Charlotte Amalie City Guide

Must-try local dishes include pates, fungi, and roti, with plenty of fresh seafood. Options like Gladys' Café offer authentic Caribbean cuisine. Vegetarian and vegan options are available at places like Barefoot Buddha.

Charlotte Amalie's nightlife includes bars and clubs, with music from local DJs, though it is modest in variety and intensity.

The coffee scene is modest; detailed information on specialty shops or roasters is limited.

Tipping is similar to the U.S.; 15-20% is common for services. It's customary and well-received.

SIM card options and providers at the point of arrival are not specified.

Public cleanliness levels and sanitation are not well documented.

24-hour facilities are not widely reported, and details are limited.

Supermarkets like Pueblo Supermarket, Food Center, and Gourmet Gallery offer various products. Market Square Farmers Market provides fresh produce and local crafts, and bargaining is common with vendors.

Credit cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, and larger shops. However, smaller vendors, local food spots, and taxis often prefer cash.

ATMs are available around the island, including at the airport, some marinas, and banks. Fees might apply.

Details on school options and English-speaking staff are not available.

The digital nomad community in Charlotte Amalie is developing, with some coworking spaces and short-term rental options like Flatio, though structured meetups are rare.

Green spaces include Emancipation Garden and the Charlotte Amalie Waterfront, which offer nice relaxation spots.

The Charlotte Amalie Waterfront provides a good running path, though further amenities are not detailed.

Several gyms are available, including specialty fitness centers.

Details on tennis or padel facilities are not available.

Details on tennis or padel facilities are not available.

Pilates Worx offers Pilates classes, but specific yoga or wellness options are not detailed.

Information on martial arts facilities is not provided.

There is no opportunity for skiing around Charlotte Amalie.

Kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing tours are available though detailed information is scarce.

Surfing information is not available.

Diving and snorkeling are popular, with several tour options.

Healthcare facilities and services are available but details about hospitals with English-speaking staff are unknown.

Public drinking water safety information is unknown, with bottled water generally recommended.

Charlotte Amalie offers family-friendly attractions like Coral World Ocean Park and Magens Bay Beach. The U.S. Virgin Islands National Park is also suitable for family visits.

LGBTQ+ acceptance and community aspects are not well-documented, and visitors are encouraged to consider general Caribbean cultural factors.

Charlotte Amalie is relatively pet-friendly with accommodations and outdoor spaces accommodating pets.