Saint Croix District

The largest island of the US Virgin Islands, where Danish colonial towns and a coral reef national monument sit side by side at a relaxed pace.

Saint Croix District corresponds to St. Croix, the largest island in the US Virgin Islands, located south of St. Thomas. Its two main towns, Christiansted and Frederiksted, preserve streets and forts from the Danish colonial era, and Christiansted National Historic Site is well worth a visit. Offshore, Buck Island Reef National Monument has an underwater snorkeling trail, and the island's eastern tip is one of the easternmost points of US territory. The island is also known for rum distilling. The best season is December to April. The gateway is Henry E. Rohlsen International Airport.

Destinations

• Saint Croix

Itineraries

• US Virgin Islands 3-Island Itinerary – Spend two nights each in historic Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands National Park on St. John, and the Danish colonial t…