Hotels in Saint Croix, United States Virgin Islands
Saint Croix is the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, sitting in the Caribbean Sea, and is famous for its 18th-century Danish colonial towns like Christiansted and Frederiksted, plus world-class snorkeling at Buck Island Reef National Monument. The climate stays warm year-round, averaging 80°F (27°C), with the dry season from December to April drawing divers to explore the coral walls off the north coast, while the wetter summer months offer cheaper hotel rates and fewer tourists, making it easier to hike the rainforest trails of the Mount Washington area. For a unique experience, visit during the Crucian Christmas Festival in December for live quelbe music-a local folk style with scratch bands-and stick around Frederiksted's waterfront to watch the boat parades.
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