St. Thomas - US Virgin Islands - Caribbean Info

St. Thomas US Virgin Islands is an Unincorporated U.S. Territory.

An Unincorporated Territory of the United States means that Congress has determined that only select parts of the U.S. Constitution apply. St. Thomas is one of the three main US Virgin Islands in the Caribbean. The other two are St. Croix and St. John. Saint Thomas is located east of Puerto Rico in the Eastern Caribbean See. View Map

St. Thomas US Virgin Islands is famous for its international yacht club, duty free shopping, swimming with turtles, scuba diving and vast variety of boating/snorkling options.

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1. Historical Significance:

St. Thomas played a crucial role in the Danish West Indies trading network during the colonial era, particularly known for its sugar cane plantations and bustling harbor.

2. World-Class Beaches:

The island boasts numerous pristine beaches, including Magens Bay, consistently ranked among the top beaches globally for its crystal-clear waters and soft sands.

3. Duty-Free Shopping:

St. Thomas is a shopper’s paradise, famous for its duty-free shopping. Visitors flock to Charlotte Amalie’s Main Street for luxury goods, jewelry, electronics, and unique local crafts.

4. Fort Christian:

This historic landmark in Charlotte Amalie is the oldest standing structure in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Built in the 17th century by Danish settlers, it now houses the Virgin Islands Museum, showcasing the island's history.

5. Cuisine and Culture:

St. Thomas offers a rich culinary experience blending Caribbean flavors with international influences. Local specialties like conch fritters, seafood dishes, and traditional island cuisine can be enjoyed at various restaurants and food stalls across the island.