USVI ratings
Jun 23rd, 2009, 04:20 AM
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USVI ratings
It looks like hubby and I are going to end up going to USVI for our 1st wedding anniversary in Feb 2010. Could u guys pls rate the USVI islands on a scale of 1-5 on the following factors? 1 - Not the best in USVI; 5 - The best at USVI. Thanks!! 
Snorkelling
White sand beaches
Good dining options
Decent amount of stuff to do for a 5 day vacation
Modern Amenities ( car rental etc)
Lush
Hilly
Arid and dry
Also, if you had to suggest an island based on the first 4 factors, which other island would u suggest??
Snorkelling
White sand beaches
Good dining options
Decent amount of stuff to do for a 5 day vacation
Modern Amenities ( car rental etc)
Lush
Hilly
Arid and dry
Also, if you had to suggest an island based on the first 4 factors, which other island would u suggest??
Jun 23rd, 2009, 05:19 AM
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St Croix is an extra flight away from St Thomas - so if you are only going for 5 days its not feasible.
I would spend all 5 days on St John.
Its hilly, lush and has a mix of beautiful sandy beaches, and smaller rockier beaches with great snorkeling. There are great restaurants -- some fancy and some casual. There is plenty to do for a 5 day vacation, including daytrips to Virgin Gorda, or a snorkle trip.
Just fly into St Thomas and catch the ferry over. Its very easy.
I would spend all 5 days on St John.
Its hilly, lush and has a mix of beautiful sandy beaches, and smaller rockier beaches with great snorkeling. There are great restaurants -- some fancy and some casual. There is plenty to do for a 5 day vacation, including daytrips to Virgin Gorda, or a snorkle trip.
Just fly into St Thomas and catch the ferry over. Its very easy.
Jun 23rd, 2009, 11:39 AM
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My wife and I were married in St. Thomas and have returned many times, so I'll offer my rating opinion.
Snorkeling--STT 3 STJ 5
White sand beaches--STT 3 STJ 5
Good dining options--STT 5 STJ 4
Decent amout of stuff to do-- STT 5 STJ 3
Modern amenities--STT 4 STJ 4
Lush--STT 3 STJ 5
Hilly--STT 4 STJ 4
Arid and dry--STT 2 STJ 2
I hope this helps. Both islands will offer a wonderful time.
Snorkeling--STT 3 STJ 5
White sand beaches--STT 3 STJ 5
Good dining options--STT 5 STJ 4
Decent amout of stuff to do-- STT 5 STJ 3
Modern amenities--STT 4 STJ 4
Lush--STT 3 STJ 5
Hilly--STT 4 STJ 4
Arid and dry--STT 2 STJ 2
I hope this helps. Both islands will offer a wonderful time.
Jun 23rd, 2009, 12:23 PM
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These ratings are for St. John
Snorkeling - 4-5
White sand beaches - 4-5
Good dining options - 5
Decent amount of stuff to do for a 5 day vacation - 5
Modern Amenities ( car rental etc)- 5
Lush - 5
Hilly - 5
Arid and dry - 3
Snorkeling - 4-5
White sand beaches - 4-5
Good dining options - 5
Decent amount of stuff to do for a 5 day vacation - 5
Modern Amenities ( car rental etc)- 5
Lush - 5
Hilly - 5
Arid and dry - 3
Jun 23rd, 2009, 03:58 PM
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based on your first 4 my first thought was grand cayman. it is arid and dry.
snorkeling 4-5
beaches 4
dining 4
stuff to do 4
amenities 5
lush/hilly 0
usvi: st. john is smaller, much less busy, has lots of villas.
st. thomas has good duty free shopping, lots of excursion & dining options. if you are considering st. thomas look at: www.secretharbourvi.com excellent condo style resort on the east end (near red hook for ferry to st. john & asst bvis/ away from hubbub of charlotte amalie) it's quiet, huge nicely furnished rooms or suites w/big decks or patios. has a great beach, fun beach bar & one of better restaurants on st.t - blue moon cafe.
you might find it cheaper to stay on st.t. as the best resort on st. john is caneel bay, which is quite pricey.
snorkeling 4-5
beaches 4
dining 4
stuff to do 4
amenities 5
lush/hilly 0
usvi: st. john is smaller, much less busy, has lots of villas.
st. thomas has good duty free shopping, lots of excursion & dining options. if you are considering st. thomas look at: www.secretharbourvi.com excellent condo style resort on the east end (near red hook for ferry to st. john & asst bvis/ away from hubbub of charlotte amalie) it's quiet, huge nicely furnished rooms or suites w/big decks or patios. has a great beach, fun beach bar & one of better restaurants on st.t - blue moon cafe.
you might find it cheaper to stay on st.t. as the best resort on st. john is caneel bay, which is quite pricey.
