the hawksbill turtle and brown pelican.

Sounds like a lot, doesn’t it? This barely scratches the surface of what St. Croix offers. Go to visitUSVI.com to explore this enchanting place, as well as the other destinations of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Thomas and St. John. See why the locals like to call the islands “so nice!”