Morningstar Buoy Haus Beach Resort at Frenchman's Reef, Autograph Collection

St. Thomas Cyril E. King Airport (STT) is one of the busiest airport in the eastern Caribbean, open 24/7. It serves as a major inter-connecting point to the United States Virgin Islands and also offers an alternate route to the British Virgin Islands. King Airport is located on the southwestern side of the Island of St. Thomas, part of the US Virgin Islands, and is just 4 miles east from the City of Charlotte Amalie. Charlotte Amalie is a pleasant city with a major cruise ship port offering abundant shopping opportunities. The Airport is open 24/7, but the terminal is only open 6am-11pm.

Whisking 700 ft above Charlotte Amalie, this is one of the "must do" attracitions in the Caribbean. The gondola carry 24 passengers every seven minutes along its 8 tower ascent of Flag Hill. Once you "Ride the View" to Paradise Point, voted Best Frozen Dirnk and Ocean View 2001 - 2017, the true meaning of limin' is revealed, high above the hustle and bustle of St. Thomas Harbor.

St. Thomas is mountainous and offers beautiful views. Located on the Northside, the most popular lookouts are Drake's Seat and Skyline Drive Overlook. Drake's Seat was built in 1933 by Arthur Fairchild. Back then, navigating the hills of St. Thomas involved traveling by horse or foot. Arthur thought this spot was a "nice place to rest". You too can take a break and enjoy the fabulous view from this famous seat!

Five acres of beauty and magic of Caribbean Marine Life in a variety of ways. Exotic aquariums, outdoor pools, and nature trails. In the Undersea Observatory descend 15 feet underwater without getting wet and view a natural coral reef with fish and other marine creatures. Learn about sharks, sea lions during various feeding presentations. Feed the stingrays and iguanas or give nectar to the rainbow lorikeets in their walk thru aviary.Stop by the touch pool and hold a Sea-Star or West Indian Sea Egg. Stroll through the Nature Trail, home to red footed tortoises, macaws ducks and iguanas.

A National Historical Landmark, Fort Christian is located between Veterans Dr and Emancipation Garden in the town of Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, USVI. Currently being restored, the fort is open Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 4:30PM. The museum has exhibits on the history of the Virgin Islands from the Stone Age to the present. It also has a natural history section, a furniture collection from the Danish period and an art gallery.

Located in the Northside region on St. Thomas, Magens Bay features a well- protected white sand beach stretching for nearly three quarters of a mile, a six acre arboretum consisting of trees from four tropical continents, a two acre camping ground, 5 acres of coconut groves and 15 acres of mangroves and wetlands.

More than just beautiful beaches, hike to Plantation ruins to learn about a time when sugar dominated the island. Visit the ancient petroglyphs carved by the Taino Indians. Snorkel the coral reefs to discover hidden marine life. Two-thirds of the island of St. John is a national park, making it a unique destination for visitors from all over. Ferry Services available from Red Hook (6 miles from Frenchman's Reef)