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Dolphin Market

Dolphin Market

(19 reviews)

$$$

A great grocery that is just a 5-minute walk from entrance to the Westin…read more - - - - - - - - June, 2025 Visit Short Summary: Dolphin Market has almost anything you might be looking for; so close to the Westin... less than 10 minute walk from your room; 5 minute walk from the entrance... very friendly staff - - - My wonderful wife planned a relaxing trip for us to St. John's, US Virgin Islands (just east of Puerto Rico), in June, 2025; we had a great time... such a beautiful island! We stayed at the Westin, St. John, which does have a good on-site market and good restaurants. AND If you're staying for more than just a couple days, you'll likely want to get your own groceries and cook in your room. Dolphin Market is great for you. - - - Location - - - Dolphin Market is so close to the Westin; less than 10 minute walk from your room; 5 minute walk from the entrance... with very friendly staff - - - Selection - - - Dolphin Market has produce, deli, dairy, meat, wine/liquor, snacks, veggies, and more. The prices are what you have likely seen on other islands - higher than at home, but not excessively so. - - - Food Quality - - - You'll see many brands you're familiar with from home... and definitely some that are unique to the islands. Very good food. - - - Yes, they have some chocolate available, too. Thank you, Dolphin Market! ----- ----- -----

Nice and well stocked. Don't expect everything you see in mainland supermarkets - but they've done…read morea great job . We walked from our Gallows Point Resort almost daily to buy a few items.

99 Steps

99 Steps

(18 reviews)

It's iconic! It may not be a big deal for someone living here, but that view of the harbor when…read morewalking up or down is absolutely stunning. It's way better in person than in pictures. Our walking tour started from Blackbeard's Castle. Fortunately, it is much easier walking down than up. They've added more sturdy hand rails which makes it so much safer. It had been closed for a while due to ongoing structural repairs. The Danes constructed it some time in the 1700s. The steps were needed to get from the harbor to the higher parts of Government Hill. The bricks come from the ballast used to balance the weight of cargo in the hull of merchant ships. Many Caribbean structures and even some cities on the US coastal mainland were built with these yellow bricks. They did a good job restoring it while keeping its historical look. It's a cool local experience that shouldn't be missed. A highly recognized landmark in Charlotte Amalie.

My family and I were on a cruise and one of our stops was St. Thomas. While we were in port, we…read moredecided to explore the area and stray away from the portside attractions and vendors. Depending on what you plan to do, St. Thomas is walkable, but they also have public transportation. My family walked around the island and used public transportation as well. If you are interested in going walking up the 99 steps I would definitely recommend visiting Blackberds Castle, because it is located at the top of the staircase. The staircase is located down an ordinary street, so it might be hard to recognize it at first. Make sure to look at photos before going so you don't pass, like my family did. The staircase is well maintained with no visible damage, such as missing stones. To my surprise the staircase was wide making it easy for one person to go up and down at the same time. Since it does get hot in St. Thomas I would recommend going in the morning. This is what my family did and there was a couple climbing the stairs with us. One nice aspect I liked was there were trees covering the top of the stairs, making a wonderful canopy of shade, so that the sun doesn't roast you while making the descent up or down the staircase. If you are interested in walking up the 99 steps I would recommend that you are in good health, because it could be strenuous to some. Don't worry though, because Blackbeard Castle is also accessible by road, so if you are unable to make the climb you do have other options. The best part was making it to the top of the staircase and seeing the gorgeous panamic view of St. Thomas, truly memorizing. If I'm ever back in St. Thomas, I would definitely make the climb again with my family.

Lumberyard - parking - Updated October 2026

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