Top St Croix Private Sightseeing Tours

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.”

Experience the heart of St. Croix on this 4-hour Private Walking Food Tour with round-trip transporation, designed for guests who want to explore authentic flavors and living history. This immersive culinary journey reveals the island’s vibrant culture through local cuisine, stories, and scenic streets. Walk through historic Christiansted, taste handcrafted dishes from renowned chefs, and discover how centuries of colonial heritage shaped the island’s food traditions.

-Immerse yourself in a captivating journey through time with our exclusive Experience at the landmark estate the Estate Grange. -Step back into the rich tapestry of the Caribbean's past as you explore the meticulously preserved grounds and discover the fascinating history that unfolded within these hallowed walls of the Grange Estate Great House. -Embark on a guided tour that unfolds the extraordinary chapters of this historical estate. Wander through the rooms where a Founding Father spent his formative years, gaining insights into the cultural and historical context that shaped his remarkable legacy. - Explore the ruins of the enslaved on the plantation and view some working artifacts. ​