PHANTASEA TROPICAL BOTANICAL GARDEN
Tropical Treats & more
Enjoy a snack or a tropical fruit drink and don't forget our retail section including some new tropical plant books and island cookbooks.. See our selections here...
St. Thomas' Beautiful botanical garden !
* A wonderful eco-attraction on St. Thomas, VI
Phantasea will be CLOSED for the month of SEPTEMBER for General Admission. We will re-open on Oct. 16, 2024.
We will be OPEN BY APPOINTMENT on Monday- Friday between 5:00-6:00 and on Saturday and Sunday between 9:00 -4:00, for the sale of fresh eggs, blooming orchids, tillandsias and other retail items.
Special admission for groups of 10 or more can be booked in advance by appointment also.
Please call or text to set up an appointment at 340-642-4954.
Orchids and bromeliads are blooming throughout the garden and the trees are all full and lush once again. We have great views of Magens Bay, Tortola, St. John and the cruise ship harbor. The garden is approx. 2 acres and the average visit is 45 minutes to one hour. We have cold water, drinks, and snacks available for purchase. We also have a nice selection of Blooming Orchids and TIllandsias (air plants) for sale. We accept cash or credit cards.
Check our contact page for our location and directions. We are conveniently located just above downtown near the Mountain Top attraction and only about 10-15 minutes from the cruise ship docks.. Directional signs are posted along the roadways to help you to navigate our island roads. Google maps works well in the US Virgin Islands, but DO NOT try to use GPS, as it does not work here.
Check our "What's Blooming Now" link below to get a preview of just a few of the beautiful plants that we have in bloom right now.
What our visitors are saying:
"The most absolute favorite thing we did on St Thomas"
"Naturally gorgeous. Coming back a lot."
"Beautiful- need I say more" "Fabulous" "Awesome!"
"Beautiful garden. A great addition to St. Thomas"
Mornings at the hummingbird feeder. The Bananaquit (the US Virgin Islands state bird) is a nectar feeder like the hummingbird and is waiting every morning for breakfast at Phantasea Tropical Botanical Garden. The hummingbirds come also, when the Bananquits let them in.
What's Blooming Now
Not sure what's blooming right now? Check here to see...
