St. Croix Cruise Reviews

The ship lands in Frederiksted where there are nothing but closed, broken buildings for many blocks in all directions. Why don't they go to the other, active end of the island? All excursions required a lot of money and a ton of time in buses so we skipped them. ...

Ship docked within easy 5 minute walk to beach, clean beautiful port. ...

Cane Bat and Sandy Point NWR had outstanding beaches. Sandy Point is OPEN on cruise days - a remarkably beautiful beach! ...

Golf at the Buccaneer ...

Walked off the ship and on left a beach with rental chairs available. Little town also offers some shopping and when our ship was here, even little stalls were erected. ...

Scuba Diving independent excursion ...

I enjoy St. Croix. We couldn't go to Buck Island this time as the weather had been poor and the tour boats weren't running there. That said, Christiansted is an unspoiled jewel that reminds me of our early trips to the Caribbean back in the 80s. ...

We docked at Frederikstead. The dock conveniently located next to the Frederikstead public beach. The beach had clean, beautiful sand and in the early morning covered with shells and coral. The water was clear, though you had to get past the rocks to be able to get deep enough to swim. Quiet and peaceful with mainly fellow passengers. ...

Christensen is better than Fredericksburg. ...

Beach near the port so literally just got off the boat to enjoy the beach. ...