RELAX — LIFE'S A BEACH
Northshore Beaches: Some have smooth sandy bottoms ideal for swimming, and others have rock and coral-lined entries perfect for snorkeling! Many beaches on St. Croix are continuous with other beaches having a different name.
Southside Beaches : The south shore is dotted with so many little beaches that you just happen onto, that is highly unlikely that we have found them all.
East End Beaches : There are many beaches East of Christiansted on St. Croix . Some are a bit harder to get to but usually not as crowded.
West End Beaches : St. Croix offers a large number of beaches and water activities. Try a few for a fun and memorable vacation. All of the beaches in the US Virgin Islands are accessible to the public.
Beach Pictures: Other beach pictures and more.
Getting Around: Options for getting here and how to get around once you are here.
Flora/Fauna of St. Croix: Check out pictures and info on what you will enjoy seeing.
Our Condo – Caribeblue: Check out what our "Paradise" looks like. And check the view!
Rum Punch: There is more than just punch here.
Caribbean Recipes: Try something new and bring back an island memory. Or have a Caribbean party.
Sunscreen: Recommends for intense sun.
Activities: What do you want to do? Snorkel, golf, the list goes on.
Sights: What do you want to see? A sunset, a crab race, an historical site or just a beach.
Ken & Barbie: Who we are. Send a note— picture etc.
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The USVI is outside the U.S. Customs zone, so there are no sales tax or tariffs on merchandise. U.S. visitors can spend $ 1,600.00 duty free. When you go through customs for your departure you will be required to fill out a "Customs Form" itemizing your purchases. Each person is allowed $ 1,600.00 total. Over that amount, there is a terrif.
Each person is allowed 3 cartons of cigarettes to take home. Also, each person is given an allowance of 5 bottles of liquor, six if one is made on island. ie. Cruzan Rum. American Airlines has agreed to exempt duty-free boxes of liquor from their new checked baggage charges.
DOCUMENTATION NEEDED The U.S. Justice Department has confirmed that traveling with a US Passport is not a requirement for American citizens when coming to St. Croix . A valid photo ID is all you need for getting around to travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands. It is recommended that you also bring a copy of your birth certificate. Please call U.S. Customs at 340-773-1490 if you have any questions.
If you are traveling from another country (not a U.S. Citizen) a valid passport from your country of origin is required.
ISLAND WEDDING
An eight-day waiting period is needed for couples wanting to be married on St. Croix in the Virgin Islands. For information write to:
Clerk of the Territorial Court
P.O. Box 70
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 00801
(340) 774-7325
SMOKING
Anti - smoking legislation: In May 2010, the Virgin Islands Legislature passed the Virgin Islands Smoke Free Act that will ban smoking in all enclosed buildings, including restaurants and bars. Smoking will be prohibited throughout the Territory in enclosed establishments and in places of employment and within 20 feet of an entrance to a building. It also will be banned in government buildings, public restrooms, lobbies, elevators, reception areas, hallways, on the grounds of any school, offices, banks, commercial establishments, bars, restaurants, galleries, museums, buses, taxis, airports, hospitals, shopping establishments, auditoriums, Laundromats and nursing homes.
Although smoking would be illegal in hotels, the proprietor will have the right to set aside smoking rooms.Smoking will be allowed in private residences and vehicles as well as in establishments that are not enclosed by a floor and ceiling. It also will be permitted in open air public areas, such as streets, sidewalks and beaches
A person who smokes in an area where smoking is prohibited commits a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not less that $100 and not more than $250 for each violation.