St. Croix nightlife is sunset-shaped: beach bars that peak as the sun drops, a boardwalk that hums after dinner, and one genuinely one-of-a-kind bar in the rainforest where the pigs drink (non-alcoholic) beer. Closing time comes early by city standards — the island's best nights end at the villa's fire pit anyway.
The U.S. Virgin Islands' only casino with table games, and it's practically next door: slots and tables (tables from 5 pm), a bar, and late-night food. Open daily until 1 am, 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays; guests 21 and over.
The classic toes-in-the-sand beach bar for about thirty years — live music, frozen drinks, and the island's best sunset angle.
Visit websiteThe legendary open-air jungle bar since 1971 — home of the beer-drinking pigs and the house “MamaWanna” infused rum. Go once; you'll retell it forever.
Visit websiteSt. Croix's first craft brewery, brewing with rainwater — indoor/outdoor tasting room open daily.
Beach bar with a serious craft list (heavy on Leatherback) and sunset service on the sand.
Visit websiteHarborfront burgers-and-beer — fresh-ground patties, wings, and boardwalk people-watching.
Visit websiteThe adults-oriented boutique hotel's bar and pool — Frederiksted's stylish sunset-drinks fixture.
One of the island's most popular nightlife spots — out on the little cay in the middle of Christiansted harbor, a short ferry from the boardwalk, for sunset drinks, toes-in-the-sand cocktails and a lively weekend crowd.
The Cerulean puts twelve of you on a private beach, fifteen minutes from town — check your dates.
