Charlotte Amalie Vacations

Built in 1679, this Danish watchtower offers panoramic harbor views and tales of Blackbeard's pirate lookout. Explore the surrounding area for a glimpse into St. Thomas's maritime history.

The second-oldest synagogue in the Western Hemisphere features distinctive sand-covered floors symbolizing the Israelites' desert journey. The adjacent Weibel Museum showcases St. Thomas's rich Jewish heritage.

Lindbergh Bay's pristine white sand and turquoise waters offer a tranquil escape just minutes from the airport. Enjoy gentle waves perfect for swimming, with beach chairs and water activities available nearby.

Soar 700 feet above Charlotte Amalie in a moving aerial tram for breathtaking Caribbean panoramas. At the summit, savor local cuisine and the signature Baileys® Bushwacker while taking in harbor views.

This historic 1828 building, once Danish barracks before becoming the Virgin Islands Legislature, offers scenic harbor views of Charlotte Amalie from its light green courtyard, showcasing the island's colonial heritage.

Brewers Bay Beach offers crystal-clear waters where sea turtles often glide beneath the surface. Snorkel in the calm shallows, then sample authentic Caribbean dishes from local food trucks under shady sea grape trees.

Adjacent to St. Thomas's cruise dock, Havensight Mall offers 60+ duty-free shops selling jewelry, electronics, and local crafts. Browse international brands and savor Caribbean cuisine in this vibrant open-air destination.

Climb this historic 18th-century Danish staircase to discover panoramic views of Charlotte Amalie harbor. The 103 steps (despite the "99" name) lead to Blackbeard's Castle through lush tropical surroundings.