U.S. Virgin Islands Villas, U.S. Virgin Islands Apartments
Named by Christopher Columbus on his second voyage, this cluster of three volcanic islands (Saint Croix, Saint John, and Saint Thomas) passed through the hands of several European nations before being purchased by the US during WWI: Spain, Britain, the Netherlands, France, and Denmark. Each nation made its own contribution to what has become a cultural blend unlike any other.
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Showing 1 to 30 of 30 properties
- max $5,944/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 4 people
- 2 double bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
Swimming Pool
Washing Machine
Air Conditioning
- max $3,742/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 2 people
- 1 double bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
- Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
- Air Conditioning
- max $3,742/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 2 people
- 1 double bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
- Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
- Air Conditioning
- max $3,958/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 2 people
- 1 double bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
- Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
- Air Conditioning
- max $3,958/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 2 people
- 1 double bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
- Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
- Air Conditioning
- max $8,139/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 6 people
- 3 double bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
- Air Conditioning
- max $8,139/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 6 people
- 3 double bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
- Air Conditioning
- min $11,165/wk
- max $13,090/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 10 people
- 5 double bedrooms
- 5 bathrooms
Independent House- Swimming Pool
- Washing Machine
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The official language is English, but locals often use a slang-based creole created by African slaves during the 18th and 19th century - today, most of the islands' inhabitants are their descendants. St. Thomas offers a cosmopolitan atmosphere and up-scale shopping, St. John is a paradise for hikers and beach bums, and St. Croix will delight snorkelers with its underwater menagerie. Ferries offer easy access from one island to another, so don't worry about missing out! One important thing to remember: although steering wheels are on the left, as in the U.S., cars drive on the left-hand side of the road!.
