Your Choice of Activities from Scuba Diving to Tennis

Guests at Divi Carina Bay Beach Resort have their choice of activities, from lazy beachside days to active sports and exciting gaming.

Enjoy lighted tennis courts, a fitness center, and water sports center with equipment rental. Island tours can be arranged from the front desk.

The Divi Carina Bay has partnered with the Cane Bay Dive Shop to offer on-site PADI five star scuba diving. Explore St. Croix's beautiful Buck Island marine park, and experience incredible wall diving. Click here to learn more about the Cane Bay Dive Shop.

Nightly live entertainment and fun awaits you at the USVI's first Casino ...try your luck at the 10,000 square foot gaming center featuring a host of exciting table games and slot machines. Click here to learn more about the Carina Bay Casino.

Shopping and dining is a short ride away in the quaint city of Christiansted.

Island Activities

St. Croix offers some of the best snorkeling in the world. Buck Island, famous for its striking natural beauty and underwater snorkeling trails, is one of only two underwater National Monuments in the United States. The north shore wall of the island, the Salt River Canyon, and Cane Bay offer world-class scuba diving. Kayakers can see snowy egrets, great barracudas, spotted eagle rays, and hundreds of other species in Salt River Bay National Park and Ecological Preserve.

Golf is extremely popular on St. Croix. The Buccaneer Resort's Bob Joyce-designed par-70 course offers magnificent panoramic vistas of Christiansted harbor to the west, St. Thomas and St. John to the north, and Buck Island National Park to the east. The award-winning Carambola Golf Club course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, is the site of the annual LPGA Golf Tournament and winner of the Golf magazine gold medal. The Reef Golf Course on Teague Bay offers a nine-hole course.

Adventure seekers can explore St. Croix's beautiful west end on horseback or by bike. Guided tours are available for all experience levels. Hikers will find several indigenous and migratory species in the forest and in the Sandy Point Wildlife Refuge.

All island content is courtesy of the United States Virgin Islands Department of Tourism. For more information, visit the United States Virgin Islands Department of Tourism.