This stylish custom home overlooks Magen’s Bay and the north side, & features two pavilions with the pool connecting both the master suite and media room (both air conditioned), living room & kitchen; the other has two equal queen bedrooms (also air conditioned) which share a bath and ocean-view verandah. Designer furnished, with screened French doors that frame the relaxing views. Tenant on premises.
From its high vantage point overlooking the Atlantic, this elegant and beautifully decorated villa provides tranquil privacy and features two master suites, one additional bedroom, and a standing-room loft. The alfresco dining area by the pool offers a breathtaking ocean view of the entire string of islands beyond. Lovely!
Fully air-conditioned home in an upscale neighborhood, with complete privacy at the pool and hot tub. Located just a mile from Morningstar Beach and Marriott Frenchman’s Reef Hotel, you’ll find this conveniently near shopping, nightlife and beaches. This home offers large deck areas with memorable views of the cruise ships, the harbor and Charlotte Amalie, and is one of our most popular villas.
This home is furnished in sunny bright colors that complement Mexican tile floors; French doors throughout open to one of the best down-island views on St.Thomas. Perched over the ocean, the main house has a spacious living room, dining room, kitchen and half-bath downstairs, with the master bedroom, an adjacent alcove with a twin trundle bed, the bathroom suite and laundry upstairs. On the other side of the pool, the guest house has two equal queen bedrooms with baths ensuite, and twin private balconies.
The perfect blend of Caribbean style and life’s expected luxuries…superb attention to detail from furnishings and art to total and private separation of each bedroom suite, each with its own entry and terrace with views. Watch spectacular sunsets and the cruise ships come and go, or take a 10-minute drive to shopping. Morningstar Beach and the facilities of Frenchman’s Reef Resort are below.
A dramatic villa on a 1-acre cliff site directly on the Atlantic Ocean, with coveted down-island view of Hans Lollik, British Virgins and St. John. All rooms face directly on the ocean with ceiling to floor glass walls. Decorator-furnished with Haitian wicker and selected antiques from New England and the Caribbean, Seacliff’s two spacious master suites are ideal for two couples; a third bedroom makes Seacliff perfect for a family of four. Two levels of sun decks and the private poolside cabana provide spacious areas for relaxation.
Zip Line St. Thomas. It’s new here in St. Thomas and has been taking pre-opening groups by reservation only. Now, for future reference, you will ALWAYS need a reservation when wanting to go Zip Lining here in St. Thomas. They take manageable numbers of people up in groups and each group will zip from platform to platform. They call it a Tree Limin’ Experience.
Their exhilarating zip line course is designed by a world renowned ACCT certified instructor. It sits high in the rainforest of St. Peter Mountain. So expect the most unbelieveable views that will absolutely take your breath away. You will see views of Magen’s Bay, Jost Van Dyke, Tortola, St. John and more…right from the numerous platforms you will zip to.
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Most people don’t know exactly where it is…so we thought we’d help clear that up. St. Thomas is an island in the Caribbean Sea and with the islands of Saint John, Saint Croix, and Water Island the newest of the four Islands to comprise the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI), an unincorporated territory of the United States.
St. Thomas is in the U.S. Virgin Islands and is just east of Puerto Rico and Haiti. St. Thomas is located just off the south eastern coast of Florida. St. Thomas of the U.S. Virgin Islands is located in the eastern Caribbean, just a mere 1100 miles southeast of Miami. You heard me…it’s not far at all from South Florida. Which makes it quite convenient to get to if you live in the United States for sure with easy connections out of MIA (Miami International Airport) of FLL (Fort Lauderdale International Airport)
Today tourism is the primary economic activity, accounting for 80% of GDP and employment. The islands normally host 2 million visitors a year, many of whom visit on cruise ships.
When we arrived, this was the only booth with a line in front of it. Not a short line either. This is not to be missed during Carnival.