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 St. Croix St. George Village Botanical Garden National Historic District gardens with 1500 native & exotic species/varieties. Restored buildings & stabilized ruins of a 19th century Danish sugar cane plantation complete the site. Gift shop. Weddings & events. http://www.sgvbg.org/ St. Croix Fort Christiansvaern The Fort heralds as a Christiansted National Historic Site. It features 5 preserved historic structures that relive and interpret the Danish economy and existance from 1733 to 1917. Services include a Visitors Center & Bookstore. http://www.nps.gov/chri/ St. John Ivan Jadan Museum Offers cross-cultural views of the 94 year long life of the man now judged to be the great Russian tenor of the 20th century. Over 5000 fascinating artifacts, including a unique collection of videos, books & CD's in Russian & English. http://www.ijadan.vi/ St. John Elaine Ione Sprauve Library And Museum The museum houses a collection of photographs, documents, and historic artifacts. A special collection relating to natural history honors the memory of Robert Stevens, a resident of St. John for 81 years. http://www.library.gov.vi/sprauve/ St. Thomas Blackbeard's Castle Tour the grounds surrounding the infamous pirate tower dating back to the 1600's. See the world's largest collection of bronze Pirate statues at Blackbeard's Castle Tower and ancient embedded cannons silently guarding the Tower. http://www.blackbeardscastle.com/ St. Thomas Seven Aches Museum Collection of coins, stationary and Royal Copanhagen dishes that were once used by the homes owners. The house is painstakenly decorated as it would have been back in the turn of the century. http://www.sevenarchesmuseum.com/ St. Thomas Tillett Gardens Marketplace for local art and crafts featuring permanent shops producing SILK SCREENED FABRICS, raku pottery, jewelry, candles, herbs, local crafts, and an ART GALLERY filled with the famous Tillett prints & maps & art by local and Caribbean artists. http://www.tillettgardens.com/ St. Thomas French Heritage Museum French West Indian Crafts preserved from the French Communities in the Virgin Islands. http://frenchheritagemuseum.com/ St. Croix Fort Frederik Constructed in the mid-18th century by the Danish government to protect its interests in the Caribbean and to defend the western end of St. Croix against incursion from other European powers. http://tps.cr.nps.gov St. Croix Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts CMCA serves & promotes the art and artists of the Caribbean. The center offers Artist in Residency opportunities, changing exhibitions, educational programs & community events. http://www.cmcarts.org/ St. Croix St. Croix Archaeology Museum Part of the St. Croix Archaeology Society. We display Pre-Columbian artifacts with reverence for the Peoples heritage. Even before the invention of the wheel & steel, they acheived greatness during the Ceramic Age. Resource library, lectures, events. http://stcroixarchaeology.org/ St. Croix Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve - Columbus Landing Site Salt River Bay is a living museum! It is a dynamic, tropical ecosystem with prehistoric & colonial-era archeological sites &ruins. Home to some of the largest mango forests in the Virgin Islands. Events throughout the year. http://www.nps.gov/sari/ St. Thomas St. Thomas Gallery Described by Rich Rubin in Caribbean Travel and Life as the “gallery of choice for everything from native art to sophisticated oils,” Gallery St. Thomas features a thoughtful collection of work from the Caribbean’s finest artists. http://gallerystthomas.com/ St. Thomas St. Thomas Historical Trust The mission of the St. Thomas Historical Trust is to identify, protect, and preserve the historical identity, structures, sites, and cultural heritage of St. Thomas through education, advocacy and promotion. http://www.stthomashistoricaltrust.org/ St. Thomas Afro-Caribbean Drum Center & Museum Houses a collection of 80 drums from Africa and the Caribbean. It is located in downtown Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands. Tours are hosted by Jammin' Jerry Z, who demonstrates a variety of drum & percussion instruments. http://www.acdrumcenter.com/ Caicos The Conch Farm Explore the only conch farm in the world, yes where Caribbean Queen conchs are raised from veliger to adult. Here you can watch how the process is done, enjoy a show with the two trained and very friendly conchs, see conch pearls & buy items! http://www.caicosconchfarm.com/ Grand Bahama Bahamas National Trust The West Indian Flamingo and other endangered species have been rescued from extinction. Hundreds of thousands of acres of valuable wetlands, forests, marine environments, and tropical ecosystems have been protected. http://www.bnt.bs Tortola The Callwood Rum Distillery This distillery stills produces rum in much the same fashion that it did over two centuries ago. Housed in a stone plantation era building. http://www.bareboatsbvi.com Bermuda Blue Hole Hill Park This is a public beach, although more of a spot to sightsee for it has a sandy and muddy shoreline. Bermuda Fort of St. Catherine One of the most impressive forts and a top favorite of ours, St Catherine fort Bermuda's historic exhibits, artifacts, and well preserved interior, make it a top choice of forts in Bermuda. http://www.bermuda-attractions.com/bermuda_000031.htm Bermuda Gibbs Hill Lighthouse Climb up 185 steps for good views from the top of the lighthouse built in 1846. The balcony at the top is 385ft above sea level. This lighthouse is also one of the few in the world that was made of cast iron. http://bermudalighthouse.com/ Bermuda Bermuda Maritime Museum Exhibits of Spanish treasure, Bermudan boats and other nautical items can be found at this wonderful museum. http://www.bmm.bm/ Bermuda St David's Lighthouse Located on St. David's Island and overlooking the South Shore, this famous 100 Year-old Lighthouse is a landmark on Bermudas east end. The Lighthouse at the eastern end of St. David's island is a sturdy stone structure, and has been working since 187 http://www.cyberlights.com/lh/bermuda/stdavids.htm Eleuthera Haynes Library We are proud to offer a variety of programs and events throughout the year for the many children and adults who use our facility. We are a privately managed, non-profit organization with a public mission. http://hayneslibrary.org Eleuthera South Eleuthera Mission This former 19th century Methodist Mission is now a museum and library dedicated to enriching the lives of the people in the community. http://www.southeleutheramission.com St. Kitts Brimstone Hill Fortress It is a National Park which is managed on behalf of the Government and people of the Federation of St. Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis by the Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park Society. http://www.brimstonehillfortress.org St. Kitts The National Museum Its mission is to preserve and promote the natural, historical and cultural heritage of the island of St. Christopher (St. Kitts). http://www.stkittsheritage.com St. Kitts Tamarind Tree Tours It is a Kittitian Proprietorship business that is licenced under the Buisiness and Occupation Act of St. Kitts and Nevis. It provides visitors with new, innovative, interesting and entertaining ways of touring historic places on the Island. http://www.tamarindtreetours.com St. Kitts Brimstone Hill Fortress Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site of historical, cultural and architectural significance: a monument to the ingenuity of the British military engineers who designed it and to the skill, strength and endurance. http://www.brimstonehillfortress.org St. Kitts St Christopher Heritage Society The Society is a non-governmental organization established in 1989 for the purpose of promoting St. Kitts' natural, historical and cultural heritage. It is a member of the Caribbean Conservation Association & the Museums Association of the Caribbean. http://www.stkittsheritage.com/ St. Kitts Romney Manor Its grounds have a great history; there is strong evidence that they were originally the site on which Tegereman the Carib Indian Chief had his village. http://www.caribellebatikstkitts.com St. Kitts St. Kitts Captain Sunshine Saint Kitts and Nevis is a twin-island federation whose economy is characterized by its dominant tourism, agriculture and light manufacturing industries. http://stkittscaptainsunshine.com/ St. Kitts OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER OF ST. KITTS & NEVIS No info http://www.cuopm.com St. Kitts The Government of St. Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis No info http://www.gov.kn Aruba Archaeological Museum of Aruba (The) This fascinating museum oulines the earliest history of the Island dating back to its first settlers. With ceramic artifacts, stone tools, shells and other ornaments on display, visitors are able to get a first hand look at the beginning way of life. Aruba The Historical Museum of Aruba A relatively short history accompanies this museum which was only established in 1983. Under the direction of the Cultureel Centrum van Aruba the museum was finally completed after the restoration of the Fort Zoutman Willem III Tower. Aruba Aruba Numismatic Museum The museum contains over 40,000 different pieces covering over 400 countries! http://www.museumaruba.org Aruba The Butterfly Farm It offers visitors the opportunity to interact with and learn about butterflies and their life cycle. Guided 20-30 minute tours lead guests through a large tropical garden where hundreds of exotic butterflies fly freely. http://www.thebutterflyfarm.com/ Aruba De Oude Molen It seems somewhat fitting to see a landmark tribute to this thriving culture. The windmill was originally built in 1804, but was transported to the Island piece by piece and resurrected into its present glory in 1960. Aruba Aruba Economic Affairs It is a government agency with the objective to advise the Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs on domestic macro- and microeconomic policy and on international trade issues. http://www.arubaeconomicaffairs.aw/ Aruba The Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) It is the institution officially assigned with the collection, processing and publication of statistics to be used by policymakers, in practice and for research in different areas. http://www.cbs.aw Nevis The Museum of Nevis History The Museum of Nevis History, is a rare treat for persons of all ages and is the largest collection of Nelson memorabilia in the western hemisphere. It is the Caribbean's newest museum presenting a story of Nevis and Nelson. http://www.nevis-nhcs.org/nelsonmuseum.html Nevis Hamilton Estate The volcanic stone windmill tower and late 19th century steam engine are all that remain of a once thriving sugar estate. It last produced sugar in the early 1950's. Nevis Nevis Peak Nevis Peak, the 985 m high point of the island, is located on the outer crater rim. The inner crater truncates the western rim of the earlier crater and is widely breached on the west side. A small lava dome was emplaced within the inner crater. Nevis Jewish Cemetery One of the most popular historic sites on the island of Nevis is the Jewish Cemetery located on Government Road in Charlestown. The nineteen grave markers spanning the period from 1679 to 1730 still survives today. Nevis Memorial Square Charlestown The enclosure of the square itself has palm trees and a flamboyant tree, an attractive hedge of flowering bougainvillea, a lawn, nice benches, and a solemn memorial in the center to the Nevis dead of WWI and WWII. Nevis Eden Brown Estate Eden Brown Estate was originally a sugar plantation, but cotton was grown there until the mid-1900's. But the circa 1740 plantation, with a great house and other outbuildings has a history unlike many of the other plantations. Nevis The Botanical Gardens of Nevis Hundreds of tropical species, whose origins span the globe, are assembled here to create seven heavenly acres and the foremost botanical display in the Caribbean. http://www.botanicalgardennevis.com Nevis Cotton Ginnery Recently restored for shops and a restaurant, the cotton ginnery is again bustling with activity as it did in the days when growing cotton was a key island industry. This was where cotton was ginned and packed into bales before shipment to England. Nevis Nevisian Heritage Village The Nevisian Heritage Village administered by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, largely depicts the evolution of Nevisian social history through housing. Aruba Arikok National Park The park is a 32 square kilometers (7907 acres) of natural area located at the north-eastern part of Aruba which contains examples of most of the islands flora and fauna against a backdrop of great geological complexity. Aruba Bubali Bird Sanctuary This lush sanctuary might seem out of place amid the arid and dry surroundings, however initially it was. The lakes, Large Bubali Pond and Small Bubali Pond are man-made, with the water coming from a nearby water treatment facility. Aruba Hooiberg This hill has long been a popular outdoor location for visitors and Arubans alike. Rising above the Island at approximately 540 feet, visitors are drawn to its unique environment and stunning views. Aruba Wilhelmina Park With all the desert-like surroundings, you might be searching for that perfect grassy spot on the Island to have a picnic or maybe just read a book. If so, Oranjestad has exactly what you're looking for. St. Vincent The Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary The Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary is making a big difference in the survival of these creatures. I have been in operation now for over twelve years and have already released 2000 three-year olds with my special mark. http://turtles.bequia.net St. Vincent The Botanical Gardens These gardens are the oldest in the Western Hemisphere. It was built in 1763 and established in 1765 as a commercial breeding ground for plants brought from other parts of the world. St. Vincent Fort Charlotte Fort Charlotte, named after the wife of England’s King George III, was built in 1806 to defend the island from attacks. St. Vincent La Soufriere The end of the highway at Richmond, hikers can climb the western trail to La Soufriere, the massive volcano that takes up the northern third of the island. St. Vincent The Falls of Baleine One of St. Vincent’s most popular northern attraction is virtually unapproachable by land. The Falls of Baleine can only be reached comfortably by boat, usually a day trip out of Kingstown with an organized tour company. St. Vincent National Museum Open on Wednesdays (9:45 am to 11:45 am) and on Saturdays (4:00 pm to 6:00 pm), the Museum features a number of pre-Columbian artefacts and large maps detailing the migrations of the island's earliest settlers. St. Vincent Wallilabou Anchorage Wallilabou Anchorage was the principle Caribbean location for Disneys 2003 hit movie 'Pirates of the Caribbean'. This world premiere movie is inspired by, and takes its theme from, the popular Walt Disney theme park ride of the same name. St. Vincent Black Point Tunnel Situated on the windward coast,this historical tunnel is the only road access linking the south of the island to the north and only one car can go through this dirt tunnel at a time. St. Vincent Fort Duvernette Alongside Young Island, this fort was built in 1800, 195 feet above the sea to defend the anchorage at Calliaqua Bay. Transportation to the fort can be arranged with the ferry at the dock on Villa Beach. St. Vincent St Vincent & the Grenadines National Trust The National Trust has its headquarters in the old Carnegie Public Library, a building of great architectural and historical merit. Tours of this building are available from Monday to Thursday. St. Vincent St. Mary’s Catholic Cathedral Built in 1823 and rebuilt in the 1930'a by a Flemish monk, this Cathedral displays many types of styles including; Moorish, Romanesque, and Georgian and was all fashioned out of dark volcanic-sand bricks. St. Vincent Montreal Gardens Though they are not as well known as the Botanical Gardens in Kingstown, they hold no less of the exotic beauty found in various flowers, spices and plants. St. Thomas St. Thomas Synagogue The oldest synagogue in countinuous use in the western hempishere. Our beautiful synagogue is an architectural and historical gem in the middle of the Caribbean. Visitors of all faiths experience wonder & awe standing in its simple stately interior. http://www.stthomassynagogue.com Tobago The Cricket Heritage Museum The museum showcases the history in photographs of the progress of cricket in Trinidad and Tobago and in the West Indies from the early 20th century, with special attention to the events that took place at the Queen's Park Oval. http://qpcc.com/content/museum Bermuda Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo(BAMZ) ACP provides a vital educational, conservation and cultural link between Bermuda and its neighbors, particularly the United States. We bring students and teachers together to inspire respect for nature, and awareness of humankind’s impact on Earth . http://www.bamz.org/ Great Abaco Wyannie Malone Historical Museum In 1991 The Wyannie Malone Historical Society was declared as "a not for profit society" under the Bahamas Company Act of 1990. That same year, after a successful submission, the Museum received the "American Express Preservation Award for 1991". http://www.hopetownmuseum.com/history.html http://www.wmhms.com Paradise Island The Pompey Museum of Slavery and Emancipation in Nassau This very interesting museum is located on Bay Street. It is a short walk from the harbor and water taxis. It is a permanent exhibit which illustrates the history of slavery, abolition and emancipation in the Bahamas. http://www.the-bahamas-islands.com/pompey.html Paradise Island The Bahamas Historical Society The museum is located on the corner of Shirley Street and Elizabeth Avenue. The collection includes historical, anthropological and archaeological artifacts and spans more than 500 years of Bahamian history. http://bahamashistoricalsociety.com/index.shtml Paradise Island Ardastra zoo Ardastra zoo dedicates much of its time, expertise and resources not only promoting conservation, but also actively working with programs to ensure the survival of many endangered species. http://www.ardastra.com/ Barbados George Washington House Barbados was the only country ever visited by the future “First Father” of his country and Bush Hill House the only house he ever lived in outside of the continental United States. http://www.georgewashingtonbarbados.org/ Barbados The Barbados Museum Welcome to the Barbados Museum & Historical Society – The Home of Barbadian Culture & Heritage. We invite you to explore with us the history of Barbados and its impact on life today, through the wealth of resources we offer. http://www.barbadosconcorde.com/ Grand Cayman Pedro St. James At a time in the Cayman Islands when most people lived in tiny, thatch-covered houses, a wealthy Englishman, using slave labor from Jamaica, created an astonishing 3-storey building called Pedro St. James. http://www.pedrostjames.ky/ Grand Cayman The Cayman Islands National Museum The history panels in the stairwell serve as an introduction to the Cultural History Gallery, which offers exhibits on the political and judicial systems, life in the Islands, and seafaring history. http://www.museum.ky/Content/16.htm Big Island W. M. Keck Observatory From the summit of Hawaii’s dormant Mauna Kea volcano, astronomers at the W. M. Keck Observatory probe the local and distant Universe with unprecedented power and precision. http://www.keckobservatory.org/ |
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