Showers tracked through the morning and clear offshore by early afternoon. North shore conditions are clean for swimming once skies open — Trunk and Maho both accessible by 1 pm. Heat index peaks near 92°F midday; plan shade between noon and 3. Sunset tonight at 6:59, golden hour begins around 6:17.
Showers likely through late morning, clearing by early afternoon. ESE trades 13–15 mph with gusts to 19 mph. High 85°F, heat index near 92°F. Tonight: partly cloudy, low near 77°F. Weekend outlook: showers ease, trades strengthen. UV index high — sun protection essential.
Light winds mean the calm, hidden beach behind the Lind Point Trail is at its best. Quiet, soft sand, snorkeling along the rocks. Bring water — no facilities, no crowds, no day-trippers.
A long-running Cruz Bay favorite. Chef's tasting paired with island wine — the kind of dinner that earns the long drive back up the hill. Reservations advised; we can place yours.
Trades laying down and seas at 2 ft make today ideal for the run to Lovango. Lunch at the rum bar, snorkel at Henley Cay on the way back. We arrange the boat and the slip at the Westin dock.
Two cruise ships in Charlotte Amalie today (Carnival Mardi Gras and Norwegian Joy, ~9,200 passengers combined). Day-trippers begin arriving at Trunk by 10:30 AM. The beach thins out noticeably after 2:30 PM, and is yours alone by 4. Locals' tip: arrive at 9 or after 3.
Long-running Cruz Bay institution. Tasting menu Thursday nights. Walk-in or we book.
Limited · 8 PM onlyCruz Bay's wood-fired room. Linguine vongole and the burrata are the move. Quieter than weekends.
Available · most timesOpen all day. Beach-casual sunset cocktails, then plates. Perfect for an early evening or late night.
Walk-in friendlyReservations, private chefs, charters, groceries on arrival, a babysitter, sunset photographer, dive trip — text the team. We arrange the day so you don't have to.
Text the Concierge