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Trunk Bay and Trunk Cay from the North Shore Road overlook on St. John, under broken cloud.

Virgin Islands villas, direct from the owners

You write to the owner. They set the price. We never take a booking and never touch the money.

Virgin Islands Villas is a directory of Virgin Islands villa rentals on St. John, St. Thomas and the British Virgin Islands, listed by the people who own them. Every claimed villa names its owner or manager. You see the nightly rate for your dates before you write, and pay the owner, not a platform, with no service fee.

Start with the island

The island decides the trip. St. Thomas has the airport and the East End beaches. St. John is almost 58 percent national park and begins with a ferry. The British Virgin Islands are a ferry and a passport away. Each has a guide of its own: where to stay, every beach and its fee, how to get there, and when to come.

Charlotte Amalie harbor, St. Thomas, framed by palms and a red roof, boats at anchor below the town

St. Thomas

The airport, the cruise port, and the East End beaches.

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Trunk Bay and Trunk Cay from the North Shore Road overlook on St. John, under broken cloud.

St. John

Almost 58 percent national park. The ferry island, no airport.

Read the St. John guide
Long Bay, Tortola: a leaning palm over white sand and small surf, a steep headland beyond.

British Virgin Islands

Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada: a ferry from St. Thomas, and a passport.

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20 min ferry from Red Hook · no reservation Ferry from Red Hook or Charlotte Amalie Bring a passport

Three regions, and the water between them

Most flights land on St. Thomas, and St. John is a short ferry from Red Hook. The British Virgin Islands are another country: daily ferries leave Charlotte Amalie and Red Hook for Tortola, a boat runs from Cruz Bay to Jost Van Dyke three days a week, and everyone aboard needs a passport.

The line between US and British watersRed Hook to Cruz BayRed Hook to West End and Road TownCharlotte Amalie to Road TownCruz Bay to Jost Van DykeRoad Town to Spanish TownSpanish Town to Setting Point, AnegadaTortolaJost Van DykeVirgin GordaAnegadaLittle SistersNecker IslandUS watersBritish watersSt. ThomasSt. JohnBritish Virgin Islands© OpenStreetMapCharlotte AmalieRed HookCruz BayWest EndRoad TownGreat HarbourSpanish TownSetting PointCyril E. King Airport (STT)Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS), Beef IslandVirgin Gorda AirportAnegada Airport
Airport Ferry dock Ferry routes The border between US and British waters

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Three steps, none of them a checkout

  1. Write to the owner

    Your dates, your party and a real question. No card, no account, no fee.

  2. Agree the details

    Price, deposit and house rules in the owner’s own words. Nothing buried.

  3. Pay the owner

    Directly, however they take it. We never touch the money.

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