Before exploring the island, stop at this museum and update your knowledge of the history of the Caribbean.

Former slave compound, now a shopping district with some of the finest stores and restaurants on the island.

This 6,000-yard, par-70 course is known for its sweeping views of the sea.

Soak in some culture at this art gallery featuring the work of Caribbean artists.

British fort looming dramatically over the shoreline, built in 1779 to protect the British island from the French.

Religious and architectural landmark, a beautiful neo-Baroque building looming largely over the city of St. John's.

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British fort built in the 17th century to protect the entrance of St. John's harbor.

One of the first beaches where kite surfacing was introduced on the island.

Sugar plantation established in 1674 and preserved as a monument to the slaves whose labor it exploited.

Duty-free shopping abounds at this seaside mall.

A replica of a 19th-century Clipper Ship. A port of bay for the Star Clipper.

For people who really love beaches - this museum exhibits different kinds of sand and artifacts from ship wrecks.