2 Plus 2 Disco
This is a real Caribbean disco. It features the regional sounds of the islands, not only calypso and reggae but also salsa and soca (a hybrid of calypso and reggae). Usually there's a DJ, except on weekends when local bands are brought in. The place isn't fancy or large; it has a black-tile dance floor with a simple lighting system. Come here for Saturday Night Fever.Tuesday through Sunday from 8:30pm to 2am and Friday and Saturday from 8pm to either 5 or 6am.
340-773-3710

Cormorant Beach Club Bar
This romantic bar lies within a predominantly gay resort about 3 miles northwest of Christiansted. It caters both to clients of the resort and to gay men and women from other parts of the island. You can sit at tables overlooking the ocean or around an open-centered mahogany bar, adjacent to a gazebo. The chairs are comfortable and the lighting is soft. Excellent tropical drinks are mixed here, including the house specialty, a Cormorant Cooler, made with champagne, pineapple juice, and Triple Sec.
340-778-8920

Divi Casino
After much protest and controversy, this casino introduced gambling to St. Croix for the first time in spring 2000. Many visitors who heretofore went to such islands as Aruba for gambling now stay within the realm of U.S. possessions. The 10,000-square-foot casino boasts 12 gaming tables and 275 slot machines. No passport is needed to enter, but you do need some form of ID. There is no cover charge. In lieu of a nightclub, the casino offers nightly live music on an open stage on the casino floor. There are two bars, a main bar plus a smaller cafe-style bar where you can order light meals.
340-773-9700.

The Terrace Lounge
This lounge off the main dining room of one of St. Croix's most upscale hotels welcomes some of the Caribbean's finest entertainers every night, often including a full band.
340-773-2100.