St. Thomas
Duty-free shopping paradise with stunning harbor views
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What to do in St. Thomas
A taste of the experiences we can build into your St. Thomas itinerary.
Where to stay & what to book in St. Thomas
Hand-picked stays, tours and experiences our family recommends on St. Thomas.
Flavors of St. Thomas Walking Food Tour
Charlotte Amalie food tour — curry chicken, rum cocktails, island history. 886+ reviews. Featured on CNN & BBC.
ViewCruz Bay Watersports Catamaran Tour
Award-winning catamaran from the Ritz-Carlton dock. Snorkeling, open bar, expert crew.
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Jost Van Dyke Day Trip — Soggy Dollar Bar
55ft catamaran to the BVI. Snorkel, White Bay, Soggy Dollar Painkillers. Most memorable day trip.
ViewTaco Tug — Water Island & Lime Out
Restored Navy lifeboat to Honeymoon Beach & Lime Out Floating Taco Bar. Unique & Instagram-worthy.
ViewNight Kayaking at the Westin
Bioluminescent-style night kayak with legendary guides Curtis & Aionzo. Sells out fast.
ViewGodfrey Tours — Island Sightseeing + Beach
Charlotte Amalie, Drake's Seat, Mountain Top, Magens Bay. 1,800+ reviews. Best value tour.
ViewCoral World — SeaTrek Helmet Dive
Walk on the ocean floor — no dive experience needed. Sea turtles & coral reefs. Best family activity.
ViewSunset Dinner Sail — Charlotte Amalie
54ft catamaran, BBQ dinner, open bar, harbor lights at sunset. Romantic.
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Where to eat in St. Thomas
Food experiences to book, tables worth reserving, and the places our family simply loves on St. Thomas.
Also worth knowing
Independent picks — not partners, no links, and we earn nothing from them.
- Gladys’ CafeWest Indian · $$
Local West Indian breakfast and lunch in downtown Charlotte Amalie, known for its homemade hot sauces.
- Hull Bay HideawayBeach bar · $$
A relaxed north-shore beach bar on Hull Bay — burgers, fish tacos and a quieter side of the island.
“Paid Partner” marks a restaurant with a commercial agreement with us. Places marked “Not a partner”, and everything under “Also worth knowing”, are independent recommendations — we also recommend non-partners when they are the better fit.