Located about four miles east of St Thomas, St John is the smallest of the three main U.S. Virgin Islands. St John has no airports but it can be easily reached by a boat from Tortola or St Thomas. It is famous for its well preserved natural beauty, pristine beaches and luxury St John house rentals.

St John has a lot to offer as far as accommodations go. This Caribbean destination has many beautiful St John vacation rentals and cozy St John villas among others. Depending on your budget and needs, you can find affordable and comfortable St John lodging perfect for the whole family.

St John

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St John Vacation Rentals

St John will provide you with every kind of accommodation you are looking for. From a secluded, home-like St John vacation home rental to a cozy St John hotel - this Virgin Islands destination offers endless lodging possibilities.

Things to do in St John

An exotic island of St John is a honeymooner's paradise luring travelers with sugary beaches, countless recreational options and fine St John accommodations . Active travelers visit St John to enjoy snorkeling and scuba diving. The island of St John is also home to numerous quaint restaurants, lush National Park and quiet, crowd less beaches.

St John Beaches

Beach is without doubt one of the island's most popular attractions. Beaches of St John not only offer sugary white sands and turquoise waters but also privacy and seclusion. All of them are part of the Virgin Islands National Park offering tourists numerous camping opportunities, great snorkeling and beachside St John rentals.

Cruz Bay

Located on the west coast of St John, Cruz Bay is the island's main town and its center of activities. It is home to numerous shops, beachside restaurants and cozy St John condo rentals. Travelers can also stop by the Virgin Islands National Park Visitor Center and shop at Cruz Bay's numerous colorful stores.

Annaberg Sugar Plantation

Those who would like to learn about St John's rich agricultural history, should visit its numerous plantations. Annaberg Sugar Plantation dates back to the 18th century and was one of 25 sugar factories of the island. Today the ruins of this beautiful plantation are protected by the National Park and are open to visitors who can see factory ruins, slave quarters, a windmill and other remains.

Virgin Islands National Park Two-thirds of St John is covered with the lush Virgin Islands National Park which offers fascinating trails, white beaches and secluded coves. The Reef Bay Trail is an excellent hiking destination that takes tourists through dense forests, plantation ruins and scenic bays such as Trunk Bay, Cinnamon Bay and Maho Bay.

St Thomas

While on St John, visiting the neighbor island of St Thomas is a must. Take a boat ride and visit Charlotte Amalie, the capital of the Virgin Islands and one of the most beautiful harbors of Caribbean. Word-class yachting, sport fishing and numerous historic attractions are waiting for travelers on St Thomas.