St. John Ultimate Villas

09/01/2025

Discovering the magic of St. John, where the beauty of nature meets the serenity of the sea 🌊🌿

01/10/2024

Good morning! When passing Coral Bay, watch for deh new baby donkey…🫏😇

01/10/2024

When exploring the waters and shoreline of Virgin Islands National Park, do not harass any of the animals and leave any shells, rocks, or artifacts exactly where they were found. Taking or moving these items disrupts the critters that may be using them as a home, and it is illegal!

Please help preserve and protect the park for future generations by taking only photos and leaving only bubbles!

Photo Credit: H. MacCurdy

01/10/2024

NEWS RELEASE

Virgin Islands National Park Announces Follow-up Public Meeting About Proposed Fee Changes

Virgin Islands National Park will host a follow-up public meeting on Wednesday, October 2, 2024, from 5:45 PM to 6:45 PM for an additional opportunity to discuss the park’s proposed increase in expanded amenity fees and new fees. The meeting will be hosted in the new Resource Management and Science (RMS) building conference room at Lind Point. We look forward to seeing you all at the public meeting.

Limited parking is available at the Resource Management and Science building. A shuttle will be provided from the Cruz Bay Visitor Center at 5:30 PM local time and leave Lind Point at 6:45 PM.

For detailed information on the proposed fees as well as the opportunity to comment, please visit the park’s Planning, Environment and Public Comment (PEPC) site located at: https://parkplanning.nps.gov/VIISExpandedAmenityFees.

24/09/2024

The ocean view from Villa Lakohely is always lovely and inspiring. Looking over the Coral Bay Harbor and further East, gives us the vast, peaceful morning sky.

23/09/2024

07/08/2024

So excited and happy for these two amazing ladies and for St. John 💛💛💛

28/04/2024

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14/04/2024

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07/04/2024

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24/03/2024

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19/01/2024

Don’t touch starfish....❌❌❌
This is a request to all tourists, don’t tuch starfish. REQUEST TO ALL GUIDE Please make your clients aware of this.
What happens when we lift a starfish out of water for an impromptu photo session?
All over the body of starfish are papules called dermal gills. Carbon dioxide gases are exchanged for oxygen between the coelomic liquid of the starfish and the water. Essentially, it’s how they breathe, like having hundreds of tiny noses all over your body.
As fresh air is toxic to starfish and they can’t hold their breath for very long, each time they’re lifted out of the water for a photo op, they are drowning and suffering from a build up of carbon dioxide. It’s the equivalent of someone filling your lungs with water for a little while and then emptying them again. It’s not a good day out. When this is done repeatedly, it’s a flip of the coin as to whether the poor creature can die from drowning or the stress of being semi-drowned so many times.
Wildlife are not our playthings. Just because a creature is slow enough to be caught by human hands, that doesn’t give us the right to do so, and the social media attention gained certainly does not justify the harm caused to the critter.
This is an act we’re all guilty of at some point. What was happening to that animal in the moment didn’t cross our minds. But now we know better, so we must do better.
Shared from Caluya Municipal Tourism Office

11/01/2024

The barge dock 🧡