Ahhh, the Caribbean ocean.
Our very own palm tree by the pool.
Our villa, Sea Spray Shores on the east side of the island on Grape Tree Bay.
The boardwalk in Christensted.
Christi can hear the ocean!
Watching the storms roll in from the boardwalk in Christensted.
One of the local shops.
Looking southwest towards Grape Tree Bay at night.
One of the pressure tanks at the Cruzan Rum distillery.
Some of the oak barrels in one of the five aging rooms at the Cruzan Rum distillery.
The original administration building at the Cruzan Rum distillery.
Local plants are much more vibrant.
An old crane used on ships to load and unload when they came into port in Fredericksted.
Palm trees along the water.
A view towards the shore from the pier in Fredericksted.
Local kids hamming it up and showing off for the camera by challenging each other to dives into the ocean from the pier.
You can see why this was called the Sunset Cafe along the west side of the island in Fredericksted.
We found Carl the crab touring our kitchen one morning.
Where would you like to hike to today?
Some of the many sea urchins that cover the coast of Jack's Bay.
Wish you were here!
A view to the South from Point Udall.
Point Udall, the eastern most point of the US.
The radio telescope found on the east side of the island.
Davis Bay on the north side of the island.
The sunset at Off the Wall Cafe at Cane Bay.
Fun storm clouds at sunset from Cane Bay.
A view from Scenic Drive towards Davis bay along the north side.
Crabs following us along the beach at Cane Bay.
Brian Updyke of Virgin Kayak Tours gives us a quick history lesson of the island before heading out on a nighttime tour.
Heading out on our nighttime kayak tour of Columbus Landing.
Mike, Christi and Mark play follow the leader.
