JULY 2023
In This Issue…
FOOD CENTER — THE ISLAND’S CENTRALLY LOCATED MARKET
Welcome to the
“Mid-Summer Sensations” Edition of
Coconut Post
VI News ’n Views
Virgin
Islands
The calendar tells us it’s the middle of summer already. For some, it might feel as if time is flying.
However, if you’re fortunate enough to be in the Virgin Islands, this is unofficially “the quiet season” in paradise. What a sensational opportunity to take a deep breath and slow down your pace!
Thanks to cooling trade winds, summertime temperatures are exceedingly comfortable in the Caribbean. Because it’s off-season, beaches, shops and attractions aren’t crowded. Yet another ‘plus’ is that low-season rates are in place at Flamboyan On The Bay Resort & Villas. In other words, this is an ideal time to travel to the tropics and save!
In this issue of the Coconut Post, you’ll experience “Mid-Summer Sensations” in a number of unique places — including shopping and dining options in historic Palm Passage.
Located in the heart of downtown Charlotte Amalie, Palm Passage is home to a fascinating array of quaint enterprises offering jewelry, fashions and quality gifts. You’ll also have the opportunity to sip a cool drink in the shaded courtyard bar.
If the idea of dining by the sea intrigues you, don’t miss a visit to 13 Restaurant. Situated at Yacht Haven Grande, Chef Tully Wilson is a Culinary Institute of America alumni and Nashville native who moved to the Virgin Islands nearly a decade ago. He brings a tempting twist to the menu by combining his roots with Southern cuisine and island flair. The eatery is open for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch.
Every unit at Flamboyan on the Bay offers a well-appointed kitchenette. How convenient! When stocking the pantry and fridge for your vacation stay, experience totally cool grocery shopping at Food Center. The spacious supermarket is open 365 days a year and offers everything from the fresh produce, deli items, quality meats and cheeses, wine, liquor, frozen foods, baked goods, brand-name beverages, and more. Food Center also features a wide array of freshly prepared hot food.
From shopping fun to dining delights — and so much more — St. Thomas truly is a Mid-Summer Sensation.
Happy trails!

COCO BITS
In addition to Coconut Post spotlighting slices of life in paradise, look for “Coco-bits” — tidbits of tasty info, island history, and fun-to-know facts scattered throughout the publication. Keep in mind here in the islands ‘views’ are visual — not so much editorial, LOL
Historic Palm Passage Offers Fun Shopping, Dining
Historic Palm Passage is an oasis of one-of-a-kind shops and restaurants, surrounding an open-air courtyard.
Food Center — The Island’s Centrally Located Market
Your complete one-stop island supermarket, Food Center offers optimal convenience with “the largest variety of merchandise on island.”
Ginger Thomas — Official Flower Of The USVI
Although not native to the West Indies, Ginger Thomas flourishes in St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix and is the Official Flower of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Staffers Participate In Numerous Community Events
Flamboyan On The Bay believes in giving back to our island through our on-premise cat sanctuary and by participating in local fundraisers.
13 Restaurant Offers Sensational Seaside Dining
Located in Yacht Haven Grande, 13 Restaurant brings a little southern style food to St. Thomas.
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