Pass by waterfront an see spectacular views of the cruise port and ferry docks. We will also visit Mainstreet where you can do some duty free shopping. Driving time.

Main Street or Dronningens Gade (Danish name meaning Queen’s Street) is the main street running through Charlotte Amalie. The buildings on the south side of Main Street are long, separated by narrow alleys. These were warehouses for storing goods during the heyday of trade. On the north side are a collection of 18th and 19th century classic West Indian buildings and former town houses. The buildings are square in shape and many are two stories with balconies. In the past the first floor housed shops; the second floor would have been the shop keeper’s residence. Today many of these old buildings are repurposed as duty free shops. You will have some time to roam Main Street and visit the shops and resturants in the area.

The 99 Steps is one of the most distinguishable landmarks in St. Thomas. The staircase is one of several 'step-streets' originally built by the Danes.

Historic property dating back to the 1600's. The resort occupies an entire hilltop with spectacular views overlooking the harbor and town of Charlotte Amalie. Its signature red rooftops are among the first sights for arriving cruise passengers.

We will make a stop at Blackbeard's Castle which is one of five National Historic Landmarks in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It is located in the city of Charlotte Amalie, on the island of St. Thomas. Built in 1679 by the Danes as a watchtower to protect the harbor as well as Fort Christian. Blackbeard's Castle was originally called Skytsborg (meaning protection castle). It is located at the highest point on Government Hill. Skytsborg served as a very effective vantage point for Danish soldiers to spot enemy ships. Fort Christian is at sea level, thus making it ideal for thwarting attackers with cannon fire; however, the fort itself did not provide an ideal view of incoming ships entering the harbor. You can vist the duty free shop or have a drink at Jolly Rogers bar- there is a pool available as well.

Le belvédère Skyline Drive offre une vue panoramique sur le port, notamment Charlotte Amalie, l'île Hassel, l'île Water et bien plus encore ! Vous pourrez prendre des photos et profiter pleinement de ce point de vue populaire. C'est un endroit très prisé, alors n'oubliez pas votre appareil photo.

Saint-Thomas est une ville montagneuse offrant de magnifiques panoramas. Les points de vue les plus populaires sont Drakes Seat et Skyline Drive Overlook. Drake’s Seat a été construit en 1933 par Arthur Fairchild. À cette époque, parcourir les collines de Saint-Thomas se faisait à cheval ou à pied. Il a pensé que l’endroit où il a construit Drake’s Seat était un endroit agréable pour se reposer. Vous aussi, faites une pause et admirez la vue imprenable depuis ce célèbre point de vue !

Le point de vue est situé au sommet du mont Saint-Pierre, le point culminant de l'île. Il offre une vue sur la baie de Magens qui rivalise avec celle de Drake's Seat grâce à son altitude plus élevée, permettant d'admirer encore plus d'îles environnantes, dont les îles Vierges britanniques. Cependant, les visiteurs trouveront bien plus qu'une vue imprenable à Mountain Top. L'attraction est également idéale pour acheter des souvenirs, des vêtements et autres cadeaux. Mountain Top est également célèbre pour sa boisson signature, le daïquiri à la banane, élaboré avec une variété de rhums Cruzan locaux.

Magens Bay Beach is one of the most breathtaking beaches in the world and a must-visit while in St. Thomas. Located on the north (Atlantic) side of the island, this iconic beach features nearly three-quarters of a mile of soft white sand and calm, crystal-clear waters protected by the surrounding bay. It’s loved by visitors and locals alike for its beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and easy swimming conditions. The bay is framed by the Peterborg Peninsula and Tropaco Point, keeping the water usually calm year-round. While snorkeling is limited due to the sandy bottom, sea turtles, tarpon, conch, and tropical fish are often spotted close to shore. Your visit follows a scenic island tour with stops at Mountain Top, Drake’s Seat, and Skyline Lookout, then relax at Magens Bay or any beach of your choice. Beach time is flexible. Simply tell your driver when you’re ready to be picked up. Admission not included: $7 per adult, children under 12 free.