Archive for the ‘Budget Travel’ Category
Coral World In St. Thomas
Monday, March 8, 2010 8:11 No CommentsThis marine complex is considered to be one of the most famous attractions in the island. It is where you can find an underwater observatory which renders you a chance to view all kinds of marine life without having to get wet.
Because of this attraction, Coki Beach can really get utterly saturated at times. Both [...]
Native Arts and Crafts Cooperative
Saturday, February 27, 2010 8:57 No CommentsWhy would you explore Emancipation Garden in Charlotte Amalie? Because across this place is a haven for local and foreign artists that has regular stock changes. This warehouse-style space is open daily except Sundays for stocks like calabash bowls, straw-made baskets and hats, African-inspired jewelries, colorful quilts and shell lamps. The bush teas which are [...]
Shop Till You Drop In Havensight Mall
Monday, February 22, 2010 7:52 No CommentsSt. Thomas is not just popular for being an amazing Caribbean spot but also a Mecca for the shopping enthusiasts. There is a wide array of international shopping spots within the island and one of the most well known shopping areas is the Havensight Mall. It houses more than 60 shops to deliver an exquisite [...]
Lindberg Bay
Sunday, February 21, 2010 1:00 No CommentsIf you got disappointed with yesterday’s review about Coki Point Beach because it lacks privacy then give way to Lindberg Bay. Named after aviator Charles A. Lindberg, this place line of trees is the home to two famous hotels which are the Emerald Beach Hotel and the Island Beachcomber. Perfect for adult sports activities like [...]
Coki Point Beach
Saturday, February 20, 2010 1:00 No CommentsIf you are looking for ultimate peace then this place is not for you. Always crowded with locals and guests, the Coki Point Beach is well-known for its practicality. With its wide area, nice view, good facilities, lots of shades and activities and delicious food, what more can you wish for? The beach has grand [...]
Exploring Buck Island
Monday, February 15, 2010 19:42 No CommentsConsidered to be the biggest of the three US Virgin Islands, the Buck Island measures six thousand feet in length and a half mile in width. It was recognized by the National Geographic Magazine as one of the ten leading Caribbean Beaches in the world.
Buck Island was preserved since 1948 to protect the endangered species [...]
Room With a View
Sunday, February 14, 2010 1:00 No CommentsIf you plan to visit the Bluebeard’s castle, do not miss the opportunity to drop by the Room with a View. This restaurant in Charlotte Amalie stands out because of its relaxing ambiance enhanced by the soft lights and breath-taking view of the sunset. Experience for yourself why this magnificent restaurant deserves the Wine Spectator’s [...]
Romano’s Restaurant & Art Gallery
Saturday, February 13, 2010 1:00 No CommentsIf you are planning to have a formal dinner in St. Thomas, reserve a seat at Romano’s Restaurant & Art Gallery in Smith Bay. For almost 20 years, this white walled place served tourist from all over the world with chef Tony Romano’s culinary and artistic creations. Famous for its Northern Italian cuisine, this restaurant [...]
Restaurant: Lotus Asian Grill and Sushi Bar
Wednesday, February 10, 2010 2:52 No CommentsOnce inside the Lotus Asian Grill and Sushi Bar in American Yacht Harbor in Red Hook, don’t be surprised if you feel that you have been teleported to the island of Manhattan. This sister restaurant of pan-Latin eatery Havana Blue, Lotus has walls in apple-green color as well as lacquered panels that are carefully carved. [...]
Restaurant: Iggie’s Beach Bar
Sunday, February 7, 2010 1:00 No CommentsYou wouldn’t dare to miss the twice a week, eat all you can Alaskan King crab feast for anything else. Grab this one at the Iggie’s Beach Bar on the Bolongo Bay Beach. No need for the extra baggage while having fun in the sand under the great sky. With picnic tables and palm trees [...]