Friendship Villa is the perfect location for large vacationing groups that wish to indulge in a luxurious tropical home away from home. Friendship Villa sits atop a cliff, providing you with the most refreshing island breezes, expansive views of Great Cruz Bay, and the relaxing sound of crashing ocean waves.Friendship Villa is a true luxury home that spreads over 10,000 square feet and includes every amenity you could desire.

This St. John villa features six suites, all with private air conditioning and individual private balconies. Enjoy some game time in the large air-conditioned game room that includes a ping-pong table, a pool table, and more game tables. Wake up and get going with the air-conditioned and fully-equipped exercise room with satellite TV, which is glassed in on three sides for spectacular views. Although we hope you leave work home, Friendship Villa also houses a spacious office equipped with a computer with DSL, Wi-Fi and an all-in-one printer/scanner/fax. Keep your luggage light since the villa also includes its own laundry room. Enjoy cooking in the granite-countered kitchen, and dine at the ten top table that provides beautiful island views.

Friendship Villa’s amenities really kick in when you step outside. Although the villa is waterfront atop a cliff, you won’t miss a beat of beachside enjoyment. Enjoy the bulkhead beach, an area spread with white sand and set with chaise lounges for basking in the sun by day and a fire brazier. Bask in the sun as you float in the outdoor pool with built-in hot tub. Soak in the rays at the sunning area with chaise lounges and umbrellas. Dine al fresco at the outdoor dining table shaded by an umbrella and its own large stainless steel gas grill with rotisserie, a big commercial blender,  a wet bar and a commercial ice maker. Welcome to paradise.

Villa Adagio is located on the South Shore of St. John, and is located just five minutes from Cruz Bay and North Shore beaches. The villa’s hillside location provides you with breathtaking views of Great Cruz Bay, Pillsbury Sound, and distant views of St. Thomas across the sparkling Caribbean water.

This St. John Villa is an ideal location for family vacations or a group of three couples. Each suite at Villa Adagio offers complete privacy and a walk out fully screened porch with its own seating area. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the island breeze as you take in the sailboats cruising by and the crystal clear waters crashing on the beach. The living room is complete with an entertainment center, dining area and guest bathroom. Cook up some fresh fish in your fully equipped kitchen and dine al fresco on your outdoor dining patio.

One of the attracting features of Villa Adagio is their indoor pool with sky lights. Once you’ve had enough colorful lighting, head outdoors at night and enjoy the solar heated pool and watch the stars. Villa Adagio has a spacious sun deck providing you with a great place to relax throughout the day. This St. John Villa is an affordable accomodations that provies you with comfortable accomodations with lavish amenities.

Mooncottage Villa is a lovers hideaway, nestled in a half acre of tropical hillside on St. John. This secluded St. John Villa allows you to enjoy the serenity of the islands while still being a close distance to the main town of Coral Bay. Enjoy a breathtaking balcony view that provides you with a a sweeping 180-degree view of Coral Bay, Tortola, Norman Island and Virgin Gorda.

Mooncottage Villa is known for its Zen approach to the Caribbean vacation. This vacation destination features two pavilions that have been crafted in native stonework bordered by a graveled garden courtyard set with a bubbling koi pond. Take a dip in the heated pool and enjoy the view from the covered veranda that overlooks St. John. After breakfast take a stroll through the landscaped gardens and see the banana trees, papayas, mangos and and flowering Chapeau Napoleon trees.

Take in the scenery on a short drive from  Mooncottage Villa down the hill to Coral Bay and an abundance of  bars, restaurants and beaches.

Sunset Beach Villa sits right on the beach of Denver’s Bay. Located on the south side of the peninsula, Sunset Beach Villa can only be reached by a dead end road, providing you with absolute island tranquility. The year round 82 degree Caribbean waters of Dever’s Bay are only 50 yards from your villa and provide you with your very own snorkeling and swimming cove. Enjoy the quiet waves crashing on your beach at night, or take a short ten minute drive into Cruz Bay where you’ll find restaurants, bars, and shops.

Each room is adorned with antique reproductions from the Virgin Islands Heritage series of the Whim Museum.  Sunset Beach Villa has a modern kitchen that is attached to the living room and allows you to cook while enjoying the gorgeous views and your company. Each bedroom at Sunset Beach Villa has a stunning sunset view. Lighten the load of your suitcase and enjoy an onsite washer and dryer located in the lower level.

Sunset Beach Villa and pool both face southwest so you’ll enjoy basking in the warm island sun all day. Pool side you will find a wet bar with an ice maker and small refrigerator so you can lounge all day and truly enjoy the Caribbean lifestyle. Mix up a refreshing and cool island drink before you take a dip in the Jacuzzi. Don’t miss out on the swimming and snorkeling just steps from your beachfront villa. If your own private stretch of Denver’s Bay isn’t enough, more St. John beaches are a short drive from your secluded location.

The Westin St. John Resort and Villas is spread over 47 acres of tropical paradise. This premier hotel sits along the Great Cruz Bay, a stretch of coast with a forest of palm trees and a sea of coral reefs. Located 20 miles from the airport, you will enjoy a scenic tour of the island as you drive to the resort.

The Westin Resort and Villas provides an array of 175 rooms and suites and 146 villas. Enjoy the ocean views from your private balcony, or walk out the door to your private patio and soak up the warmth of sun. Dine at one of four restaurants that offer anything from a rustic Caribbean burger to the finest dining on St. John. These eateries are renowned for their ability to bring out the robust flavors of Caribbean cuisine.

The prime bay location of The Westin St. John Resort allows for an endless amount of water activities. Scuba dive, swim and snorkel right in front of the hotel, or try out kayaking, rent a powerboat, or take a guided sport fishing trip or sunset cruise. Once you’ve had all you can handle of water sports, lay out by the quarter-acre pool or play a light game of tennis on one of the six lighted turf courts.

“Garden by the Sea” Bed and Breakfast blends West Indian architecture with cool Caribbean colors to create your picturesque boutique accommodations. As you walk up through the tropical gardens, you will enter a paradise within paradise. This Bed and Breakfast offers you some of the most exquisite accommodations on the island and is only a short stroll into the main town of Cruz Bay.  

Garden by the Sea Bed and Breakfast features three exquisitely decorated guest rooms with spacious accommodations. Walk through your private entrance into your cool air conditioned room and begin to be awed. The walls are painted with calming Caribbean colors that contrast the clean white curtains and bedding of your room. Listen to the soothing sounds of the Japanese fountain as you tour the large bathrooms and tropical showers that are landscaped with tropical plants. You are truly in paradise. Walk through your French doors and enjoy spectacular views of the bay from the common deck, and look over the lush gardens that surround the Bed and Breakfast.

At Garden by the Sea St. John Bed and Breakfast you’ll enjoy mouth watering Caribbean styled breakfasts every morning. Wake up to the smells of homemade muffins, fresh fruit smoothies, frittatas, Pina Colada French Toast or Eggs Benedict Florentine. Enjoy dining on the shaded veranda, surrounded by local Genip trees, tropical bananas and verdant palms.

Relax for hours on the expansive veranda and take in the awe inspiring sunsets as the sailboats glide through the waters on the cooling trade winds. Garden by the Sea Bed and Breakfast provides you with secluded boutique accommodations that are within walking distance to many St. Thomas sites. Stroll on a short minute walk to Frank and Turner Bay where you can soak up the rays, go for a refreshing swim, or snorkel along the coastline. Garden by the Sea is a short 10 minute walk from St. John’s main town of Cruz Bay. Here you’ll enjoy a selection of local shops, delectable dining, and entertaining bars. Enjoy these exquisite accommodations at reasonable rates, all within a short distance to St. John attractions.

Some of the best snorkeling on the U.S. Virgin Islands can be found at St. John. Swim over vast coral reefs or through a valley of sea grass, and cruise by sea turtles, star fish, and an array of tropical fish.

Snorkeling at Trunk Bay
North Shore, Route. 20, about 2½ mi east of Cruz Bay

Trunk Bay is one of the most famed beaches of the world. Trunk Bay has been named “Ten Best Beaches in The World” by Condé Nast Traveler and the “most beautiful beach in the world” by the National Geographic Society. Trunk Bay is one of the St. John’s most favored snorkeling locations due to its marked underwater trail for beginning snorkelers. This underwater trail is located a short distance of the shore at Trunk Cay. Here you can find fifteen underwater plaques that identify corals and fish that inhabit this cove. Snorkel above the 675-foot trail and spot the numerous Caribbean fish that call Trunk Bay home. The only bad news here is because of its popularity, it can get very crowded during popular travel times. So rise and shine and get up with the fish to see this amazing stretch of snorkeling paradise. Snorkeling equipment is available to rent on the beach, and you will be able to enjoy beach facilities that include showers, restrooms, changing rooms, public telephones, picnic tables, and a snack bar.

Snorkeling at Waterlemon Cay
Take the Leinster Baytrail to Waterlemon Bay.

Waterlemon Cay is a small island that lies just off the shore of the beach at Waterlemon Bay. The water along the shore is shallow, with the beach mostly a mix of sand and coral rubble. Put on your fins or get ready for a short swim as you coast through the clear waters on a short 0.2-mile snorkel to the fringing reef off Waterlemon Cay. On your swim to the island you’ll pass over plumbs of sea grass which provide a safe shelter for starfish, sea cucumbers, and green turtles.  On the south and east sides of Waterlemon Cay you will enjoy shallow water and coral reefs that are teeming with blue tang, parrot fish, star fish and sea cucumbers. Coast over to the west and north sides of the cay where you’ll find deeper waters, reach about twenty feet deep. On this side of Water Lemon Cay you’ll snorkel over several varieties of coral, colorful sea fans, and might even spot one of the three native sea turtles.

Snorkeling at Cinnamon Bay
Northshore, 4 miles from Cruz Bay on Route 20

Cinnamon Bay has a local Water Sports Center that rents out all the equipment you’ll need for your snorkeling adventure. Cinnamon Bay is a great location for both beginner and advanced snorkelers. If you’re new to snorkeling you should explore the eastern end of the beach where you’ll find coral formations and intricate rock formations that create safe homes for a variety of Caribbean fish.  More advanced snorkelers enjoy the short swim to Cinnamon Cay, a small island just off the shore. Cinnamon Cay is home to the remains of an old Cessna aircraft that crashed and sank years ago, and has now become home to an abundance of sea creatures. You can snorkel over this wreck in the shallow waters of  the eastern portion of the beach.

Snorkeling at Salt Pond Bay
South Shore, take route 107 heading south for 3.9 miles from Coral Bay

Salt Pond Bay has a small parking lot that is directly in front of the Salt Pond Bay Trail. This trail is a short 0.2 mile walk that leads you directly to this pristine beach. The best snorkeling at Salt Pond Bay can be found on the rocky eastern coastline of the beach. Snorkel off the right end of the beach to see massive boulders colonized by sponges and elk horn coral. These shallow waters are home to an abundance of sea grasses and fans, which make great hiding spots for star fish, sea cucumbers, and sea horses.

Other popular St. John Snorkeling locations: Hawknest Bay, Gibney Beach, Salomon Bay, Francis Bay, Watermelon Cay, Big Maho Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Brown Bay.

St. John Beaches are some of the most pristine beaches for snorkeling in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Cinnamon Bay

Cinnamon Bay is a local hot spot that offers a variety of water sports and pristine beach.  Cinnamon Bay Beach has a dive bar that promotes snorkeling, windsurfing, kayaking, volleyball, and camping. Dine at Tree Lizards restaurant or grab a snack at the local a snack bar. Since Cinnamon Bay borders a campground you are able to enjoy benefits like  lockers, restrooms, changing rooms, showers, telephones, picnic tables and barbecue grills. Visit the activities desk to embark on adventures like snorkeling,  SCUBA,  windsurfing lessons, day sails, cocktail cruises and National Park hiking.

Salomon Bay

Salomon Bay provides you with one of the most secluded beach destinations on St. Thomas. Due to the mile long hike to reach the beach, many tourists are warded away from this tropical paradise, thus providing you with a very private experience. Some of the best snorkeling on St. Thomas is found on the reefs between  Salomon Bay and Honeymoon Bays. Swim in the calm waters and keep a look out for shrimp, clams and crabs and several different varieties of fish that swim along this coast.

Honeymoon Bay

Enjoy a short scenic trail to Honeymoon Bay and relish in a private paradise. Honeymoon Bay is separated by Salomon Beach by a small rocky point of land. Find shade beneath the large maho trees or under the seagrape trees that line the beach. Like Salomon Bay you can enjoy some of the finest snorkeling in this secluded area. Lay out on the white sandy beaches or float in the calm Caribbean water of Honeymoon Bay.
Caneel Bay Beach

Caneel Bay is an internationally famed resort, and boasts several private beaches that are available to the public. Caneel Bay Beach is located in a private cove, surrounded by native Caribbean plants. This quiet cove is a premier location to spot hawksbill turtles. Enjoy snorkeling right off the shores, or bask in the sun on the wide stretch of white sandy beach. Over 15 different species of fish glide through the currents off the sandy shore. Visit the Water Sports Center and enjoy kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving and more. Sip on a refreshing island beach at the Beach Bar located right along the water.

Hawknest Bay

Hawknest Bay is home to several sandy beaches. Take a short drive from Cruz Bay and park in the expansive lot that is walking distance to the beach. Enjoy snorkeling at either of the two coral banks that begin only a few feet from the sand.  These beaches offer a variety of areas in which you can snorkel and swim with grunt, goatfish and parrot fish. Bathroom and changing facilities are available on the beach. Pack a snack and eat under one of the two pavilions.

Trunk Bay

Trunk Bay is one of the most photographed beaches in the US Virgin Islands. St. John Trunk Bay provides breath taking scenery and an array of activities. Swim along their underwater snorkeling trail, check out the water sports center, or grab a bite at the concession stand. Trunk day is packed with everything you’ll need for a full day at the beach. Trunk Bay also houses well kept changing and bathroom facilities, and keeps a lifeguards on duty during peak hours. Due to all of these extra amenities the National Park charges a small fee for entrance

Great Cruz Bay

The Great Cruz Bay Beach is located in front of the Westin Resort on the northern shore of St. John. The beach here has been recently renovated, providing you with an amble amount of coast and clear waters. The waters at Great Cruz Bay are generally calm since there are no sharp coral reefs. Although there is not much snorkeling here, this is a great beach for the family to swim safely in the calm waters. Grab a caribbean beach at the pool bar a short walk from the waves. The Westin Hotel supplies cabana chairs and lounges to hotel guests. A water sports center is located right on the beach for you to rent all types of water sports equipment. When you day is over head over to the local shops and dine at the Cruz Bay restaurants.

Shipwreck Landing is set on a balcony with a on picturesque view of the Caribbean ocean. Just eight miles east of Cruz Bay this restaurant offers an intimate setting for both the dining and bar scene. This laid back restaurant and bar features live Jazz music Thursday and Sunday nights.

Shipwreck Landing’s menu includes mostly fresh sea food items and covers a few of the dining classics. Their lunch menu features classic sandwiches like Grilled Turkey Club, BBQ Chicken, Grilled Fish, Burgers, and entrees that include curry-nut crusted grouper, conch fritters, and blackened snapper.  Their menu livens up at night time when they feature dishes like Shrimp Scampi, Mahi Mahi, Caribbean Ginger Chicken, NY Strip Steak, and Stir Fry. Their lunch menu ranges from 7-16 dollars while their dinner menu averages at 17-24 dollars.

Route 107, Coral Bay, 34 Freeman’s Ground
Reservations: (340) 693-5640
Hours: Daily 11am-9pm (bar until 11pm)
www.shipwrecklandingstjohn.com

High Tide is a bar and seafood grill located just steps from the Cruz Bay ferry docks. This relaxed style restaurant features classic island food with a trendy style. Live music is featured on Monday’s and Wednesday’s starting at 7pm. Dine al fresco on their patio and enjoy views of the Caribbean sun set over the water.

High Tide serves up the freshest seafood and grills a mean steak. Lunch items include Mahi Mahi sandwich, fish tacos, jerked chicken wrap, st. john’s cheeseburgers and more classics. Come in for dinner served from 5pm-close to try dishes like Seafood Diablo, Shrimp Kabobs, Blackened Tuna, New York Strip Steak, and Lobster Alfredo. Lunch dishes range from 9-12 dollars while dinner averages between 20-30 dollars.

Dinner: Begins at 5pm, open for Lunch
Phone: 340-714-6169
www.hightidevi.com

If you want to get a taste of local food make sure to visit Donkey Diner located in the heart of Coral Bay. This Caribbean styled diner is a favorite for all locals and many tourists. Donkey Diner serves breakfast all day and features an extensive pizza menu for their lunch and dinner menu. Dine al fresco with their outdoor picnic tables or eat inside with their bright colors and funky tables.

If you’re looking for a laid back afternoon lunch this is the place for you. Donkey Diner features an array of breakfast classics from omelets, to pancakes, and a variety of breakfast sandwiches. Join in on a classic lunch with Donkey Diner’s favorite pizzas. Some of their pizzas include Donkey Supreme, Hawaiian Pizza, Italian Pizza and more.

Route 10 (out in Coral Bay)
Hours: See Site for hours Wed-Sat
340.693.5240
www.donkeydiner.com

Zozo’s Ristorante is located on the waterfront of the east side of the island of St. Thomas.  This restaurant is famous for its traditional Italian cuisine and picturesque Caribbean view. Dine al fresco at “Jax Lounge” their upstairs bar, or watch the beautiful sun set while eating in their dining room on the lower balcony.

Zozo’s Ristorante features the freshest ingredients that jazz up classic Italian cuisine with a local Caribbean twist. Since their dishes are based off of the freshest seasonal items, this restaurant changes their menu up to four or five times a year.  Some of Zozo’s entrees include Pan Seared Scallops, Grilled Double Cut Pork Chops, Lobster Ravioli, Oven Roasted Mahi Mahi, Grilled Rib Eye, and Caribbean Lobster Tail. Their dishes range from 14-36 dollars, with most entrees ranging around thirty dollars.

Zozo’s Ristorante was recently recognized by Travel & Leisure Magazine for “First Choice” on “Where to dine in the Virgin Islands.”

Route 105 (Bay Street), Gallows Point Resort
Hours: 5:30pm-9:00pm
Reservations: 340-693-9200
www.zozos.net

Baked in the Sun is a local family owned bakery located on the third floor of the Marketplace. Baked in the Sun serves all of its items with a “baked fresh daily” promise. Using the freshest ingredients, all of their bakery items are baked from scratch with the love and attention they deserve.

This old-fashioned bakery serves breakfast and lunch, and is famed for their delectable cakes and desserts. Baked in the Sun is famed for their Artisan Breads, Pastries, Bagels, Wedding/Event Cakes, and desserts. Stop in for lunch and enjoy a Curried Chicken Mango Salad, St. John Cuban, or an array of sandwiches made on their fresh baked breads.

Baked in the Sun was voted Best Bakery in the Virgin Islands, Best Sandwiches on St. John and Best Veggie Burgers in the Virgin Islands by the Daily News Reader’s Poll in 2007.

www.stjohnbakery.com

Petroglyphs  are rock engravings of images that are created by removing part of a rock surface by pecking, carving, and abrading a rock until the desired image is created. The Petroglyphs Trail lies within the Reef Bay trail, a trail about five miles outside of Cruz Bay located on Route 10.  This trail is in an area known as the “Petroglyph Falls” due to the small waterfalls and streams that surround these historic carvings. These historic petroglyph engravings date back to the early Arawak Indians. The Petroglyphs Trail is covered by shade from the native plants and trees, and allows for a scenic tour of St. Johns picturesque landscape and historical carvings.

The Reef Bay Trail is a National Park trail that is roughly three miles in length. You can find this trail about five miles outside of Cruz Bay, on Route Ten. Begin your walk of Reef Bay Trail at an elevation of 900 feet, walking through the dense tropical forest of St. John, and slowly travel down to the dazzling Caribbean ocean.

The Reef Bay Trail is a moderate trail that allows you to learn about the flora, fauna and history of St. John. The trail is scattered with signs that describe some of the foliage and structures that line the trail. The Reef Bay Trail is packed with history and includes Indian petroglyphs, plantation ruins, and a large portion of the plants native to St. John. Keep a look out for the small side trail that leads to Petroglyphs Trail and the Indian petroglyphs. On your journey through Reef Bay Trail, keep your eyes peeled for the fast moving and stunning hummingbirds that are native to these lands.

The National Park Visitor Center frequently runs scheduled ranger-guided hikes. This guided tour provides an educational resource on your tour through Reef Bay Trail. A bonus feature to the guided tour is that a boat is waiting at the bottom of the trail to take you back instead of hiking back up to the trailhead.

The Elaine Ione Sprauve Library And  Museum features an array of historic information related to St. John. This museum is home to a collection of photographs, documents, and historical artifacts that come from the historically rich island of St. John. Elaine Ione Sprauve Library And  Museum also holds a collection of information relating to the natural history of the island. At this museum vistors and residents can also look at a collection of archaeological photographs relating to St. John. Unlike typical libraries this library museum offers literature discussions, Spanish classes, story hours, and craft classes. Hours:  Monday-Friday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Annaberg Sugar Plantation is one of twenty-five sugar plantations that were once active on St. John. This plantation was established in 1718, and still stands today. In addition to growing sugar cane Annabeg plantation also produced molasses and rum. For the majority of its life the plantation was run by slave labor. In July 1848 freedom was declared for the Danish West Indies Slaves, and the plantation lost numerous workers. Many of the large buildings and wind mills used to produce these goods still remain on the island, and now make up the Annaberg Sugar Plantation Ruins. The Annaberg Sugar Plantation is open for tours on a daily basis

A mile from the ferry dock in Cruz Bay you will find a paradise within paradise. The Pastory Gardens of St. Johns provides an afternoon adventure of strolling through the tropical gardens, putting on an 18-hole miniature golf course, and dining at Pastory Gardens Bistro.

As you walk the minature golf course you will enjoy the secluded paradise packed with banana trees, tropical flowers, waterfalls, and trickling streams. End your day with a rustic burger and tall island drink as you take in the breathtaking view of St. Thomas from high on the island peak.

Concordia Eco – Tents are designed for the ecologically sensitive tourist that desires to truly enjoy Caribbean paradise. Located on the west side of the island by Cruz Bay, Concordia Eco- Tents offer a new spin on vacationing, creating “ecotourism.” This resort is famed for their “simplicity with the most up to date, sustainable and site sensitive technologies that are redefining ecotourism.”

At Concordia Eco-Tents resembles a cabin styled resort. This is a prime location for large family vacations and large groups of friends. Five or six adults can sleep on twin beds and a queen-size daybed. Enjoy dining at the outdoor restaurants which provide spectacular views of St. John. Each cabin is equipped with private toilets, showers, solar energy and elaborate kitchen facilities. This ecologically sensitive resort provides you with everything you’ll need for your stay, all at a very affordable price.

Concordia Eco- Tents are located on the high side of St. John, offering a panoramic view of the island and vast Caribbean ocean. This side of the island is renowned for its vast coral reefs which make for some of the best scuba diving and snorkeling in the Caribbean. These water sports and many others can be arranged through Maho Bay’s Water Sports Center.  Swim at leisure in the on-site pool. Check out the Meeting Pavilion, which hosts yoga classes and local evening entertainment options. Enjoy your secluded stay at Concordia Eco – Tents, while being only ten minutes away from the bustling city of Coral Bay, home of casual shopping, restaurants, local entertainment, water sports and island tours. Relax in this eco friendly environment that will nurture your body and soul while also nurturing your wallet with affordable St. John accomodations.

Caneel Bay is a luxury resort nestled within the Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. Caneel Bay Rosewood Resort blends with the Caribbean landscape spreading over 170 acres. With seven secluded beaches, Caneel Bay provides you with a personal tropical paradise. Caneel Bay Rosewood Resort is 45 minutes away from St. Thomas International Airport, 1.5 miles from the Virgin Islands National Park Visitors Center, nine miles from Coral Bay, and less than two miles from Cruz Bay.

This four star hotel features 166 rooms all with handcrafted furniture, and complimentary amenities consisting of a bottle of rum, a large bottle of water, a key chain flashlight, Lady Primrose toiletries and straw slippers for guests to take home. Sit outside on your private patio or balcony and take in the panoramic views of the tropical foliage and sparkling Caribbean ocean.

As a secluded luxury resort, Caneel Bay Rosewood Resort houses all the entertainment you will need. Play a game of tennis, cook up a beach barbeque, enjoy fishing charters, or look into the boat rentals.  Take a stroll on one of the seven private beaches, or swim part of the three miles of Trunk Bay’s underwater snorkeling trail. A few of the beaches feature their own water sports and give you access to the necessary equipment. Continental breakfast is served daily. One of the featured on-site restaurants is Equator Restaurant, an open-air restaurant sitting atop the 18th-century sugar-mill ruins, or dine at one of the five other restaurants on site.