Coral Bay Landmarks

As a general rule, it is the quiet nature and setting devoid of attractions that tend to attract tourists to Coral Bay.  Still, there are a few landmarks in and around the town that will keep visitors busy if they grow tired of the peace and seclusion.

Museums

In case you like to become more aware of other places and cultures, you should consider visiting a museum during your time in Coral Bay. To obtain complete information concerning each museum, try clicking on the name.

If you are looking to do some sight-seeing, visit Ivan Jadan Museum. It is located within downtown Cruz Bay, 5.5 mi. West of central Coral Bay. The Ivan Jaden Museum is a small educational experience right in Cruz Bay dedicated to the Russian tenor, refugee and fighter for freedom, Ivan Jaden. The museum is dedicated to Jaden and his belief in freedom and the importance of spreading the truth about life in the Soviet Union.

Historical Sites

In case you enjoy learning about the historical roots of a foreign country, you might want to visit a few of these historical sites while on vacation in Coral Bay.

One popular destination is Emmaus Moravian Church. It is located in Coral Bay. Although visitors are welcome to join in on weekly service, the building is closed otherwise.

Another common landmark for vacationers is Annaberg Plantation. It is found 1.5 mi. Northwest of central Coral Bay. A number of buildings associated with sugar production, including a windmill, factory, and slave quarters, although in ruins, are all a part of a tour of this property.

Fredriksdal Ruins: Once the home to the magistrate of St. John, the property was sold to Frederick Von Moth in 1730s. Now, it honors him in name, a man who would later become a Governor of St. Croix.

Review the chart below for a list of sites of historical interest in and around Coral Bay.

Bear in mind that Coral Bay has other attractions. To get more information on other attractions for Coral Bay, go to this page.