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Starlit Escape Villa 

 Featured Vacation Rental in St John, Virgin Islands

Starlit Escape is a private rental villa with a pool and an ocean view on breathtaking St. John. Surrounded by tropical gardens, fruit trees and abundant wildlife near Coral Bay on St. John's quiet east side, Starlit Escape comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests and has earned a reputation as an exceptional value in the U.S. Virgin Islands.Starlit Escape is an immaculate 5 bedroom, 3 bath rental villa nestled in a private, forested valley on St. John's unspoiled east side. Family owned and managed, the aptly named Starlit Escape is known for its seclusion, peacefulness and natural beauty.Starlit Escape accommodates up to 10 guests, making it ideal for group getaways, family reunions or corporate events. Yet, its privacy and beauty also create an intimate, memorable experience for two.Come enjoy 2,500 square feet of relaxation, Caribbean-style... * Private freshwater swimming pool * Happy Hour Tower * Upper level master bedroom with private bath, veranda and queen bed * Lower level master bedroom with queen bed, private bath and large covered deck * Second bedroom with queen bed * Third bedroom with king or two twin beds * Sleeping loft with two double beds * Great room furnished with Caribbean wicker and rattan * High speed internet * TV, DVD player, VCR and full stereo complete with iPod dock * Full kitchen and teak dining table that seats 8 * Fully fenced, grassy yard with lush tropical landscaping * Ceiling fans and oscillating fans in all bedrooms * Full cook's kitchen amenities including side-by-side refrigerator with in-door ice dispenser, gas range, microwave, coffee maker, blender, toaster, cookware, dishes and cutlery, etc. * Books, games, videotapes, DVDs and CDs * Telephone * Quality linens and towels * Highchair and porta-cribs * Washer and dryer (at nominal extra charge) * Gas grill * Hammocks * Coolers * Beach chairs and beach towels * And everything else you'll need to feel right at home! Provisioning and private chef services can be arranged upon request.  

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The still-pristine island of St. John is the smallest of the three U.S. Virgin Islands and lies just 3 miles east of St. Thomas and a mile from the nearest of the British Virgin Islands. Nearly two-thirds of the island is national park, with forests and nature trails for your enjoyment. Nature lovers will be amazed by St. John's ecological diversity, from cactus-laden desert bluffs to lush tropical forests singing with tree frogs and painted by orchids.The true treasure of St. John is its beaches, white with soft, sugary sand and edged by coconut palms, gentle waters, and pristine coral reefs. World-famous Trunk Bay is here, as are spectacular Hawksnest Bay and Cinnamon Bay. Part of the national park land is underwater and home to amazing coral reefs, plant life, tropical fish and turtles.Beyond the spectacular natural beauty, St. John is a colorful and artistic community filled with unique shops, boutiques and vendors. The shelves are filled with local artwork and distinctive jewelry as well as exotic imports. All of the restaurants are locally owned, each serving up tantalizing flavors and atmosphere for even the most discerning palate. Local seafood such as mahi mahi, Caribbean lobster, conch, wahoo, yellowtail snapper and tuna are always fresh and available.Getting out on the water is a must for every Virgin Island vacation. Sailing, fishing, scuba diving and powerboat charters are widely available, as well as sea kayak and dinghy rentals. Our favorite is sailing. The fresh tradewinds, calm seas and protected anchorages make the Virgin Islands one of the top sailing destinations in the world. Hundreds of nearby islands await your exploration, all just a short boat ride away. Some of the best snorkeling and diving spots are only accessible by boat.Many visitors will be captivated by the fascinating history of St. John and the Caribbean. From the Taino, Arawak and Carib Indians, to the days of piracy, to the Danish sugar plantations, St. John has amazing stories of slavery and freedom, rebellion and discovery. Many remnants of those days have been preserved here. Upon your exploration you will find Danish sugar mill ruins, archeological digs, and petroglyphs from the ancient tribes that first inhabited St. John.There is so much to do and see on this tiny 27-square-mile mountainous island that many visitors find themselves coming back year after year.

Virgin Islands National Park
Skinny Legs
St John Festival
St John Blues Festival
St John Arts Festival

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