US VIRGIN ISLANDS · GHOST WALKS & ISLAND HISTORY TOURS
6 reviewed
Pick the day first, the operator second. Below: 6 ghost walks & island history tours in the US Virgin Islands, what the fare covers, how long you are away, and which one suits a first visit.
3-hour St Thomas walking food tour with two rum cocktails, Painkiller lessons, Caribbean bites, and colonial history in Charlotte Amalie.
“Sabrina our guide was terrific she lead us to some great food spots, told us about the historical sites we visited and we got some great pictures I highly reccomend the tour”
St Thomas food and culture walk from Fort Christian with Danish history, harbor views, included tastings, and a Bushwacker drink.
“Jane was excellent! Warm, friendly, and knowledgeable. We would do it again in a heart beat. Thanks!”
Private 4-hour St. John tour with Star Fish: beaches, Trunk Bay snorkel trail, Annaberg sugar ruins, and Bordeaux Mountain views.
“I couldn't imagine a better day! We had such a great time and saw some many beautiful things. Ron, our guide, was so kind and knowledgeable. We learned, we laughed, we lived St John!”
Nighttime walking tour of Christiansted ghosts and colonial stories. 2 hours, $45, small group, mobile ticket, ends in town center.
“What an amazing experience with so much history! Mr. A was an absolute legend! Keep me posted on Sarah!”
Experience Charlotte Amalie by night on the original St Thomas ghost tour, with Hotel 1829 and Rock City Rum stop-ins in about 2 hours.
“Our guide was very informative. We lived her storytelling. We hung on every word. It would be helpful to have a microphone. Sometimes the traffic noise canceled the guides voice and we couldn't hear her.”
Private 2-hour sailing tour in St Croix Salt River Bay, with pirate shipwrecks and forts, plus drinks and admission included.
“My husband and I had a fantastic time! Captain Stan was very knowledgeable about the history of St. Croix. We learned so much about the local indigenous people, the buccaneers and the pirates who lived/visited the island all while having a beautiful sail throughout the salt river bay.”
