This is a cool place that has a scenic drive up to it. It is basically a huge sundial in the shape…read moreof two intersecting m's. It's a nice thing to check out and the views are beautiful. There is a trail down to one of the beaches (maybe Isaac bay) that is really not that bad. It starts out a little rocky but it does level off. The views along the walk are gorgeous as well. We did not see any turtles on the beach but it is in a nature preserve area. We did see a hermit crab cross the path in front of us. I would recommend it because it's something unique to see and for the views, plus it's free!!

It was cool to stand so close to the easternmost point in the US. The Millennium Monument is a…read morebeautiful piece of art, and was a fitting piece to celebrate the first place in the US that saw the Year 2000. Cell service is spotty that far east on the island. Although we did not do it, a great experience is to be at Point Udall at sunrise to be among the first in the U.S. to see the new day.

Gorgeous view and an easy drive up and lookout point if you aren't mobile enough to enjoy on foot…read more There is a sea turtle reserve trail just down the hill and on the left that was a spectacular hike. No cell service down there and a quarter of a mile area marked "beware of bees".

This is more than just a monument; it is a sundial. Even though it is commonly mistaken for Point…read moreUdall, the Easternmost point in the US. It is not. It is situated behind and above the Point. It was built for the New Year's celebration in 2000 and welcoming of the new millennium. It marks the azimuth of the first United States sunrise of that year and was designed by by Bill Rich. The monument consists of 4 identical triangular pieces sitting up on their back sides with the points pointing up to the sky. They kind of resemble a door stop. They are made from stone and mortar and have a metal pole placed vertically in between the 4 structures. There is a brass information placard on one of the structures that gives some information about the monument. This is an attention getting piece that welcomes you to Point Udall. It is very fitting there and I am glad that I was able to see it. Sadly, the monument (the pole and the stone) has become an object for people to write their names on and graffiti. It could use a little love. There is no designated parking at the site. I, along with all the other visitors just parked along the wall in the circle. There are a few benches across from the monument across from each other and you will see some specular views. I highly recommend checking this place out while you are on the island. The good news is that it is a package deal and you also get to check out Point Udall, both at the very low price of free.

I would not recommend Virgin Ecotours. I booked an evening kayaking excursion, a few hours before…read morethe excursion. I mapped the location from the resort where I was staying, to the meet up location. I got a taxi to take us & we left with ample extra time to get to the location. Apparently there was an accident and our driver indicated that he was going to turn around and go another way, which would get us there right on the dot. However, route 2 was not panning out, as now other traffic also used that route. I emailed the company multiple times requesting if it was possible to move to next day. ZERO response. I texted the company phone number, requesting the same. ZERO response. I called before texting, no answer. I did this from the date of our reservation until into the afternoon the next day. Very, very disappointed, as their booking calendar showed availability for the following day, but no one would respond. So not only did we miss out on something fun, but we are out $250. Would not recommend whatsoever given the complete lack of communication. If I could give 0 stars, I would.

Wow - had an awesome time with Yosh and the gang! This isn't just any old kayak trip; it's a whole…read moreexperience! Not only did we take the two person kayaks out for a 3 mile spin, but we learned about the importance of the mangroves, island history, Caribbean Hermit Crab (aka Soldier Crab) and the highly toxic Manchineel Tree (the deadliest tree on earth). Wait, there's more! We also did some snorkeling where some in our group caught a glimpse of a sting ray and a lone barracuda. All in all, a great experience and I highly recommend this place for an unforgettable Ecotour. Thanks!

I found Misty Winter Photography by googling Real Estate Photographers & Architectural Design…read morehoping to find someone with an artistic eye for capturing the beauty of the surroundings as well as the subjects - this was for our wedding on St Thomas USVI, and WOW, Misty did not disappoint !!!! St Thomas provided her the perfect backdrop to unleash her creative talents. Our photographs exploded the with the vibrant colors from Caribbean, the island's living artifacts, the natural habitation, and my personal favorite she incorporated ancient ruins. Misty exudes professionalisms and patiences, after all we're not models, or millennials. She carefully orchestrated every detail of the shot, including taming my flying hair, to ensure the photographs were complete. I totally recommend Misty Winter Photography for all your events in life worth capturing in storybook detail.

Working with Misty was AWESOME, from beginning to end. She was quick to respond when I reached out…read moreto her before our island vacation. She helped us select a gorgeous location. During the shoot she made sure things (clothing, etc) were not out of place. Needless to say, she took great photographs. She gave us the photos quickly and we were able to purchase prints. We were well overdue taking family pictures and it was worth the wait-beautiful location and a wonderful photographer! Thanks Misty!

I searched all over the Internet to find a good beach and I have to say the online information is…read moregarbage. This to me was a hands-down, most beautiful white sand beach with calendar type photos. We were greeted by Myra who gave us amazing food and drinks and the people here were super friendly. The water is crystal clear and gorgeous and I promise you won't get a better Caribbean experience than this location.

I loved this beach. It's secluded, clean and as beautiful as all the other ones in St. Croix. It is…read morelocated right next to the buccaneers hotel. Drive like you were going to the buccaneer, but instead of going into the hotel, take a right. You will see a guard for a neighborhood. Tell them your going to the beach and they will let you in. You'll drive straight until it dead ends. There's parking on the right. Then you'll have to carry your stuff through a canopy of trees to get to the beach. Some of the tree canopy is low lying, so you'll have to duck for just a bit. Take your own chairs, blankets, etc. it's just sand and water. No facilities available. Shade is available under trees. The day I went, there was one other small group there, but for the most part, we had the whole beach to ourselves.