Looking for the best spots to work remotely while enjoying great coffee and a relaxed island vibe? In this guide, we highlight three of St. Croix’s top cafes for getting work done. From quiet corners to scenic boardwalk views, we cover the pros, cons, and everything you need to know about Wi-Fi, seating, and more. Whether you’re a digital nomad or just need a change of scenery, these are the places to check out.
Traveling between St. Croix and St. Thomas is quick and convenient, whether you take the QE IV ferry for a scenic two-hour ride or fly with Cape Air, Seaborne Airlines, or Fly The Whale for a hassle-free 20-minute flight. Each option offers its own advantages, from budget-friendly ferry fares to the ease of flying without security lines—making inter-island travel smoother than ever.
Thinking about owning an electric vehicle in St. Croix? With a growing public charging network, financial incentives, and a commitment to sustainability, driving an EV on the island is more practical than ever—even if you don’t have a home charger.
Reach St. John from St. Thomas, via a passenger ferry or a car ferry, with the latter being convenient for those renting a vehicle. Explore pristine beaches like Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, and Maho Bay, dine at local eateries such as Johnny Lime and Surf Club Cantina, and shop at Mongoose Junction.
Antigua, renowned for its 365 beaches, offers visitors a blend of historical sites and natural beauty. Notable attractions include Shirley Heights Lookout, Pigeon Point Beach, Devil’s Bridge, and Nelson’s Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site rich in maritime history.
Point Udall, the easternmost point of St. Croix, is famed for its breathtaking sunrises and the Millennium Monument, a sundial commemorating the new millennium. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views, explore nearby hiking trails, and take in picturesque drives, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and sunrise seekers.
