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Embarking on a tropical getaway to the picturesque St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands? This Caribbean gem boats a vibrant dining scene that caters to every palate, from fresh seafood delicacies to international flavors and local island favorites. Whether you’re a food enthusiast or simply looking for the perfect spot to unwind, we’ve curated a list of our six must‑try restaurants in St. Thomas. Honestly, it was hard to narrow it down to six, as there are so many great spots on Island! Prepare to indulge in a diverse array of flavors, impeccable service, and breathtaking ocean views that will leave you with unforgettable memories of your vacation in this Caribbean paradise!

Sea La Vie

Located in Frenchtown, Sea La Vie is a very charming French bistro that is the perfect spot for intimate dining. Reservations are strongly recommended due to it being a popular spot for locals and tourist. They have nightly specials that they usually share on their Facebook page as well as a wine list and delicious menu. The moment you walk in the door, you are greeted with soft lighting and sounds of jazz playing in the background. Sea La Vie is open Tuesday through Saturday from 5:30‑9pm call (340)693‑7808 for details.

The Caribbean, with its turquoise waters, pristine beaches and vibrant culture, has always been a dream destination for travelers. However, did you know that you can embark on an incredible Caribbean adventure without needing a passport!? In this guide, we will take you on a journey to five enchanting places in the USVI where you can experience tropical bliss, natural wonders, and explore the rich history. Get ready to discover St. Thomas, St. John, Water Island, St. Croix and Lovango.

Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

Cyril E. King Airport in St. Thomas is the gateway into the U.S. Virgin Islands. With its duty‑free shopping, picturesque beaches, and historical sites, this island offers something for everyone. Visit the iconic Magens Bay, ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Explore the history in downtown Charlotte Amalie and it’s deep rooted culture in the VI. Don’t forget to indulge in the delicious Caribbean cuisine and immerse yourself in the vibrant nightlife all over the island.

St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands

Known as the “jewel of the Caribbean”, St. John is a tropical paradise with over two‑thirds of the island designated as a national park. Just a 15 minute ferry ride over from St. Thomas, the island’s unspoiled beauty and breathtaking beaches attract nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Explore the Virgin Islands National Park, which boasts lush hiking trails, hidden coves, and stunning views. You might even run into the wild donkeys that roam the island. Trunk Bay, with its crystal‑clear waters and coral reefs, offers excellent snorkeling opportunities. To get a taste of the local culture, visit Cruz Bay, where you can find quaint shops and waterfront restaurants.

Water Island, U.S. Virgin Islands

Spotted from the balcony of Eleven Villa Blu, Water Island is a hidden gem that offers a day of fun. You can jump on a 5 minute ferry ride over from St. Thomas and rent a golf cart to explore. Honeymoon Beach, with its soft white sands and turquoise waters, is an idyllic spot for relaxing and swimming. Take a stroll to explore the ruins of historic Fort Segarra or indulge in a delicious tropical meal at Dinghy’s Beach Bar and Grill. With limited development and a slow pace of life, Water Island provides a soothing and stress‑free experience.

Frederiksted, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands

St. Croix, the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, is a melting pot of history, culture, and natural wonders. Discover the colonial‑era architecture and cobblestone streets of Christiansted, the island’s main town. Explore the historic Fort Christiansvaern and learn about the island’s Danish heritage. For nature enthusiasts, Buck Island Reed National Monument is a must‑visit, offering beautiful beaches with an underwater trail for snorkeling. Dont miss the chance to savor the unique fusion of Caribbean and Danish flavors in the local cuisine.

Visitors have long flocked to our shores, many of them heading for the luxury stores on St. Thomas’ Main Street. U.S. citizens can bring home up to $1,600 worth of merchandise duty-free, with diamond and gold jewelry, watches, and alcohol and tobacco products among the most sought-after items. But don’t stop there. Browse through gift shops, art galleries and bookstores on all three islands for island artwork, resort wear, locally made jewelry, T-shirts and other souvenirs of your vacation in America’s Paradise.

Main Street in Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, is the epicenter of our high-end stores. Shop for exquisite jewelry and watches made with superb craftsmanship and designed with everything from silver and gold to precious stones. You can find the sparkly stuff, as well as top-tier alcohol and tobacco, on all three islands.

St. Thomas, shopping capital of the Caribbean, draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year to buy goods duty-free. Yet it’s the laid-back lifestyle, ear-to-ear smiles and joy of our people that make this island a must-see for culture- and experience-craving travelers. Sample island favorites such as fish and fungi, callaloo stew, rice and whelks, pates (savory handmade pies) and dumb bread at a local eatery. You will find locals eager to recommend the best places to eat, shop and explore, as well as introduce trusted friends to show you the island as only a St. Thomas native could. St. Thomas is home to Fort Christian, built in 1680, and the second-oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere, as well as Danish-French Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro’s childhood home. Our island is also known for scuba diving, golf courses, picture-perfect beaches and spectacular nightlife.