Olympic Rent-A-Car 50 years anniversary
Olympic Rent-A-Car in St. Croix, USVI, has been in car rental business for 5 decades. We're the oldest independent car rental in St. Croix USVI. We've stood the test of time in car rental customer service and we know what you expect. We're here to give it to you!
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Explore St. Croix, US Virgin Islands
Renting a car with Olympic Rent-A-Car is an easy way to get out and explore St. Croix. From the Caribbean Sea to the mountains, valleys, rainforest and arid terrain, St. Croix is a picture waitng to happen.
Drive to Point Udall and you will be at the Eastern most point of the United Sates! Take the top off your Jeep and tour the West End to see the lush, beautiful Rain Forest.
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What our customers say...
"No Issue"
★★★★★
"Good service and no issues. We took great care to minimize bringing any sand from the beach into the vehicle and shook out all the floor mats if any did sneak in. Pick up and drop off at the airport went smoothly and the drivers were all very friendly and professional. The credit card hold did take up to two weeks to disappear from the credit card, but over all, would choose again for island rental."
"Best Car Rental in St. Croix"
★★★★★
"Best car rental service in St.Croix!!! Great, friendly and professional service; regular customers get VIP treatment. Only one complaint, the lot is too small. I hope they can move to a better location to entertain more customers...but that's a small matter. The best car rental in STX!"
"Super Great Experience Renting From Olympic"
★★★★★
"Super great experience renting from Olympic. They worked with me to rent us a car even though I am under 25, which no one else would do. They were waiting outside the airport to pick us up when we arrived and the transport back to the airport was just as easy when we were headed home. The Kai we rented was clean and in great shape and got 30+ mpg even with the curvy roads and island driving. We still definitely be back when we return to St Croix."
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Outstanding service for more than 50 years.
Olympic Rent-A-Car is based on St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands and has proudly provided outstanding service throughout the territory for more than 50 years. U.S. citizens do not need a passport to visit the U.S. Virgin Islands; a valid driver's license is sufficient for travel and vehicle rental. When driving, please remember that we drive on the left side of the road. Be mindful of pedestrians, local wildlife, and occasional potholes to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
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10 Scenic Routes to Drive in Saint Croix, US Virgin Islands
1. North Shore Road (Route 80)
Best for: Ocean views, beaches, and lush hills
Distance: Approximately 10–12 miles
Drive from the area around Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve west toward Cane Bay.
This is often considered the island's most beautiful road, winding between green hills and the turquoise Caribbean Sea.
You'll pass sugar mill ruins, overlooks, and beach access points.
2. East End Road to Point Udall (Route 82)
Best for: Sunrise and panoramic views
Distance: Approximately 15 miles one way
Follow Route 82 east from Christiansted all the way to Point Udall.
The landscape changes dramatically into dry, cactus-covered hills with sweeping ocean vistas and views toward Buck Island Reef National Monument.
3. East End Scenic Loop
Best for: A complete sightseeing circuit
Distance: Approximately 30 miles
Drive: Christiansted → Route 82 → Point Udall → Route 60 (South Shore Road) → Christiansted.
This loop combines dramatic cliffs, beaches, salt ponds, farmland, and coastal viewpoints. It's one of the best half-day drives on the island.
4. South Shore Road (Route 60)
Best for: Quiet coastal scenery
The south shore receives fewer visitors than the north coast. Highlights include Grapetree Bay, windswept beaches, and expansive sea views.
Birdwatchers especially enjoy the area around the Great Salt Pond.
5. Christiansted to Cane Bay
Best for: Beaches and snorkeling stops
Leave Christiansted and head northwest through rolling countryside before reaching the spectacular north coast.
Stop at Cane Bay for swimming, diving, or lunch with ocean views.
6. Salt River to Carambola Coast
Best for: Tropical scenery
This route follows the greener section of the north shore, with rainforest-like vegetation, coastal cliffs, and several viewpoints overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
7. Point Udall to Jack and Isaac Bay Trailhead
Best for: Rugged coastal landscapes
The road near Point Udall offers some of the island's most dramatic scenery.
Rolling hills, rocky coastline, and unobstructed ocean views make this one of the most photogenic drives on St. Croix.
8. The Beast and East End Hills
Best for: Elevated viewpoints
Known locally as "The Beast" because of its steep grades used in triathlon events, this route climbs into the East End hills and rewards drivers with spectacular island-wide vistas.
Local residents often cite these hills as among the best viewpoints on St. Croix.
9. Frederiksted to Christiansted Cross-Island Drive
Best for: Seeing the whole island
Travel east across the island, combining the west coast, central agricultural lands, and historic towns.
This drive showcases how diverse St. Croix's landscapes are in a relatively short distance.
10. Countryside Farm Roads Around Estate St. George
Best for: Rural Caribbean charm
Explore the island's interior roads around former sugar estates and farmland.
You'll find historic plantation landscapes, grazing livestock, and rolling green hills that many visitors never see.
If You Only Have One Day:
1. Christiansted
2. East End Road to Point Udall
3. South Shore Road to Grapetree Bay
4. Return through central farmland
5. North Shore Road to Salt River Bay
6. Sunset at Cane Bay
This route combines nearly every landscape St. Croix offers, including historic towns, desert-like eastern terrain, cliffs, beaches, farmland, tropical forests, and spectacular coastal scenery.
Driving Tip:
In the U.S. Virgin Islands, vehicles drive on the left side of the road, even though most cars have the steering wheel on the left. Visitors often need a little time to adjust.
We Drive On The Left