Activities in U.S. Virgin Islands

Stocked with an eclectic array of vintage books, antique jewelry, and other odds and ends from around the world, Carson Company's neatly cluttered con

The chic Frenchtown watering hole consistently draws crowds for its wines and aperitifs, served on a long wooden bar under flattering amber lighting.

This immaculate 11-acre property, cloistered in the volcanic peaks above Magens Bay, is made all the lovelier by the surrounding botanical gardens and

Insiders know to climb three flights to find this space—the birthplace of Camille Pissarro—which claims several prints by the celebrated Impressionist

A restored 19th century Danish banker's house—with wrought-iron balconies and rows of shuttered windows—is filled with West Indian antiques and painti

The beach can only be reached by hiking from Caneel Bay or Cruz Bay, so it’s rarely crowded.

Take in harbor views while sipping an afternoon rum punch on the palm tree-shaded terrace bar. The quiet, coral-hued landmark is a welcome escape from

Wyndham Sugar Bay Resort's Journeys Spa on the East End, is known for its hydrotherapy treatments. Try the signature Healing Waters, a soak in mandari

This company has the largest variety of villas on St. Thomas, and can book chefs and helicopter tours.

Watch world-renowned acts—from reggae bands to ballet troupes—take the stage in the evening at this partially covered amphitheater, affiliated with th

Every seven minutes, gondolas inch their way 700 feet up Flag Hill. The summit station, Paradise Point, sells kitschy tourist fare, such as stuffed an

Take a five-minute stroll along the Crystal Gade to the St. Thomas Synagogue, a peaceful refuge with sand-covered floors and whitewashed walls.  The s

The name is a bit grandiose for this tiny new shop with divine Belgian chocolates. The treats, lined up in a glass case, are made by hand in a closet-

Jump aboard the Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas' 53-foot catamaran, which runs an excursion to St. John that is open to anyone, complete with cocktails and h

The beach is wildly popular, but first-time visitors shouldn’t miss the snorkeling trail managed by the National Park Service, with plaques on the oce

Varlack Ventures operates regular ferries from Red Hook and Charlotte Amalie throughout the day.

A local institution, Zora has been crafting bespoke sandals since 1962. A bestseller: the Denmark Hill model with a toe loop, which can be made either