A very interesting look at plantation life. Well worth a visit. With just a little work it could be a great attraction. The main house has been preserved/restored and looks amazing. Unfortunately, the other buildings need a little something to really show what a plantation was like, especially the business end of the operation. The windmill is the only recognizable... More

We enjoy visiting historical sites, this site is no different. We arrived at the plantation at 3:30 in the afternoon. We walked onto the grounds and saw 2 women who appeared to be the tour guides. They were very busy sitting at a picnic table, under the shade of majestic plantation trees. We started to walk up the steps of... More

The house is nice to see, and amazing it has withstood hurricanes for so long. Our tour lady was fantastic. More

We love Whim - the Great House has a good docent tour, the other buildings are interesting. Nice gift shop and good signage in the informational sections. Monthly classical recitals/performances. More

House and contents very well maintained, kept very much like it was 100 years ago. More

We went to Whim for the Starving Artists Day and its was wonderful! We have been to Whim before and it is a great example of island history. It shows the plantation house, slave quarters, cane mill, and cook house, etc and you can ask for a tour by knoweldgable guides. This day was even better, because it was filled... More

If you are into the history of St. Croix, a visit to Whim is not to be missed. More

Go to see the classic sugar windmill that is pictured in the tourist brochures. You can walk onto the grounds and look around for free. The plantation house is very pretty but to go inside, it cost $10 per person for a "tour" which consisted of someone walking you around a very small area to look past ropes into the... More

Our guide was Wendy and she was both informative and very friendly as she showed us and another couple around the main house. We were there shortly before Christmas and the main house had been used for the past few nights for holiday parties or celbrations. There were very creative decorations that incorporated natural plants and berries in making wreathes... More