St. Croix welcomes visitors of all abilities, but as a historic Caribbean island, accessibility can vary from place to place. Our charming towns were built centuries ago, and visitors may encounter uneven sidewalks, cobblestone streets, and historic buildings with steps or limited accessibility features.

That said, many of the island’s most popular attractions are easy to enjoy. The Christiansted Boardwalk offers a level waterfront promenade with restaurants, shops, and harbor views. Point Udall, the easternmost point of the United States, can be reached by vehicle and provides breathtaking panoramic views with minimal walking required. Several beaches offer convenient parking.  Cramer’s Park on the island’s east end, has parking, shade structures, and public restrooms.

Perhaps St. Croix’s greatest asset is its people. The island’s businesses, attractions, and residents are known for their warmth and hospitality, and many will gladly make reasonable accommodations whenever possible. Whether it’s arranging easier access, offering assistance, or helping adapt an experience to individual needs, you’ll find a community that is welcoming, inclusive, and eager to help every visitor enjoy their time on St. Croix.

Many hotels, restaurants, attractions, and public facilities now provide accessible restrooms, ramps, and other accommodations. We advise that you reach out to your tour provider, accommodation or restaurants prior to arriving to help you plan ahead so you can enjoy the very best of St. Croix with confidence.