St. Croix stands out with its well-preserved historic buildings — notably Fort Christiansvaern, a Danish fortress dating from 1749 — two distinctive cities (Christiansted and Frederiksted), excellent culinary scene, and natural wonders that include Buck Island National Monument for desert-island swimming and snorkeling and a lush interior rainforest filled with old plantation ruins.

And now you can plan your St. Croix visit now with a stay at one of the hotels that have reopened with new COVID-19 protocols in place.

Options range from the intimacy of the Sugar Apple Bed & Breakfast in downtown Christiansted to the resort accommodations at the famous Buccaneer.

Here’s a guide to where you can stay in St Croix right now.

Arawak Bay Inn: 14-room bed & breakfast near the Salt River Bay, Salt River Marina, and Salt River National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve.

The Buccaneer: Iconic, pink-clad beach resort that has defined luxury vacations on St. Croix since 1947.

Carambola Beach Resort: Full-service Marriott resort is still undergoing renovations but has reopened for business on Estate Davis Bay, along with its signature golf course.

Caravelle Hotel & Casino: Perfectly situated on the boardwalk in downtown Christiansted, the Caravelle has a cheery, bright yellow facade, a guest pool, a small casino, and is home to Rum Runner’s Restaurant and Bar.