An island of contrasts, St. Croix combines a rural feel with excellent dining choices, great golf courses, and airport access. Beachfront resorts of all sizes, a handful of small hotels tucked away in the island’s two towns, numerous condominium complexes on the beach and up in the hills, old sugar plantation ruins, and an oil refinery all share its 58 sq miles (150 sq km) of rolling hills and undulating coastline. Its size makes it large enough for some interesting drives, but small enough to find the perfect patch of island sun. In short, St. Croix combines the best of the other USVI islands sitting 40 miles (64 km) to the north, with a pace not as slow as St. John’s but with less bustle than St. Thomas.
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St. John Blues FestivalThe St John Blues Festival takes place every spring at venues throughout the town, including Island Blues and Shipwreck Landing in Coral Bay and Mongoose Junction Courtyard and Wharfside Village in... Read more
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International Rolex RegattaEvery spring, St Thomas is the proud host of one of the world's greatest yacht races - the International Rolex Regatta. The rich and famous converge on St Thomas Yacht Club in their state-of-the-art... Read more
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Triathlon Jump Up!The Jump Up! street celebrations in Christiansted take place four times a year in February, April, July and November. The Triathlon Jump Up! is a chance for some healthy partying before the... Read more
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