| Q&A's Q: How do you pronounce St. Croix? A: It's pronounced as the anglicized, "Saint Croy"
Q: Do I need a passport from the US? A: No, based on the regulations of 2006/2007, US citizens traveling from the US to the US Virgin Islands/Puerto Rico and back to the US only need a government-issued photo ID and proof of US citizenship...BUT if you have a passport, it may get you through airport security and immigration faster. WE SUGGEST YOU CHECK BEFORE TRAVELING TO MAKE SURE THE REGULATIONS HAVE NOT CHANGED
Q: How big is St. Croix? A: 28 miles east - west and 7 miles north - south, covering 83 square miles. St. Croix is the largest of all the Virgin Islands and more than twice the size of St. Thomas.
Q: Is it tricky to DRIVE ON THE LEFT? A: Maybe at first, but with a little practice, you'll should get the hang of it(Just remember (Keep Your Ass To The Grass)
Q: Are the electric outlets the same as in the US? A: Yes, 110 Volts, 60 Hz
Q: Can I drink the water at the condo? A: Our water supply is rainwater collected in a cistern,we have added a filtered water faucet for drinking and cooking , and you may use bottled water as well.
Q: Are there restaurants and stores nearby? A: Yes, with in a easy 12 minute walk you are in the historic town of Frederiksted. You can visit a coffee shop with breakfast and home made ice cream, a bakery, a pharmacy, dive shops, numerous restaurants, a Historic Fort, and the cruise ship pier , as well as an art museum.
Q: Should I rent a car? A: Yes, public taxi's are available but may add up quickly and some time's are limited at night. Having a car allows you the freedom to tour the island and some of it's out of the way beaches and attractions.There is a public taxi transit service that is very inexpensive if you care to join the locals and take your time getting around.
Q: Is there much crime on St Croix ? A: Crime on St Croix is really no different than that of most cities and towns in the US. MOST of the crime is Crime of Opportunity. Most recommend not leaving valuables,cell phones etc in plain view in you car and you should be fine. Common Sense goes a long way. Our condo unit and buildings have overhead security lights that are on every night and cars are parked right next to the condo.
|