St. John Villas & Vacation Rentals

Looking to rent a villa in St. John?

Over half of St. John is a lush national park, making ecotourism a key highlight of the island. Villa guests can enjoy scenic hiking trails, breathtaking natural beauty, and peaceful nature views. Our St. John villa experts can help you find the perfect rental for your island getaway. With most villas personally verified, you can trust the quality of your stay. St. John’s private villas offer seclusion and comfort, ideal for couples, families, or friends.

These are the 93 most popular villa rentals in St. John. Narrow your search above.

  • From $743 to $1,357 per night
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Deja View

6 Bedrooms
6+ Bathrooms
  • From $1,850 to $3,071 per night
  • AC
  • Price upon request
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  • From $950 to $1,543 per night
  • Beachfront
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  • From $850 to $2,286 per night
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  • From $5,795 to $8,321 per night
  • Near Beach
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EauSea

4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
  • From $1,000 to $2,143 per night
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  • From $1,714 to $3,000 per night
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  • From $1,640 to $2,565 per night
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Rotunda

6 Bedrooms
6+ Bathrooms
  • From $1,900 to $4,850 per night
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  • From $2,714 to $9,429 per night
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  • From $1,286 to $2,000 per night
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  • From $555 to $1,140 per night
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Blue Tang

3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
  • From $743 to $1,357 per night
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  • From $2,429 to $4,286 per night
  • Near Beach
  • Pool
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  • From $1,429 to $3,000 per night
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Mar Azul

4 Bedrooms
3+ Bathrooms
  • From $664 to $1,500 per night
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  • From $960 to $1,800 per night
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  • From $2,142 to $4,575 per night
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Kismet

6 Bedrooms
6+ Bathrooms
  • From $3,286 to $4,286 per night
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  • From $1,071 to $2,286 per night
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  • From $721 to $1,457 per night
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  • From $714 to $1,071 per night
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  • From $675 to $1,420 per night
  • Beachfront
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  • From $500 to $729 per night
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  • From $679 to $1,393 per night
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  • From $757 to $1,400 per night
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Cocotier

4 Bedrooms
4+ Bathrooms
  • From $729 to $1,643 per night
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  • From $2,429 to $4,571 per night
  • Near Beach
  • Pool
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  • From $857 to $1,571 per night
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About St. John

St John—20-minute ferry ride from St. Thomas—opens the door to the “friendliest” and smallest of the US Virgin Islands. Over half of St. John’s 21 sq. miles is cared for by the park service and is open for exploration with fabulous trails and scenic views. Guests can camp out right at the oceans’ edge at Maho Bay, or, the most famous campsite in the Caribbean, Cinnamon Bay. Both camps offer watersports, food and supplies on-site. (Reservations are a must during high season.) Reef Bay Trail is also worth a hike! This downhill trail includes a 200-year-old sugar plantation and petroglyphs carved by the Carib Indians. Guests shouldn’t overlook Snuba, a combination of snorkeling and scuba diving. St. John is the only place in the Caribbean where it’s offered. Though St. John is not known for its nightlife, Cruz Bay does have colorful shops, lively bars, and some wonderful restaurants.

What's special about St. John?

As part of the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. John is unique in its “American” style, ecologically friendly attitude, and its miles of scenic national park land. This is the smallest of the three main islands that comprise the USVI, and about 2/3 of it is protected park land, with miles of hiking trails among the trees, cacti, and other tropical plants. St. John is definitely less developed than the other islands, so if what you want is peace, quiet, and tons of natural beauty, then this is the place to be.

As mentioned, hiking is a favorite activity on the island, and there are lots of paths and trails to enjoy, or you can just take a stroll along the beach and enjoy the view. St. John also has something that the other Caribbean islands don’t - snuba. A combination of snorkeling and scuba diving, snuba is a fun way to check out the underwater sights the island has to offer.

St. John is definitely all about enjoying the outdoors, but that is not to say that visitors won’t be able to partake in some excellent shopping, dining, and nightlife while on the island. Cruz Bay is a fun place to be day or night, and there are numerous shops on the island featuring jewelry, clothes, and other souvenirs to help you remember your tropical beach vacation. Restaurants serving up delicious Caribbean fare are plentiful, and the bars are open late to keep your party lasting well into the night.

While St. John does offer up villas or resort hotels for travelers to stay in, the island also features unique Caribbean campgrounds, or tent resorts. These beachfront areas have permanent canvas structures, food, supplies, and water sports on-site. While it’s a different take on the traditional hotel or resort, these campgrounds are environmentally-friendly, affordable, and give guests a closer connection to the island itself. Don’t worry if you’re not a camper; there are plenty of villas for rent as well, where you’ll get the comforts of home along with amazing views and island breezes. The hotels on the island, although fewer in number, offer a variety of accommodations and amenities to suit those travelers looking for room service and restaurants on-site.

Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, beach lovers, or for those who just want to lounge around on a cool, laid back island, St. John is a Caribbean gem that will meet all your vacation requirements.

St. John FAQ

Q: How do I get to St. John?
A: St. John does not have an airport. Travellers fly into Cyril E. King Airport on St. Thomas and then take a ferry to St. John, which typically takes about 20 minutes.
Q: Do I need a passport to visit St. John?
A: U.S. citizens do not need a passport to visit St. John, as it is part of the U.S. Virgin Islands. Non-U.S. citizens should check the entry requirements based on their nationality.
Q: What are the must-see attractions in St. John?
A: Top attractions include Trunk Bay (known for its underwater snorkelling trail), Cinnamon Bay Beach, Virgin Islands National Park, Annaberg Plantation ruins, and hiking trails like the Reef Bay Trail.
Q: What is the best time to visit St. John?
A: The ideal time to visit is from December to April, during the dry season when the weather is sunny and less humid. The off-season (May to November) offers lower prices but comes with a higher chance of rain.
Q: What transportation options are available on St. John?
A: Rental cars or jeeps are the most popular way to get around St. John, especially for exploring the National Park. Taxis are also available but can be costly. St. John is compact, and many areas are walkable for those staying near Cruz Bay.