Flash of Beauty Restaurant
A beachside Anegada restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with lobster and conch connected to its fisherman-owner. Call ahead for dinner so the team can confirm service that evening.

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A beachside Anegada restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with lobster and conch connected to its fisherman-owner. Call ahead for dinner so the team can confirm service that evening.
Local Crucian in Estate (Sunny Isle area).
Grocery in Frydenhoj.
Fast food in Hannah's Rest.
Grocery in La Grande Princesse.
A historic site overlooking Road Town and part of the official tourism guide’s recommended route through Tortola’s past.
A Road Town hotel beside the remains of historic Fort Burt, with panoramic views, conference facilities, and an open-air Caribbean-style restaurant.
The territory's oldest standing structure, now a museum and National Historic Landmark overlooking the harbor.
A well-preserved yellow Danish fort with courtyard, barracks, prison spaces, exhibits, and harbor views.
An 18th-century waterfront fort associated with emancipation history and the defense of Frederiksted.
A convenient town beach beside Frederiksted's waterfront and historic fort, popular for swimming, snorkeling, and sunset walks.
An unfinished World War II-era underground fortification and observation area reached by Water Island roads and trails.
A long-running Great Harbour restaurant serving lunch and dinner. The official guide currently notes beach barbecue nights on Friday and Saturday; confirm the schedule before visiting.
A waterfront restaurant at Diamond Cay offering lunch, dinner, and cocktails. This is the Diamond Cay venue, separate from Foxy’s in Great Harbour; confirm current service days before planning your stop.
A broad, quieter national-park beach with generally gentle water, picnic areas, nearby trails, and good wildlife watching.
A short trail through dry forest and wetland habitat used for birding and quiet nature walks.
A walkable West End townscape of Victorian buildings, churches, waterfront spaces, and emancipation history.
Cajun and Creole dishes served with a distinctly Caribbean point of view.
A small-batch local brewery pouring tap-only beers and offering scheduled tastings in one of St. Thomas' best-known dining districts.
Brewery in Frenchtown.
Deli in Frenchtown.
An adults-only resort spa combining massage, targeted bodywork, sound therapy, energy treatments, hydrotherapy gardens, yoga, and meditation.
BBQ in Smith Bay.
Seasonal ranger and community programs including bird walks, cultural talks, guided hikes, and nature education.