If you’re anything like me, a fun night of revelry at the St. Thomas Carnival can leave you feeling a bit rough around the edges the next day. Thankfully, there’s a cure for that: a day at Magens Bay. Take some time to explore St. Thomas before returning to St. Croix.
Things to do
A First-Timer’s Guide for St. Thomas Carnival: Jouvert, Dancing, Costumes, and More
Traveling to the U.S. Virgin Islands for Carnival is an experience like no other. For a first-time Carnival goer, the vibrant costumes, lively music, and mouth-watering local food will leave an indelible mark. Sadly, I missed the St Croix Carnival back in December, so I was looking for ways to still participate in the Carnival experience Virgin Islands style. I was pleased to find an easy and exciting way to get from St Croix to St Thomas, I highly recommend taking the Seaborne Seaplane.
From France to the Caribbean: The Evolution of Quadrille and Quelbe in St. Croix
St. Croix, the largest of the US Virgin Islands, is a melting pot of different cultures and traditions. Among the many cultural traditions that have found a home on the island are Quadrille dancing and Quelbe music, two unique forms of expression that have been a part of the island’s cultural fabric for generations.
10 Surprising Facts You Never Knew About St. Croix, USVI
St. Croix, one of the US Virgin Islands, is a marvelous tropical paradise that boasts many hidden treasures. It’s a stunning island, rich with history, culture, and amazing food. If you plan to visit St. Croix sometime soon and are looking for fascinating trivia to share with friends or impress locals, keep reading!
Camping on the Beach: St. Croix’s Easter Tradition
The island of St. Croix is known for its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it a popular vacation spot for many. However, during Easter time, a unique tradition takes place that sees thousands of Crucian families leave the comfort of their homes and head to the beaches to camp for at least three days of fellowship. This long-held tradition, which dates back at least thirty years, is almost sacred to the people of St. Croix.
Hop into the Holiday Spirit at St. Croix’s Easter Egg Hunts
Easter celebrations in the Caribbean often include a popular tradition of Easter egg hunts. Families and children gather to search for hidden eggs filled with candy and small toys.
And if you’re fortunate enough to find yourself on St. Croix during Easter weekend, you’re in for a treat. The island boasts not one, but two exciting Easter egg hunts that families with young children, teens, and adults can enjoy.
Business Spotlight: Experience Paradise: Discovering the Beauty of Rainbow Beach and Rhythms Kitchen on St. Croix
St. Croix is a paradise for beach lovers, and Rainbow Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. With its soft white sand, crystal-clear turquoise water, and stunning views of the Caribbean Sea, Rainbow Beach is a must-visit for any traveler.
Multi-Grammy Winning Artists Light Up the Stage at the USVI Caribbean Music Festival in Frederiksted
Part two of the United States Virgin Islands (USVI) Caribbean Music Festival Series was truly a night to remember. As an admittedly new and unsophisticated fan of jazz, I was blown away by the talent and energy displayed by each performer.
The festival offers an opportunity to experience the unique mix of cultures through music. The free outdoor community concerts held at the Frederiksted Promenade in St. Croix offer a vibrant atmosphere and a chance to connect with the local community.
Discover the Charm of St. Croix: A Warm Welcome to Cruise Ship Passengers
There is so much to see and do on this historic island. St Croix in the US Virgin Islands is the perfect place to explore and escape into paradise. With only one cruise ship (on rare occasions two) in port at a time, you don’t have to worry about battling large crowds and can make the most of your time here.
St Croix’s St Patrick’s Day: Celebrating a Unique Blend of Irish and Caribbean Culture
Did you know that St Croix throws an epic St Patrick’s Day Party? What makes it so special, you might ask? Take a rich cultured island famous for its rum add a healthy pinch of Irish heritage, and you’ve got a recipe for a truly unique and colorful celebration.