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Charlotte Amalie Historic District
United States historic place

Charlotte Amalie Historic District

The Charlotte Amalie Historic District in Charlotte Amalie in Saint Thomas, U.S.

Virgin Islands is a 165.3 acres (0.669 km2) historic district which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.

How locals move

Getting around Charlotte Amalie Historic District the local way

  • Get inIsland Lynx Ferry, next to Seaplane Terminal, (340) 713-5969, [http://vinow.com/general_usvi/interisland_ferry/.
  • Get aroundBy Bus Tour Several tour operators offer professional tours to popular locations by air-conditioned bus.
  • Get aroundOften you will get directions such as "Turn left at the fork in the road, then right at the gas station." Ferries leave from Charlotte Amalie and Red Hook to other islands pretty much all day every couple of hours.
  • Get aroundThere are information booths along the waterfront where you can get a schedule for the local ferries and a ferry terminal near French Town for the longer distances (BVI etc).
  • Get aroundFor on-line schedules to plan your outing, try for getting around the USVI, and [http://www.virginislandsthisweek.com/st-thomas/transportation/ferry-schedules.html for reaching the British Virgin Islands.
  • Get aroundSafari Cabs - Endless "safari cabs" (pickup trucks converted to offer 3-5 covered bench seats) go back and forth from downtown and ships' docks...per "Get In" above.
  • Go nextIf you are staying for a few days, consider ferry rides or inter-island flights to Saint Croix, the British Virgin Islands (passport required), or the islands just east of Puerto Rico (Culebra and Vieques, passport may be required).
  • Go nextFerries regularly depart from Charlotte Amalie and Red Hook at the east end of St.

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