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By your request, two of the king size beds may be converted into two twin beds each.
*Rates are subject to change without notice until confirmation.
Low Season (April 12 – December 18, 2015) Rates:
2 Guests: $3100/week
4 Guests: $3400/week
6 Guests: $3700/week
8 Guests: $4000/week
Holiday (December 19 – January 4, 2016) Rates:
Call 340-776-6805 for holiday rates.
High Season (January 4 – April 11, 2016) Rates:
2 Guests: $4600/week
4 Guests: $4900/week
6 Guests: $5200/week
8 Guests: $5500/week
Bed size:4 King OR 2 King & 4 Twin OR 3 King & 2 Twin
Room size:4 Bedrooms
General
Indulge in fantastic ocean views and breezes from the 500 sq. ft. deck! An exclusive, gated beach in Rendezvous Bay is just a short hike or two minute drive away!
Beija-Flor means “flower-kisser” and “humming-bird” in Brazilian Portuguese. The 2300 sq. ft., four bedroom, luxury villa has been designed to follow the natural curve of the land for the best possible ocean views
Upon entering this home, you will find a screened-in courtyard with native stonework, a dining table, and a custom barbecue area. The great room is furnished with rattan furniture, as well as an indoor dining table.
Four sets of bi-fold custom mahogany doors open to the view and the breezes. Access to the deck is either through the great room or the kitchen. The front deck offers outdoor dining. Beija-Flor is a perfect rental villa for both large and small groups, and can comfortably sleep eight people!
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- Air Conditioning
- Balcony
- BBQ/Grill
- Cable TV/DVD/VHS
- Dining room
- Full Kitchen
- Home Theater
- Linens Provided
- Outdoor Furniture
- Outdoor Pool
- Reserved Parking
- Stereo System
- Sunset View
- Washing Machine & Dryer
- Water View
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St. John
Activities
Over 60% of St. John is protected land, 5,000 acres of which was donated to the park service by Laurence Rockefeller in 1956. In part due to the protected land status, St. John is home to some of the most beautiful public access beaches in the world. Trunk Bay is an ADA accessible beach and is renowned for its crystal sands and underwater nature trail. The most popular trek in the National Park, this trail begins on Centerline Road and descends 937 feet through a shady forest. While hiking, you encounter the visible remains of four sugar estates and ancient petroglyph rock carvings. The trail ends at the Reef Bay Plantation ruins near Genti Bay. Part of the island’s National Park, visitors can travel back in time to 1780 when sugar, molasses and rum were produced at this very plantation. Meander among the ruins of the old windmill or catch a cultural demonstration.Transportation
As a United States territory, there is no passport needed for U.S. citizens. Because there are no airports on St. John, the only access to the island is by boat. A ferry service runs hourly from St. Thomas and daily from Tortola; regular ferries also operate from Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada. Once on St. John, Car, Limo and Taxi services are available.Food & Drink
While St. John is a small, secluded island, you won’t go hungry. Several Caribbean themed restaurants with daily catch seafood will please the palate, while also offering influences from Latin America and the Pacific Rim.Read more