We had a day in St John where we decided to do the Waterlemon Cay trip. We were dropped off by taxi at the base of the trail and the driver told us that just up the hill was the plantation. It's one of those things where you might as well check it out if you're right there. It's a... More

We saw ruins in other parts of the island, but Annaberg is by far the best. It is easily accessible and there is plenty of parking. I loved that there were multiple buildings and signs explained various things. Also, the views to the BVI were incredible. It's kind of off away from anything else, but worth the trip!

There is a lot to learn at the site, but I would encourage you to doo your homework before you arrive. The amount of labor needed to make sugar is significant and humbling in what people did.

Located relatively close, but uphill, from the parking lot, Annaberg is an interesting and beautiful site. The ruins are fairly well preserved, are adequately explained with signage, and the views incredible.

I was so excited to go when we heard there would be a docent there on Thursday. It was definitely interesting but plan on stopping by, not spending the day!

I think one's trip to St. John is not complete without a little history lesson that a stroll around Annaberg Sugar Plantation can offer. Amazing to see the old mills. Great views as well!

Just ok.. you see sugar plantation ruins everywhere.. It is a nice view at the top, but you only need a few minutes here and you are done. :)

This is an interesting stop, particularly if you find a great volunteer on site like we did to share history. Combine this with the Leinster Hike and a snorkeling stop.

The ruins at Annaberg offer a lot to see. The volunteer guide offered us some very interesting history. Hike the trail to Water Lemon Key as well to see additional ruins.