moderate
1.5 hours
Good overall fitness is recommended due to moderately strenuous terrain and the need to navigate rocks and pools.
Discover the thrill of hiking through St. Croix’s Caledonia Ghut with expert guides. Wade through fresh pools and uncover the island’s geological secrets on this unique, moderately challenging trail.
Starting at $50 | 3-4 Hours | Hike Through Dense Tropical Forest!
Embark on a captivating 90-minute hike through St. Croix's lush ecosystems, guided by an expert who reveals the area's rich geology and history. Experience the thrill of wading through refreshing pools and discovering unique freshwater marine life, all while navigating a moderately strenuous trail that promises adventure and natural beauty.
Embark on a captivating 90-minute hike through St. Croix's lush ecosystems, guided by an expert who reveals the area's rich geology and history. Experience the thrill of wading through refreshing pools and discovering unique freshwater marine life, all while navigating a moderately strenuous trail that promises adventure and natural beauty.
The trail includes rocky and slippery sections, so shoes with good grip are essential to ensure safety.
Even though the hike isn’t long, tropical temperatures can cause dehydration quickly.
The lush ecosystem can attract mosquitoes, especially near water pools, so protect yourself accordingly.
You’ll be walking through shallow pools, so consider quick-drying clothes and waterproof footwear.
Caledonia Ghut historically served as a natural water source for local agricultural settlers and holds geological formations dating back centuries.
BushTribe Eco Adventures is committed to sustainable tourism, minimizing trail impact, and educating visitors on preserving St. Croix's fragile ecosystems.
Provides stability and traction on rocky, wet trail surfaces.
Keeps you comfortable while wading through freshwater pools.
summer specific
Protects against mosquitoes common in the tropical environment.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is crucial in the warm island climate.