St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
A 3D driving preview of the final approach to Villa Serenita: along Rte 322 from Red Hook, left at the Cabrita Point sign, up Bay Road and along the ridge past Vessup Beach to the fork, where you choose: the villa gate, or the north-shore road to High Point. It opens as a flat overhead map, draws the route, then real satellite imagery and 3D terrain rise in and an island Jeep, a luxury SUV or a simple arrow drives you there turn by turn, stopping at every sign you need to see.
St. Thomas · East End18.32° N · 64.84° W
Start at the Cabrita Point sign
Look for this sign
You’ve arrived
Pull in through the gate on your right. The rest is taken care of.
© OpenStreetMap contributors (opens in a new tab) · Route: Mapbox (opens in a new tab)
Drag to move the map and right-drag to turn or tilt it; on a touch screen use two fingers. With the map focused, the arrow keys move it, Shift with the arrow keys turns and tilts it, and plus and minus zoom. C follows the car, T switches to top down, R shows the whole route in 3D, S switches between the satellite and map views, F toggles full screen, V changes the vehicle and the space bar plays or pauses the drive.
Satellite imagery, terrain, roads and labels © Mapbox · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · route by Mapbox Directions · buildings from OpenStreetMap, checked against aerial imagery · snapshot prepared October 19, 2026. If the satellite view can’t load, the page switches to a self-hosted version built from OpenStreetMap data and public elevation tiles. Location reference: Villa Serenita. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the properties.
Why this exists
Villa Serenita is where Wayne and Christy were married on October 7, 2026. Their wedding site, ido2026.com, gave every guest an island map with directions. This preview takes that idea into 3D.
Read the ido2026 case studyShow guests the way from the airport, the ferry or their hotel to your door — in your colors, on your own site, drawn from real map data. You see a first pass before you pay a thing.
Ask for a free mockup · How 3D driving directions work and what they costHow it’s made
Satellite imagery, 3D terrain, roads and place labels come from Mapbox, and so does the route. Buildings near the drive are OpenStreetMap footprints checked by hand against aerial imagery, then modelled with hipped tile roofs, windows and shutters.
The island is rendered live with WebGL by Mapbox GL JS, the houses and the vehicles by three.js, both hosted on this site. The signs, the stops, the choice at the fork and the camera are written for this one drive. No analytics, no trackers.
If the satellite view can’t load, a self-hosted 3D model built from public map data takes over. No 3D at all? Guests get a crisp overhead map, the same turn-by-turn list and one-tap directions.
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How 3D driving directions work and what they cost
Built on real map data from Mapbox and OpenStreetMap. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the properties.
