Take a seat at Drake’s Seat, on the Northside of St. Thomas overlooking world-famous Magens Bay, and capture some of the most spectacular photos of the island. Built in 1933 by Arthur Fairchild, the bench at this site is named after the British privateer Sir Francis Drake, who some say used the bay as an anchorage point for his ships and this vantage point to identify ships to later plunder. Visitors can gaze at outlying islands, Inner Brass and Hans Lollik, which serve as great backdrops for any photo.