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  • Clean, basic rooms in knock-your-socks-off colors such as purple and blue and a good restaurant; some rooms have shared baths. A stay here puts you near Soper’s Hole’s shopping and just a minute from the West End ferry.

  • Sitting on the waterfront at Christiansted, this hotel has rooms with balconies ideal for watching boats in the harbor; less expensive rooms have city views. Head for the town or beach, or stick around to enjoy the courtyard pool.

  • Starting with the gaily painted buildings, this resort exudes energy – most guests get busy with day sails, scuba trips, or power boat rentals. Rooms, decorated in tropical style, have grand sea views.

  • Located in Cane Garden Bay village, this small complex has units with lots of windows and balconies to enjoy the view. Cane Bay can be a lively place, with the bars and restaurants going full tilt on some nights. A sandy beach sits just across the road.

  • Kids play dress up and do arts and crafts at the Child’s Grove, giving parents a break. There’s a complimentary party for children during the Monday manager’s sunset cocktail party. A long sandy beach and lots of watersports make this a good bet (seeLittle Dix Bay, Virgin Gorda).

  • Located on a crescent of white sand just outside Spanish Town, this resort combines tropical luxury with watersports activities. Its spa is one of the best in this part of the Caribbean.

  • Scattered up the hill above Long Bay on the island’s west side, this resort’s units provide great views and all the amenities of a full-service resort. Swim at the pool, dine at the restaurants, and sunbathe at the sandy beach.

  • Canvas cottages open to the breezes and a kids’ arts and crafts program make this camp popular with families. The small beach and terrific snorkeling keep children busy for hours. A casual dining room serves meals, giving the family chef a break from the propane stove (seeMaho Bay Camps, St. John – Work Exchange Program).

  • Stay free for a month or more in a tent at the environmentally friendly Maho Bay Camps if you don’t mind working four hours a day doing jobs such as cooking, carpentry, and maintenance. Apply online only (seeMaho Bay Camps, St. John).

  • Eighteen duplex and two individual villas nestle along a gorgeous strand of white sand. The villas are individually decorated in tropical style and come complete with complimentary kayaks and snorkelling equipment.

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