Historical Tours in St Croix
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From USD 125Guided Kayak Tour of Salt River Bay Ecology and History
Explore the rich ecology and pre-Columbian history on this guided kayak tour. The kayak does all the work and you enjoy the peaceful, serene surroundings. These Kayaks are foot-pedaled, giving you a hands-free experience and the ability to easily cut through the wind and currents. Free hands let you take lots of pictures, too! The kayaks also have hand-operated rudder controls, recumbent high-back seats, and cup holders for extra comfort. Paddle through tranquil waters while learning about the island's diverse ecosystems, including the largest remaining mangrove forests in the Virgin Islands. Discover the historical significance of the Columbus Landing Site and the ancient Taino settlement, all while enjoying views of unique wildlife such as jellyfish, endangered birds, and even deer. This immersive experience combines nature and history, making it a must for eco-tourists and history enthusiasts alike.
From USD 100A Evening Cultural Experience Through Food Cooking Class St. Croix
The opportunity to do what the locals do. This is an authentic experience wouldn't find it anywhere else. The opportunity to get first hand knowledge and experience from the local is rewarding. Learning the Crucian Dialect allows to fit in and be apart of the culture.
From USD 35Farm to Bottle Tour at Prosperity Farm Distillery
Explore the unique world of craft distilling at St. Croix's first farm-to-bottle distillery, Prosperity Farm Distillery. Located on 180 acres of lush acres overlooking the sea, this tour offers an in-depth look at sustainable sugarcane farming, the history of Estate Prosperity, and the distillation process. Taste the essence of local flavors with a flight of 3 handcrafted spirits and enjoy a premium cocktail. Relax in the air-conditioned tasting room and discover locally crafted goods in your boutique, making your visit both educational and enjoyable. - Experience the only farm-to-bottle distillery on St. Croix - Enjoy a tasting flight of small-batch spirits and a premium cocktail - Guided tour covering sustainable farming, the rich history of Estate Prosperity, and craft distilling from harvest to bottle - Browse your boutique featuring unique local crafts and gifts
From USD 115Frederiksted Historical Tour with Rum Distillery
Payne's Tour Services gives passengers a look at Frederiksted. First stop is St. George Village Botanical Garden with arboretum. The garden is set in and around a 19th century Danish sugarcane plantation with over 1500 native and exotic species. Next, we will visit the Cruzan Rum Distillery, take a 30-minute walk and learn about the culture of St. Croix. Adults will get to sample varieties of handmade Crucian Cruzan Rum which I consider to be the most honored rum distillery in the world. Children underage is also welcome; they will sample a variety of Juices or soft drinks in lieu of rum. Last, we will go to Rainbow beach which is popular for families or anyone who wants to spend a perfect getaway. Its white sand and perfect water is best for swimming, snorkeling or just enjoying and relaxing in the calm, clear water.
From USD 62Island Chocolate Experience with Tasting
Step into the heart of historic Christiansted and awaken your senses with a decadent chocolate tasting experience at Bleu Chocolàt, where Caribbean culture meets handcrafted elegance. This is a family-friendly activity. Children will enjoy the pleasure of eating chocolate, think Willy Wonka - Caribbean Style. Perfect for both adults and children, these delightful experiences take you on a journey through the fascinating world of chocolate — from its rich history to the fine art of tempering, decorating, and design.
From USD 175Private Sailing Tour of Pirate Waters and Shipwrecks
Salt River Bay, St. Croix, was a pirate nest for two and a half centuries, used by Kalinago, Conquistadors, Buccaneers, and Pirates, and appears almost as pristine as when they anchored in the bay, sold their plunder, and partied ashore. Salt River Bay is also an ecological preserve filled with natural tropical beauty, mangroves, sea turtles, large tarpon, palm-covered beaches, and coral reefs.
From USD 40Deh HeadPiece & Tings
The opportunity to do what the locals do. This is an authentic experience wouldn't find it anywhere else. The opportunity to get first hand knowledge and experience from the local is rewarding. Learning the Crucian Dialect allows you to fit in and be apart of the culture. Learning the history of the conch shell & how to blow is such a unique experience. Then immerse yourself in the vibrant flavors of local fruits, savoring authenic tastes that add a cultural twist to your experience with Head Piece & Tings.
From USD 25St. Croix’s Forts, Freedom, and Beaches: A Self-Drive Audio Tour
St. Croix is the largest of the US Virgin Islands and is famous for its sun-kissed beaches, welcoming people, and radiant culture. On this self-guided driving tour, you’ll cruise from Christiansted to Frederiksted to uncover the stories that shaped the island, from colonial conquests to the fight for freedom. You’ll also find out why we drive on the left, despite being a US territory. The tour starts at Christiansted Bypass Overlook where, on a clear day, you’ll be able to see the neighboring island of St. Thomas. You’ll enter the heart of Christiansted where I’ll show you Gallows Bay, once the site of public executions. Then, we’ll swing around Altona Lagoon Beach, a local favorite for exercise and recreation. As you drive along the Queen Mary Highway, you’ll learn about the local woman it’s named after and her pivotal role in the 1878 rebellion known as “The Fireburn.”
From USD 118St Croix Island Tour
Explore the island of St. Croix with your local driver/guide. Learn about the history and culture of the island. An Abundance of views consisting of local architecture and sea views. Many photo opportunities. Wander with your friends or family in this beautiful town filled with remarkable quality architecture, with cobblestone walkways shaded by large arched galleries. The once prestigious residences and mercantile shops of the wealthy Danes, today forms the shopping and restaurant district. The people are reserved and friendly and a smile would go a long way to starting the day off right.