U.S. Virgin Islands

When you come to the Virgin Islands you can do here what you can't do anywhere else. Beaches are amazing here and it's always warm all year long so life really revolves around water. You can go snorkeling in the morning, boating in the afternoon and to the beach bars at night. You might see a turtle and you might even see a dolphin. Get some fresh coconut, get some plantains and make sure you get some rum. You can get fresh fish right out of the water, You can get fresh mahi you can get lobsters, we have it all.

Then there's the beaches. Magens Bay is my favorite. You know what it's actually everybody's favorite because it's a mile long. And while you're in St. Thomas, make sure you stop by Room with a View. It's one of my favorite restaurants and it really does have the best view. You make sure you tell them to have you out on the balconies so that you can see the harbor. It's one of my favorite places. That's where I usually take girls that I really like.

And then you can take the ferry over to St. John. They have a lot of bars and restaurants right in that area. It's called Cruz Bay. You can walk around and do a lot right in a small area. And that's exactly where you're gonna find my second favorite restaurant, Rhumb Lines. This is an Asian fusion restaurant that you access by going through a Mini-Mart. It may not seem like it, but once you get through you're gonna find an amazing bar and an amazing restaurant. We also have dollar taxis. Basically they go in a loop around the island and when you're ready to get off you just get off and pay a dollar. St. John is mostly National Park and that means that they have a lot of wilderness. There is a lot of stuff to see.

And one of my favorite beaches in St. John is Trunk Bay. When you're on the way to Trunk Bay make sure you stop at the overlook so you can take the best picture of your life. Once we get to Trunk Bay, it's a long beach. And there's a rock formation right off the beach. It has the best snorkeling, make sure you check that out too. Down here we have great music. You're gonna hear some stuff that's gonna make you want to dance. We have Calypso, Reggaeton, Reggae, You are gonna love it! While you're here you can take a gondola ride. Basically it's like a ski lift up to the top of the island, at a place called Paradise Point. From there you can see the entire island.

St. Croix is a very special place. Historically we have had seven flags flying over the Virgin Islands. And the name of St. Croix literally means Holy Cross and we are a crossroads culture. I think it's more the spiritual center of the Virgin Islands and to me the real treasure of St. Croix is in people, we are just sweet people. We're very welcoming, we're very warm, it's a beautiful people. One of the places that you have to see if you come to St. Croix is the Whim Great House Museum. It was a working plantation. It was our stories, our antiquities, it is a very unique place. Our food is influenced from Europe, Africa and the other Caribbean Islands. And it is beautiful, tasty, delicious. And I think it represents just a dynamic nature of our culture. This is a pate, fried love. Rosa makes the best pates on the island but local tip, she is open weekdays from around 1:30 to 2:00 o'clock or whatever she feels like. Then there's the Chicken Shack, where the famous folks and dignitaries go to enjoy some great rotisserie chicken.

Then there is Punchy's. I'm Punchy. You have to go at 2:00 a.m. People will wake up, get out their bed to have his conch soup because it is that good. And of course we are an island so there are also fun things to do in the water. Rainbow Beach is a great spot to go where you can do a lot of water activities, paddle boarding. There's even a levitation thing. Where it takes you out of the water, just some great fun. And then there is Sandy Point, another must see. A beautifully protected beach where the giant leatherback turtles come to lay their eggs.

And walk down the street, people will talk to you. They'll say good morning, good afternoon, good night, not hello. Everyone talks here, everyone is pleasant. And you can always find out on our island what's happening through what is known as the CIA. The Croixian Intelligence Agency, they know everything. So you can meet the locals and hear what's going on just by walking around and chatting. It's what we do, come along with us.