Two-thirds of St. John is protected from development as part of the Virgin Islands National Park—and the island's eco-resorts range from basic to luxurious.
Themes: Beach · Adventure · Eco-Travel
Hotels (3)
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Maho Bay Camps
Thirty-five years ago, before “green” became a de rigueur byword in hotel design, Maho Bay Camps was established when a clutch of permanent platform t
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Caneel Bay, a Rosewood Resort
Waterfront cottages fronting 7 separate beaches on a former sugar plantation in Virgin Islands National Park, with one of the Caribbean's best wellnes
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Woody's Seafood Saloon
Residents love Woody’s Seafood Saloon, good for conch fritters and cold beer. There are often more patrons than can fit into the small space, so you c
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Honeymoon Beach
The beach can only be reached by hiking from Caneel Bay or Cruz Bay, so it’s rarely crowded.
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Spa Resorts of the Caribbean
Providenciales, St. John, All of Anguilla
Couples suites, indoor and outdoor treatment rooms, yoga retreats and hydrating facials are offered in the Caribbean's top spa resorts. Gorgeous views, blissful peace and attentive staff are bound to
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Sailboat Charter and Spa in the British Virgin Islands
St. John, British Virgin Islands, Tortola, White Bay
In less than a week you can hike Mount Sage on Tortola, snorkel in Virgin Gorda's Baths, and sip a rum punch at Jost Van Dyke Island's Soggy Dollar bar.—then find your land legs at Caneel Bay Resort o
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