Casas de campo en Antillas Menores

“We enjoyed the setting... Very peaceful. We appreciated having snorkel gear to use.”

“Stayed here with my brother and both our boys, for a guys trip. This place had 4 beach chairs, 4 big comfy beach towels and a cooler. That was just what we needed. The kitchen was small, but clean and organized. Each room has its own remote to set the temperature which cooled it very well. The remote was hidden behind the curtain mounted on the wall.Walk into town, be careful to look for cars. Next door has a rundown house, but the people were friendly.Found a few board games that we could...

“The property was gorgeous, and the accommodations were very clean and comfortable. The experience was perfect, and the host was extremely knowledgeable and helpful! Unfortunately, the sargassum came in earlier than expected so we were unable to use the private beach to swim but still able to sit outside and enjoy the island breeze. There were plenty of other beaches in close proximity to enjoy and we thoroughly encourage others to make sure they do a trip to Buck Island. My daughter and I...

“Such a great experience.”

“We had an amazing stay. Location was excellent on the quieter side of the island and views from the deck are fantastic. Host was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable about the island. ”

“It is a quiet accommodation with nearby places to eat and shop located in a central area. Good communication. The air works well. It doesn't have a water heater but the island is hot but refreshing at night. Otherwise excellent.”

“Gorgeous views in your own little house. The hosts are a family that live on site and you’re renting a small beach cottage on property. Totally private not weird at all. It’s a master bedroom and then a large living area with pullout couch. You have your own little kitchen, a little balcony and access to the pool. You’ll need to rent a car with four-wheel-drive to get there it is a steep hill to go to and I suggest the first time you arrive to arrive before sunset. St. John itself is absolutely...