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St. John USVI Luxury Villa Rentals

St. John, 20.6 square miles, the 60-percent-National-Park island in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Twelve editorial-grade villas across Peter Bay, Rendezvous Bay, Great Cruz Bay, Chocolate Hole, and Coral Bay. The Caribbean villa booking where the National Park is the destination. Winter peak from $18,000 to $62,000 per week.

By Morten Andersen · Reviewed by Fredrik Filipsson · Updated 2026-05-18

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Island size20.6 sq mi, 60% National Park
Peak season14 Dec to 14 Apr (Christmas/NY peak)
Cruz Bay 4BR peak$18,000 to $32,000 / wk
Trophy 8BR peak$48,000 to $62,000 / wk
Last updated2026-05

St. John is 20.6 square miles in the U.S. Virgin Islands, 4 miles east of St. Thomas across the Pillsbury Sound. Virgin Islands National Park covers approximately 60 percent of the island, established in 1956 by the Laurance Rockefeller gift of 5,086 acres. The villa rental market splits four ways. The Peter Bay corridor on the north shore carries the trophy stock with private gated access to Peter Bay beach. Rendezvous Bay and Hawksnest Bay carry the working north-shore beach-view stock with national-park frontage. Great Cruz Bay and Chocolate Hole carry the walking-to-Cruz Bay village stock with car-required beach access. Coral Bay carries the quieter and more affordable east-end stock outside the park boundary. The famous beaches (Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Maho Bay, Hawksnest Bay) sit inside the park and carry no rentals.

The peak window is December through April. The absolute peak is the 20 December through 03 January window (Christmas-and-New-Year), with the 14 February to 14 April window the secondary peak (Presidents’ Day, school spring break, Easter). Saturday-to-Saturday is the standard cadence at most editorial-grade properties, with Christmas-and-New-Year holding a 10-to-14 night minimum. The 14 December through 14 April window is the calibration-quality window with no named-storm risk in recorded history. The hurricane season (1 June through 30 November) is closed-season for most operator-managed properties; the May and late November shoulder windows open to 5-to-7 night bookings at 40 to 55 percent below winter-peak rates.

Editorial-grade St. John villa rates run $18,000 to $62,000 per week at peak. A four-bedroom Cruz Bay edge or Coral Bay villa with pool sits at $18,000 to $32,000. A six-bedroom Peter Bay or Rendezvous Bay frontage estate sits at $32,000 to $48,000. The trophy north-shore compounds (8-plus bedrooms, private beach access, full staff) sit at $48,000 to $62,000 and up. WIMCO operates the largest USVI agency-managed inventory. McLaughlin Anderson has managed Caribbean villa rentals since 1985, with an authoritative St. John collection. Destination St. John, St. John Signature Villas, the Cimmaron Villa portfolio, the St. John Great House booking, and Where To Stay USVI cover the broader inventory. Most St. John villas operate by-owner or under small-portfolio management; Airbnb and Vrbo carry a portion of the second-tier inventory.

This page covers the four sub-regions, the Virgin Islands National Park beach access reality, the USVI Occupancy Tax structure, the hurricane-season-and-named-storm clause, the St. Thomas ferry routing, and the cost band by group size. Specific named-villa rates carry markers where inventory pages route to direct enquiry rather than published nightly rates.

Section I  ·  The Sub-Regions

Where to actually book.

St. John as a villa destination is four functional sub-regions. The famous beaches (Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Maho Bay, Hawksnest) sit inside the National Park and carry no villa rentals. The rental market is on the edge of the park.

No. I

Peter Bay corridor.

Drive to Cruz Bay: 8 to 15 minutes. Built for: trophy north-shore stock with private gated access to Peter Bay beach. The Peter Bay private development sits between Cinnamon Bay (National Park) and Trunk Bay (National Park), with gated road access and a private beach for the development’s villa owners. Most stock is six-to-twelve-bedroom estate, hillside positioned with infinity pool and Caribbean view, full staff (chef, butler, housekeeping typical). The highest absolute St. John rates and the deepest editorial inventory on the island.

No. II

Rendezvous Bay and Hawksnest Bay edges.

Drive to Cruz Bay: 6 to 12 minutes. Built for: working north-shore beach-view stock. North 104 (Rendezvous) and Centerline (Hawksnest) ridge corridors. Most stock is four-to-eight-bedroom villa with pool and Caribbean view, on lots positioned above the National Park beaches. Access to Hawksnest Bay is by car and park-day parking. The right answer for the National-Park-priority booking at materially below the Peter Bay rate.

No. III

Great Cruz Bay and Chocolate Hole.

Walking to Cruz Bay village: 12 to 30 minutes. Built for: walking-to-Cruz Bay village stock with car-required beach access. Great Cruz Bay (the Westin Resort frontage) and Chocolate Hole (the south-coast cove) carry the four-to-six-bedroom modern villa stock. Walking to the Cruz Bay restaurant block (High Tide, Asolare, Quiet Mon, Sun Dog Cafe at Mongoose Junction). The right answer for the village-edge booking with the boating program priority.

No. IV

Coral Bay east end.

Drive to Cruz Bay: 25 to 35 minutes via Centerline Road. Built for: the quieter east-end village stock outside the National Park boundary. Coral Bay carries Skinny Legs (the working-mariner bar institution), Lime Inn east-end, and a slower routing. Most stock is four-to-eight-bedroom villa with pool, on lots on the upper-Coral Bay ridge or the Hansen Bay frontage. The right answer for the privacy-priority booking at 25 to 40 percent below the Peter Bay rate.

No. V

Fish Bay, Reef Bay south-shore edges.

Drive to Cruz Bay: 12 to 18 minutes. Built for: the south-shore alternative stock with views to St. Croix. Fish Bay and the Reef Bay south-shore corridors carry a smaller editorial pool of four-to-six-bedroom villas with pool and south-Caribbean view. Cleaner-water snorkeling at Reef Bay; the south-side beaches at Salt Pond and Lameshur sit inside the National Park. The right answer for the south-shore-view week without the north-shore beach access.

No. VI

Mongoose Junction edge (walking Cruz Bay).

Walking to Cruz Bay ferry dock: 4 to 12 minutes. Built for: the walking-village 3-to-5-bedroom stock. Mongoose Junction is the historic shopping-and-restaurant cluster at the Cruz Bay edge. Walking to the ferry dock, walking to the Cruz Bay restaurant block, walking to the National Park Visitor Center. The trade-off is the village-edge footfall density at Christmas-and-New-Year peak. The right answer for the ferry-priority booking that wants to walk the village.

Two areas we would not book a villa week in: the upper-Centerline ridge above the 800-foot contour at the National Park boundary (cell coverage drops to intermittent, drive-to-anything runs 18 to 35 minutes through hairpin turns), the Lavender Hill and Bayside Cruz Bay frontage (the cruise-ship anchorage at Cruz Bay carries inter-island ferry noise from 06:00 and the Westin barge from 07:00).

Section II  ·  By Group Size

The best St. John villas, ranked by group.

Each card sorts by what the villa does well at the occupancy level. Verified May 2026 against WIMCO, McLaughlin Anderson, Destination St. John, St. John Signature Villas, the St. John Great House booking, and Where To Stay USVI.

For couples and small groups of four to six.

No. I

Cruz Bay edge three-bedroom walking villa.

Bedrooms: 3. Sleeps: 6. Sub-region: Mongoose Junction edge or Lavender Hill. Peak rate: $12,000 to $22,000 / week. Verdict: the small-group walking-Cruz Bay booking. Walking to the ferry dock, walking to High Tide and Asolare, walking to the National Park Visitor Center. The right answer for a couple or two-couple week with the ferry program priority and limited car requirement.

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No. II

Chocolate Hole four-bedroom modern villa.

Bedrooms: 4. Sleeps: 8. Sub-region: Chocolate Hole or Great Cruz Bay. Peak rate: $18,000 to $32,000 / week. Verdict: the small-group south-side cove booking. Heated infinity pool, Caribbean view, 10 to 15 minute walk or 4 minute drive to Cruz Bay village, walking to the Chocolate Hole cove. The right answer for a 8-person family week with the village-and-cove routing.

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For groups of eight to twelve.

No. I

Rendezvous Bay six-bedroom north-shore ridge villa.

Bedrooms: 6. Sleeps: 12. Sub-region: Rendezvous Bay or Hawksnest ridge. Peak rate: $32,000 to $48,000 / week. Verdict: the working north-shore 12-person booking. Hillside-positioned infinity pool, north-shore Caribbean view, 6 to 12 minutes drive to Cruz Bay and 4 to 8 minutes to Hawksnest or Trunk Bay National Park beaches. The right answer for the multi-family National-Park-priority week.

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No. II

Coral Bay six-bedroom east-end ridge.

Bedrooms: 6. Sleeps: 12. Sub-region: Coral Bay or Hansen Bay frontage. Peak rate: $26,000 to $42,000 / week. Verdict: the privacy-priority east-end booking at materially below the Peter Bay rate. Hillside-positioned pool, east-Caribbean view to Tortola, 25 to 35 minutes drive to Cruz Bay village. Walking or short drive to Skinny Legs and Lime Inn. The right answer for the 12-person family week with the quiet-side routing.

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For groups of twelve to sixteen.

No. I

Peter Bay eight-bedroom trophy north-shore estate.

Bedrooms: 8 across main and guest house. Sleeps: 14 to 16. Sub-region: Peter Bay development. Peak rate: $48,000 to $58,000 / week. Verdict: the trophy north-shore 14-to-16-person booking. Private gated access to Peter Bay beach (the only private beach with adjacent villa rentals on St. John), infinity pool, full staff (chef, butler, housekeeping typical), Caribbean view to the British Virgin Islands. The right answer for the milestone or multi-family Christmas-and-New-Year booking.

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No. II

Fish Bay south-shore eight-bedroom contemporary.

Bedrooms: 8 across main and pool pavilion. Sleeps: 14 to 16. Sub-region: Fish Bay south shore. Peak rate: $38,000 to $52,000 / week. Verdict: the south-shore 14-to-16-person booking. Infinity pool with south-Caribbean view to St. Croix, contemporary architecture, full chef kitchen, 12 to 18 minutes drive to Cruz Bay. The right answer for the multi-family week with the cleaner-water snorkel program at Reef Bay.

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For groups of sixteen and up.

No. I

Peter Bay ten-bedroom trophy compound.

Bedrooms: 10 across main and guest house. Sleeps: 18 to 20. Sub-region: Peter Bay development, beach-adjacent. Peak rate: $54,000 to $62,000 / week. Verdict: the trophy of trophies on St. John. Private Peter Bay beach access, multiple structures, full staff (chef, sous-chef, butler, housekeeping team), infinity pool with the Sir Francis Drake Channel view. The right answer for the 18-to-20-person extended-family Christmas-and-New-Year booking.

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No. II

Coral Bay ten-bedroom east-end compound.

Bedrooms: 10 across main, guest house, and casita. Sleeps: 18 to 22. Sub-region: Coral Bay ridge or Hansen Bay frontage. Peak rate: $42,000 to $54,000 / week. Verdict: the largest-group east-end booking at materially below the Peter Bay rate. Multiple structures, full staff, heated pool, east-Caribbean view to Tortola and the BVI. The trade-off is the 25-to-35-minute drive to Cruz Bay and the National Park north-shore beaches. The right answer for the 18-to-22-person privacy-priority booking.

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Section III  ·  The Cost Data

What a St. John villa actually costs.

Headline weekly rates by sub-region, bedroom count, and season. Before USVI Occupancy Tax (currently 12.5 percent), cleaning fee, and staff gratuity. Verified May 2026 against WIMCO, McLaughlin Anderson, Destination St. John, St. John Signature, the St. John Great House booking, and Where To Stay USVI.

Sub-region and bedroom count Peak (Christmas/NY) Standard winter (Jan to mid-Apr) Shoulder (May, late Nov)
Cruz Bay edge 3BR walking$12,000 to $22,000 / wk$9,000 to $16,000$6,500 to $12,000
Chocolate Hole 4BR modern$18,000 to $32,000 / wk$13,000 to $23,000$9,000 to $16,000
Great Cruz Bay 4BR$20,000 to $34,000 / wk$14,000 to $24,000$10,000 to $17,000
Coral Bay 6BR east-end ridge$26,000 to $42,000 / wk$18,000 to $30,000$13,000 to $21,000
Rendezvous Bay 6BR north-shore ridge$32,000 to $48,000 / wk$22,000 to $34,000$16,000 to $24,000
Fish Bay 8BR south-shore contemporary$38,000 to $52,000 / wk$26,000 to $36,000$19,000 to $26,000
Coral Bay 10BR east-end compound$42,000 to $54,000 / wk$30,000 to $38,000$21,000 to $27,000
Peter Bay 8BR trophy beach-frontage$48,000 to $58,000 / wk$34,000 to $40,000$24,000 to $28,000
Peter Bay 10BR trophy compound$54,000 to $62,000-plus / wk$38,000 to $44,000$27,000 to $32,000

Rates are weekly, before USVI hotel-and-villa Occupancy Tax (currently 12.5 percent ), cleaning fee ($600 to $2,400), chef pre-stock ($800 to $2,400 per week typical), and staff gratuity (10 to 15 percent of staff cost standard). Source: WIMCO, McLaughlin Anderson, Destination St. John, St. John Signature, Where To Stay USVI cross-checked May 2026.

Section IV  ·  The National Park Reality

The park-as-the-destination math.

Virgin Islands National Park covers approximately 60 percent of the 20.6 square mile island. The park boundary holds Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Maho Bay, Hawksnest Bay, and the Salt Pond and Lameshur south-shore beaches. The park entry fee is $5 per person for Trunk Bay (under-16s free); the other beaches inside the boundary are free-access with day-use parking. Day-use parking at Trunk Bay (the highest-density beach) fills by 09:30 to 10:00 in winter peak; arriving before 09:00 is the practical window for a parking spot during Christmas-and-New-Year and Presidents’ Day weeks.

The Peter Bay private development carries the only private beach with adjacent villa rentals on the island. The development is between Cinnamon Bay (NPS) and Trunk Bay (NPS), with gated road access. Peter Bay villa renters access Peter Bay beach as part of the rental. The other North Shore villas (Rendezvous Bay, Hawksnest, Centerline ridge corridor) access the National Park beaches by car and day-use parking like any other St. John visitor; the proximity is 4 to 12 minutes drive.

The boat-and-snorkel program is the central trip mechanic at the multi-family tier. The Pillsbury Sound and the BVI day-charter loop (Norman Island, Peter Island, Jost Van Dyke) operate from Cruz Bay and Coral Bay. A 35-to-45 foot day-charter boat with captain runs $1,800 to $3,800 per day. The standard one-day routing is Cruz Bay-Soggy Dollar (Jost Van Dyke)-Sandy Cay-Norman Island-Cruz Bay; the BVI clearance at Jost Van Dyke requires passports and an entry fee at the Customs office in Great Harbour. The half-day USVI-only Cruz Bay-Lovango Cay-Mingo Cay-Hawksnest snorkel loop runs $1,200 to $2,200 per half-day.

The hike-and-trail program is the under-marketed program. The Reef Bay Trail (2.4 miles down to Reef Bay with petroglyphs and the Reef Bay Sugar Mill ruins), the Cinnamon Bay Loop, and the Lameshur to Yawzi Point trail are the three primary NPS trails. The Reef Bay trail requires a ranger-guided shuttle return to avoid the 2.4-mile climb back up (NPS-led Reef Bay Hike with shuttle return runs $40 per person, advance reservation required ). The Lameshur to Yawzi Point trail carries Cyril E. King-built stone steps and is the historic-tour alternative.

Section V  ·  Booking and Cancellation

When to book, when to walk away.

For Christmas-and-New-Year (20 December through 03 January) at the trophy Peter Bay tier, 12 to 18 months. For the standard Christmas-and-New-Year window at any sub-region, 9 to 14 months. For Presidents’ Day and spring break (mid-February through mid-April), 6 to 9 months. For Easter week, 6 to 8 months. For the standard winter (mid-January, late April), 3 to 5 months. The May shoulder opens to 30-to-60-day inquiries at workable rates at the 4-to-6BR tier.

USVI villa leases run 50 percent on confirmation, balance at 60 to 90 days. Refundable security deposit $1,500 to $7,500 on credit-card hold. Cancellation tightens to 100 percent non-refundable inside 60 days at most operator-managed properties. Add USVI Occupancy Tax (12.5 percent currently ). Cleaning fee $600 to $2,400. Trip insurance with hurricane-named-event coverage is the practical hedge for May through November bookings.

The thing to walk away from: any St. John listing without an explicit hurricane-and-named-storm clause. The 2017 Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria sequence damaged most editorial-grade inventory; rebuild work continued through 2020. The lease that omits the clause has not been updated for the post-2017 market. The other walk-away pattern: any listing claiming “private National Park beach access” from outside the Peter Bay development. Peter Bay is the only private beach with adjacent villa rentals. National Park beaches are public; access is by car and day-use parking. The listing that conflates the two is misrepresenting the access reality.

Section VI  ·  The Disclosure

Villas and areas we passed on.

Six properties and patterns we did not include in our editorial list, with the reason each was disqualified.

  • A Bayside Cruz Bay four-bedroom listed at $24,000 per week with quiet location. The property sits within 80 meters of the Cruz Bay ferry dock. Inter-island ferry traffic carries from 06:00. The Westin barge runs from 07:00. The listing description omits the dock-frontage note.
  • A Rendezvous Bay five-bedroom listed at $34,000 per week with private beach. Listing claims private beach. The reality is a 12-minute drive plus a National Park day-use parking permit. The owner has been challenged on the “private beach” claim and has not removed it from the listing.
  • An upper-Centerline six-bedroom listed at $32,000 per week with cell coverage. Above the 800-foot contour on the Centerline ridge. Verizon and AT&T coverage drops to 1-bar intermittent. The drive to Cruz Bay runs 25 to 35 minutes through hairpin turns. Marketing photography is composed from the rooftop.
  • A Coral Bay six-bedroom listed at $38,000 per week with pool heating. Pool heating is listed as included; the property manager confirms pool heating runs $360 per week as a separate pass-through. The discrepancy has been on the listing since 2023 and has not been corrected.
  • A Peter Bay five-bedroom listed at $42,000 per week with chef included. Chef service is listed as included; the operator confirms the chef is on-call for an additional $350 to $480 per service day. The chef-included marketing has been on the listing since 2022 and has not been corrected.
  • A Fish Bay five-bedroom listed at $26,000 per week without hurricane clause. Lease language has not been updated for the post-2017 Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria reality. No named-storm cancellation provision in the contract. The 35 to 55 percent shoulder-season discount is offered without the corresponding risk-transfer language.
Section VII  ·  St. John Beyond the Villa

Where to eat, drink, and sleep off the property.

The villa is the destination. The rest of the trip still matters.

RestaurantsForKings

Where to eat in St. John.

Asolare on the Cruz Bay hill (the sunset-view reference). High Tide on the Cruz Bay waterfront. La Tapa for the contemporary tapas program. Sun Dog Cafe at Mongoose Junction. Skinny Legs in Coral Bay for the working-mariner institution. Lime Inn east-end. Morgan’s Mango.

 BarsForKings

Where to drink in St. John.

The Beach Bar at Wharfside in Cruz Bay. Quiet Mon for the dive-bar reference. Skinny Legs in Coral Bay. The Tap Room at Mongoose Junction for the local-brew program. Cruz Bay Landing for the ferry-waiting program. Soggy Dollar in Jost Van Dyke for the BVI day-charter terminus.

 HotelsForKings

When a St. John hotel is the better call.

Caneel Bay is in long-term post-2017 redevelopment as a Rosewood property. The Westin St. John Resort at Great Cruz Bay. Lovango Resort on the offshore islet. Garden by the Sea Bed & Breakfast. The villa is the seven-night call; for three-night use, the hotel program outperforms.
Section VIII  ·  FAQ

The questions readers ask.

How is St. John different from St. Thomas?

St. John is 20.6 square miles with Virgin Islands National Park covering 60 percent of the island. St. Thomas is 32 square miles with the cruise-port economy at Charlotte Amalie. St. John villas concentrate on the north shore (Peter Bay, Rendezvous Bay), the Cruz Bay village edge, and Coral Bay. The Red Hook to Cruz Bay ferry runs 20 to 25 minutes. St. John is the quieter beach-and-park option in the paired destination.

When is the peak season?

December through April. Absolute peak is 20 December through 03 January. Secondary peak is mid-February through mid-April (Presidents’ Day, spring break, Easter). Saturday-to-Saturday is standard, with 10-to-14 night minimums at Christmas-and-New-Year. Hurricane season (1 June through 30 November) is closed-season for most editorial inventory.

What does a St. John villa actually cost?

$18,000 to $62,000 per week at peak. Four-bedroom Cruz Bay edge or Coral Bay $18,000 to $32,000. Six-bedroom Peter Bay or Rendezvous Bay $32,000 to $48,000. Trophy 8BR-plus north-shore $48,000 to $62,000 and up. Add USVI Occupancy Tax (currently 12.5 percent ), $600 to $2,400 cleaning.

Which sub-region for which trip?

Peter Bay for the trophy north-shore beach-frontage stock. Rendezvous Bay and Hawksnest for the working north-shore beach-view stock. Great Cruz Bay and Chocolate Hole for the walking-to-Cruz Bay village stock. Coral Bay for the quieter east-end stock. The famous beaches (Trunk Bay, Cinnamon, Maho) are inside the National Park with no rentals.

How do we get there?

Cyril E. King International Airport on St. Thomas (STT). Direct connections from Miami, JFK, Atlanta, Charlotte, Newark, Boston year-round. STT to Red Hook taxi 15 to 25 minutes. Varlack Ventures or Transportation Services car-and-passenger ferry to Cruz Bay 20 to 25 minutes. Private water-taxi direct STT to Cruz Bay $325 to $625 per crossing for up to 6 passengers.

What is the typical deposit structure?

50 percent on confirmation, balance at 60 to 90 days. Refundable security deposit $1,500 to $7,500 on credit-card hold. Cancellation tightens to 100 percent non-refundable inside 60 days. Add USVI Occupancy Tax (12.5 percent), $600 to $2,400 cleaning, chef pre-stock and gratuity where staffed.

What is the National Park beach reality?

VINP covers 60 percent of the 20.6 square mile island. Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay, Maho Bay, Hawksnest, Salt Pond, and Lameshur sit inside the park. Trunk Bay carries a $5 entry fee and limited parking that fills by 09:30 in winter peak. Peter Bay is the only private beach with adjacent villa rentals.

Can we host a wedding?

USVI civil-ceremony license through Superior Court, 8 calendar days residency required, $200 license fee. National Park beach ceremony requires Special Use Permit at $50 per event. Standard pattern: lease villa, hold ceremony at permitted beach or villa property, host reception at villa.

How does the hurricane season affect the booking?

2017 Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria sequence damaged most editorial-grade villas; rebuild continued through 2020. Most leases now include a hurricane-and-named-storm clause. Trip insurance with named-event coverage is the practical protection for May through November bookings. Mid-December through mid-April carries no named-storm risk in recorded history.

Methodology

How we built this page.

Last updated April 2026. Properties on this page were assessed through WIMCO (St. John collection), McLaughlin Anderson Luxury Villas (managing Caribbean villas since 1985), Destination St. John, St. John Signature Villas, the St. John Great House booking, Where To Stay USVI, and direct broker channels. Virgin Islands National Park acreage and park boundary verified against NPS Virgin Islands National Park published data. USVI Occupancy Tax structure. Caneel Bay redevelopment status. The named editor of this page is the Villas For Kings Caribbean desk. Next refresh: October 2026 ahead of the 2026-2027 winter booking window.

The For Kings Network

The rest of the St. John trip.

The Asolare booking. The Skinny Legs east-end program. The hotels for the three-night version.

Hotels For Kings: St. John Restaurants For Kings: St. John Bars For Kings: St. John

Where to next.

PillarAll destinations, sorted by what each does well. DestinationThe St. Thomas paired-island alternative. DestinationThe BVI day-charter or full-week alternative. Best-OfThe best St. John villas, ranked. CostThe St. John villa cost guide, line by line. NetworkHotels For Kings: St. John.