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U.S. Virgin Islands nightlife
It's always five o'clock somewhere: that's the motto the USVI's seem to live by. Many bars open for business in the afternoon and build crowds long after the sun goes down (most bars close at 2 am). The nightlife scene matches the laid-back feel of the islands, so most bar-goers sport straight-from-the beach attire and sip local libations like rum punch and Painkillers.
At this lively, Caribbean dance club, you'll groove on the black-and-white tiled floor to an eclectic blend of calypso, soul, disco, reggae, salsa, and...more
Tired of fruity, umbrella-topped cocktails? Look no further than the handcrafted beers of the Fort Christian Brew Pub, the only microbrewery in the Virgin...more
Island Time is a hot spot for boaters to recount the day's exploits from a second floor balcony overlooking the gleaming vessels at the Red Hook marina. But...more
All dive bars have their quirks—at Larry's, you pour your own drinks. Ask for a cocktail and the bartender will give you a cup of ice and everything you...more
Since joining the St. Croix nightlife scene in February 2008, Parrot's Cove has gotten a hefty vote of approval from a discerning group of drinkers: St. Croix's...more
Styled after a traditional Irish pub—think hardwood bar, flags hanging from the rafters, and memorabilia of all kinds plastered on the walls—the...more
Size really doesn't matter when it comes to Woody's Seafood Saloon, a tiny but rollicking Cruz Bay bar where revelers often spill out onto the sidewalk. It's...more
Most USVI bars specialize in the kind of nights that end with dancing on tables at 2 am. For a more refined atmosphere try XO Wine Bar, where conversations are...more









