The lovely Christoffel National Park, which covers 4,500 acres and is dominated by majestic Mount Christoffel, should be on everyone's itinerary. The park's hilly landscape has 20 miles of roads, making it easy to tour by car, as well as several walking trails. Another attraction in the countryside is the Hato Caves. Pleasant views of the coast and the small fishing boats that dot the bay add to its splendor. The popular Knip Bay comprises two coves, one large and one small, each reached by a divergent trail from the main road.
Some beaches charge a small admission fee.
This series of protected reefs that stretches for 12 miles along the south coast offers divers a chance to investigate beautiful coral beds, steep walls, and two shallow wrecks. There are many dive shops to choose from on the island. On land, try a round of golf on a challenging nine-hole course or play tennis on championship courts. Horseback riding through the countryside is another thrilling way to spend the day. Restaurants Restaurants reflect the island's international influences.