About St. John
Escape from the stress of everyday life, come to a tropical island and enjoy the simple pleasures of walking on sugar white sandy beaches, exploring ancient ruins or filming Calypso dancers.

Thanks to Laurence Rockefeller's vision, St. John is two-thirds National Park lands. This protects the island from overdevelopment and keeps the population at about 5,000 year round residents. The locals are an eclectic mix of West Indians and American culture. St. Johnians pride themselves on protecting its charm and free spirited nature. You won't find a traffic light or any nationally franchised fast foods chains on the island. You will find friendly, accommodating and accepting people here. Some have a deep family history on the island and some are a history in making... St. John, Virgin Islands quietly boasts over 30 different beaches and 14 National Park hiking trails. The natural beauty is unsurpassed. But St. John is much more...It is true Caribbean soul, funky, and fun. What better place to have an educational vacation!
But island vacations are not all life in the slow lane...there are extremely talented artists and musicians to see and hear. Several Art Galleries are available and music happenings are nightly. St. John, US Virgin Islands is also located in the midst of many cays and central to the British Virgin Islands. Sailing, fishing, diving, snorkeling, hiking, kayaking, windsurfing, surfing, are a few other things to do while you are here.

Cruz Bay, the town of St. John, USVI has many great restaurants from fine dining to casual. Most of the restaurants are within walking distance to one another. Many evenings there are local bands providing live music. You can dance to calypso, reggae to your hearts content. Spend a memorable evening dining, strolling and dancing under a star filled sky. Everything is outdoors - no need for air conditioning in the islands, the trade winds keep it cool.