The Ultimate St. John, USVI Extended Weekend Itinerary: 4 Nights, 5 Days in Paradise
Our exact itinerary, including where we stayed, our favorite beaches, the best boat rentals, restaurants we love, and the travel tips we'd share with anyone planning a trip to St. John, USVI.
Some destinations you visit once, and others become part of your story. For us, St. John has been part of our story for 28 years! Monty and I honeymooned on this beautiful little Caribbean island back in 1998, and we've been finding reasons to return ever since. We've traveled to some pretty incredible tropical destinations over the years, but there's just something about St. John that keeps pulling us back.
Maybe it's the ridiculously turquoise water, the white sand beaches, or those winding island roads with views so beautiful you want to stop every five minutes. Or maybe it's the fact that more than half the island is protected by Virgin Islands National Park, giving St. John that untouched, laid-back Caribbean charm that's becoming harder to find. Whatever it is, this little island will always have our hearts.
And here's something we wish more people realized. You don't need an entire week or a passport if you're a U.S. citizen to experience the magic of St. John! Since the U.S. Virgin Islands are a U.S. territory, American citizens traveling directly from the mainland don't need a passport to visit. That makes St. John an even easier Caribbean getaway, especially if you're looking for beautiful beaches and turquoise water without the extra international travel requirements. Just remember to bring acceptable identification for your flights, and a passport will be necessary if you plan to visit the neighboring British Virgin Islands.
We stayed at a beautiful adults-only resort in Cruz Bay, cruised around the island in electric Mokes, snorkeled with sea turtles, captained our own boat to secluded beaches, and even enjoyed tacos and pizza from floating restaurants in the middle of the Caribbean. We loved a couple of those experiences so much that we actually booked them twice!
Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, celebrating an anniversary, or simply looking for a beautiful Caribbean escape without taking an entire week off work, we're sharing our exact four-night itinerary along with our favorite places to stay, eat, and explore. We'll also share the travel tips we've picked up over nearly three decades of visiting St. John to help you make the most of your time on this incredible island.
Where We Stayed: The Saint Resort in Cruz Bay
One of the best decisions we made for this trip was staying at The Saint Resort, a beautiful adults-only boutique resort conveniently located near downtown Cruz Bay. After visiting St. John for so many years, we've learned that where you stay can make a huge difference, especially when you only have a few days to explore. And for this particular getaway, The Saint couldn't have been a better fit!
We spent four nights in the Francis Room, which was the perfect home base for our adventures. We especially loved having our own private hot tub, along with a peaceful place to relax after spending our days exploring the island. The resort also features multiple pools and hot tubs, a cold plunge, sauna, spa facilities, and an on-site restaurant called Aerial. It's a beautiful property with plenty of opportunities to unwind, whether you're spending the afternoon by the pool or enjoying a quiet evening together.
But what really made The Saint stand out for us was its location. We were just a short five-minute walk from some of our favorite restaurants, waterfront bars, shops, and breakfast spots in Cruz Bay. We could spend the entire day exploring the island, head back to the resort to freshen up, and walk into town for dinner without worrying about driving or finding parking. And if you've ever navigated those winding St. John roads after dark, you know what a luxury that can be!
Another feature we loved was the resort's electric Moke rentals, which made exploring the island incredibly convenient. Instead of renting a Jeep for our entire stay, we were able to enjoy Cruz Bay on foot and rent a Moke on the days we wanted to venture out to the beaches and scenic overlooks. It ended up being one of our favorite experiences of the trip, and we had so much fun that we booked a second Moke rental before heading home!
Our recommendation: If you're planning a couples getaway to St. John, especially for a shorter stay, we highly recommend considering The Saint Resort. Between the beautiful accommodations, relaxing amenities, convenient Moke rentals, and walkable location, it made our four-night getaway so easy to enjoy. We loved having the freedom to explore the island during the day while still being able to walk to our favorite Cruz Bay restaurants in the evenings.
Thursday: From the airport to paradise
Flying Into St. Thomas
One thing that surprises many first-time visitors is that St. John doesn't have an airport, so you'll fly into Cyril E. King Airport (STT) on neighboring St. Thomas before making your way to St. John by boat. Don't let the extra transfer discourage you because getting to St. John is actually easier than you might think, especially when you plan your transportation ahead of time!
We landed in St. Thomas around 1:45 PM, and by approximately 4:00 PM, we were already checking into The Saint Resort and getting ready to enjoy our first Caribbean sunset. That's one of the things we love about a getaway like this. Depending on where you're flying from, you can leave home in the morning and be enjoying paradise by the afternoon!
Why We Recommend Exclusive Limousine VI
If you've followed our travels for a while, you know we're all about finding ways to save money without sacrificing the experiences that make a trip special. But we're also big believers in spending a little extra on convenience when it makes sense, especially when we only have four nights to enjoy an island!
For this trip, we booked Exclusive Limousine VI for our airport transportation, and we couldn't have been happier with the experience. Our driver met us at the airport, helped with our luggage, and drove us directly to Red Hook, where we were catching our water taxi to St. John. Everything was arranged before we arrived, so we didn't have to worry about finding transportation, waiting for a taxi, or figuring out where we needed to go after a long travel day.
We enjoyed the service so much that we booked them again for our return trip to the airport, and the experience was just as wonderful. Having dependable transportation already scheduled made both our arrival and departure days so much easier, allowing us to spend more time enjoying the island and less time worrying about travel logistics.
Our recommendation: If you're planning a St. John getaway, especially for just a few days, we highly recommend Exclusive Limousine VI. Whether you're traveling as a couple, with family, or with a group of friends, having your airport transportation arranged ahead of time is one of those little details that can make a big difference. While shared taxis are a more budget-friendly option, we felt the convenience and personalized service were absolutely worth it! https://exclusivelimousinevi.com/
Once we arrived in Red Hook, it was time for the best part.
Getting on the water! For this trip, we booked Dolphin Water Taxi instead of taking the public ferry.
And we LOVED it. There's just something about climbing aboard a private water taxi, feeling that Caribbean breeze, and watching the islands come into view. Dolphin offers private and shared water transportation options, flexible scheduling, and dockside pickup and drop-off services.
Dolphin Water Taxi
We enjoyed the experience so much that we booked them for our return trip, too.
Now, here's where our budget-friendly travel philosophy comes in.
You absolutely do not have to book a private water taxi to visit St. John. The public ferry from Red Hook to Cruz Bay is a much more affordable option, and we've used it on previous trips.
But if you're looking for a more personalized experience, we think Dolphin is worth considering.
Our tip: Coordinate your water taxi arrival with your airport transportation ahead of time so you're not spending precious vacation hours waiting between transfers.
Check into The Saint and enjoy your first sunset
By late afternoon, we were checked into The Saint and officially on island time.
Our advice for arrival day? Don't overplan it. Take a look around the resort, unpack, grab a drink, and enjoy that first Caribbean sunset. If you want to stay close to your room, The Saint has an on-site restaurant, Aerial, that makes dinner easy. We love a packed adventure day, but there's something to be said for starting a vacation without rushing.
Tomorrow, we're exploring!
Friday: Moke adventures, sea turtles, and some of St. John's most beautiful beaches
Our first full day on St. John was all about exploring the island, and we couldn't wait to get started! One of the things we loved most about staying at The Saint Resort was its location in Cruz Bay. We started our morning with breakfast at Cruz Bay Landing, just an easy five-minute walk from the resort, before heading back to pick up our electric Moke rental for the day.
If you've never driven a Moke, picture a small, open-air electric beach buggy that's practically made for cruising around a tropical island. We've explored St. John plenty of times over the years, but this was such a fun way to experience it! With the warm Caribbean breeze blowing through our hair and those incredible turquoise water views around every corner, we were having the best time just driving from place to place.
We rented our Moke directly through The Saint Resort for the full day, and one thing worth mentioning is that you don't have to be a resort guest to rent one. They offer rentals to outside visitors, too, so even if you're staying somewhere else on the island, we'd absolutely recommend checking them out.
Our travel tip: St. John has some steep, winding roads, and remember, you'll be driving on the left side! Make sure you're comfortable with the roads and confirm where your rental is permitted to travel before heading out.
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Maho Bay: Snorkeling with Sea Turtles
Our first beach stop was Maho Bay, one of our longtime favorites and one of the best places on St. John to look for sea turtles. The calm, shallow water and seagrass beds attract green sea turtles, making it a fantastic snorkeling spot, especially if you're visiting the island for the first time.
We spent a couple of hours snorkeling, swimming, and enjoying the beautiful beach before heading across the road to Maho Crossroads for lunch. This laid-back little spot is perfect for grabbing something to eat and a cold drink without having to venture far from the beach.
Our travel tip: We recommend visiting Maho earlier in the day when parking is generally easier to find. Bring your snorkeling gear, and if you're lucky enough to spot a sea turtle, enjoy watching from a respectful distance. Never touch or chase them, and remember that wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.
Trunk Bay: One of the Most Beautiful Beaches in the Caribbean
After lunch, we hopped back in our Moke and continued along St. John's gorgeous North Shore toward Trunk Bay. Of course, we couldn't resist stopping at a few scenic overlooks along the way, especially the famous Trunk Bay Overlook. If you've seen photos of St. John, chances are you've seen this view, and trust us, it's even more beautiful in person!
Trunk Bay has been recognized as one of the world's most beautiful beaches, and it's easy to understand why. Between the powdery white sand, crystal-clear turquoise water, and lush green hills surrounding the bay, it looks like something straight off a postcard.
We spent another couple of hours swimming, snorkeling, and soaking up the sunshine. There's an underwater snorkeling trail here, along with facilities that make it a convenient beach for visitors. Even after all our trips to St. John, this is one beach we never get tired of visiting.
Our travel tip: Trunk Bay is part of Virgin Islands National Park and charges an entrance fee for most nonresidents. Parking can fill up quickly, especially during peak season, so we recommend arriving early if it's one of your must-see stops.
Sunset at Cruz Bay Overlook
After a full afternoon of beach hopping, we started making our way back toward Cruz Bay, but we had one more stop planned before returning our Moke. The Cruz Bay Overlook is one of our favorite places to take in the views, and watching the sunset from up here was the perfect way to end our island adventure.
There's just something about watching the sky change colors over the Caribbean that never gets old, no matter how many times we've visited. We took our time enjoying the view before heading back to The Saint to return our Moke and get ready for dinner.
Dinner at Monty's Favorite Restaurant in the World
Now, if you know Monty, you know he has a favorite restaurant in the world, and it just happens to be right here on St. John! The Banana Deck has been one of our longtime favorites, and there was no question where we were going for dinner.
It's only about a five-minute walk from The Saint Resort, which was another reason we loved staying in Cruz Bay. After spending the entire day exploring, we could freshen up and walk straight to dinner without worrying about driving or finding parking.
And if you ask Monty what to order, he'll tell you the same thing every time: the Caribbean Chicken! He's been ordering it for years, and apparently, there's no reason to mess with a good thing.
After dinner, we stopped by The Beach Bar for a drink before making the short walk back to our resort. It was the perfect ending to our first full day, and honestly, this is exactly why we loved The Saint's location so much. We could spend our days exploring the island and our evenings enjoying Cruz Bay, all without needing a vehicle after dinner.
Our recommendation: If you're planning a shorter St. John getaway, staying within walking distance of Cruz Bay is a huge advantage. Between the restaurants, shops, waterfront bars, and easy access to boat rentals, it makes getting around so much simpler. And after our first full day with the Moke, we were already talking about how much fun it would be to rent one again!
Saturday: Exploring St. John by Boat, Floating Tacos & Hidden Beaches
If there's one experience we recommend to almost everyone visiting St. John, it's getting out on the water! Some of the most beautiful beaches, snorkeling spots, and hidden gems around the island are best explored by boat, and having the freedom to explore at your own pace is one of our favorite things about visiting the Virgin Islands.
We started our morning with breakfast at High Tide, right along the waterfront in Cruz Bay, before walking over to Wharfside Watersports to pick up our Zodiac rental for the day. We've rented boats on St. John before, and Wharfside continues to be our number one recommendation. Their staff is fantastic, incredibly knowledgeable, and always willing to share their favorite places to explore. Before heading out, they walked us through the boat, gave us some hands-on instructions, and shared several recommendations for snorkeling spots and secluded beaches we might not have discovered otherwise.
We chose the Zodiac for our adventure, and it was absolutely perfect for the two of us! What we love most about renting your own boat is having the freedom to explore at your own pace. There's no tour schedule to follow, no rushing from one stop to the next, and if you discover a beautiful beach you want to enjoy a little longer, you can. Of course, you'll need to stay within the rental company's approved cruising area and follow their safety guidelines, but for experienced boaters, it's such an incredible way to experience St. John.
Lime Out: Tacos in the Middle of the Caribbean
One of our first stops was Lime Out, the famous floating taco bar located in the waters near Coral Bay. If you've never heard of it, imagine pulling up to a floating restaurant surrounded by the most beautiful turquoise water, ordering tacos and drinks, and enjoying lunch right from your boat. It's such a unique experience and one we'd recommend adding to your St. John bucket list!
One of the funniest moments of our trip happened here when Monty decided to dive into the water to retrieve our tacos, which were delivered on a floating raft. Apparently, when your wife says she wants tacos, you do whatever it takes! And after having tacos delivered to us in the middle of the Caribbean, I'm not sure I ever want them served another way again.
If you're planning to visit Lime Out, make sure to check their current operating hours and confirm that your boat rental is permitted to travel to that area. Not every rental boat can make the trip, so it's definitely something you'll want to plan ahead.
Scott Beach: Our Favorite Hidden Gem
After lunch, we continued exploring the island, stopping at beautiful beaches and snorkeling spots along the way. One of the recommendations from the Wharfside team was Scott Beach, and we're so glad we listened!
Scott Beach is accessible by boat, and when we arrived, we had the entire beach to ourselves. Just the two of us, gorgeous turquoise water, and one of the prettiest stretches of coastline you can imagine. These are the moments we love most about traveling, when you discover somewhere so beautiful that you forget about everything else and just enjoy being there.
We've visited St. John many times over the years, but this was one of those experiences that reminded us there's always something new to discover. If you're renting a boat, ask the Wharfside team about Scott Beach and any other secluded spots they recommend based on the day's conditions.
Lovango Cay: A Special Place in Our Story
Another stop that afternoon was Lovango Cay, a beautiful little island known for its coral reefs, colorful marine life, and ongoing coral restoration efforts. It's a wonderful place to explore by boat, especially if you love snorkeling and discovering the underwater beauty of the Virgin Islands.
But Lovango holds an extra-special place in our hearts because Monty and I renewed our wedding vows here for our 10th wedding anniversary. Getting to return all these years later brought back so many wonderful memories, and it's one of those places that will always be part of our story.
After a full day on the water, we returned our Zodiac to Wharfside Watersports around 4:30 PM. And here's how you know an experience is really good. Before the day was even over, we'd already decided we wanted to do it again! We enjoyed our boat day so much that we booked another half-day rental for Sunday morning.
That evening, we headed to Karma in Cruz Bay for dinner, and it was fantastic! After spending the day in the sunshine, we were more than ready for a delicious meal and a relaxing evening. It was the perfect ending to one of our favorite days of the entire trip.
Which Boat Should You Rent from Wharfside Watersports?
One of the things we love about Wharfside Watersports is that they offer several boat rental options depending on your group size, boating experience, and where you want to explore. While the Zodiac is our personal favorite, there are three options worth considering when planning your St. John adventure.
**The Zodiac: Our #1 Recommendation** -
This is the boat we rented, and we loved it so much that we booked it twice! The Zodiac accommodates up to eight people and offers shade, a swim ladder, and GPS navigation. It's a fantastic option for experienced boaters who want to explore more of St. John, visit secluded beaches, and potentially make stops at places like Lime Out and Pizza Pi VI, depending on the day's conditions and approved routes.
If you're comfortable operating a boat, this would absolutely be our first choice. Just remember that boating experience is required, and fuel is an additional expense.
**The Dinghy: A Great Option for Beginners**
If you've never operated a boat before, Wharfside's dinghy rentals are a wonderful way to experience St. John from the water without needing previous boating experience. These smaller boats accommodate up to four people and are ideal for exploring the beautiful North Shore beaches, including Hawksnest, Trunk Bay, and Maho.
They're also a more budget-friendly option, making them a great choice for couples or smaller groups who want a fun day on the water without renting a larger boat. Keep in mind that dinghies have a more limited cruising area and aren't intended for longer trips around the island.
**The Medline: Perfect for Larger Groups**
For larger families or groups of friends, Wharfside also offers the Medline, which accommodates up to ten people. This larger boat has twin engines, GPS navigation, shade, and plenty of room to spread out, making it a great option for experienced captains planning a full day on the water.
Significant boating experience and approval from Wharfside are required to rent the Medline, and fuel is additional.
**Our recommendation:** Book your boat rental well in advance, especially if you're visiting during the busy winter months or around the holidays. These rentals can sell out, and trust us, you don't want to miss this experience! We also recommend bringing sun protection, plenty of water, towels, snorkeling gear, and a dry bag for your belongings.
Sunday: Floating Pizza, Another Moke Adventure & One Last Sunset
By Sunday morning, we'd officially decided that one boat day and one Moke adventure simply weren't enough! We had so much fun exploring St. John by land and sea that we booked another half-day of each, and it ended up being one of our favorite decisions of the entire trip.
We started our morning by grabbing breakfast sandwiches from North Shore Deli in Cruz Bay before heading straight back to Wharfside Watersports to pick up our Zodiac for another adventure. This time, we had one very important destination in mind. Pizza in the middle of the Caribbean!
Pizza Pi VI: Pizza in the Middle of the Ocean
Our destination was Pizza Pi VI, a floating pizza boat located in Christmas Cove near Great St. James Island. If you thought tacos from a floating restaurant sounded fun, wait until you experience ordering freshly made pizza from a boat anchored in some of the prettiest water in the Virgin Islands!
We texted our pizza order that morning and made our way over from the Lovango area. It was a quick boat ride from there, and before we knew it, we were picking up our pizza and enjoying lunch surrounded by gorgeous turquoise water. Seriously, how often do you get to say you had pizza delivered to your boat in the middle of the Caribbean? https://pizza-pi.com/
And the best part? It was actually delicious! Sometimes experiences like this are more about the novelty than the food, but Pizza Pi was absolutely worth the stop. Monty was especially happy with this particular lunch choice.
If you're planning to visit Pizza Pi VI, check their current operating hours and ordering instructions before heading out. We recommend ordering ahead when possible and confirming that your boat rental allows you to travel to Christmas Cove.
Cinnamon Bay: The Perfect Afternoon Beach
After returning our Zodiac to Wharfside Watersports, we headed back to The Saint Resort to pick up another half-day Moke rental. We'd enjoyed our first Moke adventure so much that we couldn't resist spending one more afternoon cruising around the island, and this time, our destination was Cinnamon Bay.
Cinnamon Bay is one of the longest beaches on St. John, with a beautiful stretch of white sand, crystal-clear water, and lush green mountains surrounding the bay. It's one of those places where you can easily spend an entire afternoon doing absolutely nothing, and that's exactly what makes it so special.
We spent a couple of hours swimming, relaxing, and soaking up every last bit of Caribbean sunshine before heading out for our next stop. And I have to say, there's just something about driving around St. John in an open-air Moke that makes even the drive between beaches feel like part of the adventure. The winding roads, the warm breeze, and those incredible ocean views around every corner. This is our definition of the perfect afternoon drive!
Sunday Bingo at The Windmill Bar
After leaving Cinnamon Bay, we made our way to The Windmill Bar, one of our favorite places on St. John to enjoy a drink with a view. Perched high above the island, The Windmill offers some of the most breathtaking panoramic views of St. John and the surrounding Caribbean waters. Honestly, the scenery alone is worth making the trip!
But there's another reason we love visiting on Sundays. Bingo!
The Windmill Bar hosts Sunday Bingo from 4:00 to 6:00 PM, and it's such a fun way to spend part of the afternoon. We stopped for about 45 minutes to enjoy a drink, take in those incredible views, and join in on the fun before heading back to The Saint to return our Moke.
If your itinerary includes a Sunday on St. John, we'd definitely recommend checking The Windmill Bar's current Bingo schedule. Even if Bingo isn't your thing, it's a fantastic place to stop for a drink and enjoy some of the best views on the island.
Our Last Sunset at The Saint Resort
We made it back to The Saint with enough time to enjoy one last sunset from the resort, and it couldn't have been a more perfect way to end our final full day on St. John.
After spending the morning on the water and the afternoon exploring by Moke, we were more than happy to relax and take in the beautiful views. We even had a friendly local stop by our balcony to say hello. A peacock! Apparently, he wanted to make sure we were enjoying our stay.
For dinner, we walked into Cruz Bay to The Longboard, another restaurant we highly recommend. The food was outstanding, the atmosphere was fun, and it was the perfect place to enjoy one last dinner before heading home.
And once again, we were reminded of how much we loved staying at The Saint. After a full day of adventures, being able to walk into Cruz Bay for dinner and then back to our room in just a few minutes was such a convenience.
Monday: One Last Morning in Paradise & Heading Home
After four incredible nights on St. John, it was finally time to head home, but we weren't quite ready to say goodbye to our favorite little Caribbean island! Since our flight wasn't until later that afternoon, we decided to make the most of our final morning at The Saint Resort before heading back to St. Thomas.
We started the day with a refreshing cold plunge followed by some time relaxing in the resort's hot tubs. Honestly, there are much worse ways to spend your last morning on vacation! After four days of exploring beaches, snorkeling, boating, and cruising around the island in our Mokes, it was nice to slow down and enjoy the resort's amenities one last time.
We checked out around 10:00 AM, but we still had a few hours to enjoy Cruz Bay before our afternoon flight. One of the conveniences we appreciated about staying at The Saint was their Moke shuttle service into town, which cost us $20 during our visit. We took advantage of it and headed over to Mongoose Junction for a little last-minute shopping.
If you've never visited Mongoose Junction, it's one of our favorite places to browse on St. John. This charming shopping area is filled with local boutiques, art galleries, jewelry shops, and unique island finds. It's a wonderful place to pick up a souvenir or simply wander around and enjoy the beautiful architecture. We always recommend leaving a little room in your suitcase because you're bound to find something you want to bring home!
Before leaving the island, we stopped at Sol Food Café for one last lunch. We love finding locally owned restaurants when we travel, and squeezing in one more island meal before heading to the airport sounded much better than settling for airport food!
Our Return to St. Thomas with Dolphin Water Taxi
When it was finally time to say goodbye, we headed to the dock across from the Cruz Bay Visitor Center, where Dolphin Water Taxi picked us up for our private transfer back to Red Hook on St. Thomas.
We had used Dolphin Water Taxi for our arrival and enjoyed the experience so much that we booked them again for our return. After visiting St. John for nearly three decades, we've taken the public ferry plenty of times, but for this particular trip, we wanted to make our arrival and departure as easy as possible.
And that's exactly what Dolphin Water Taxi delivered!
Instead of planning our day around a public ferry departure, we had our private transfer arranged ahead of time. The ride across the water was beautiful, and it was such a relaxing way to enjoy a few final views of the Virgin Islands before heading home.
The public ferry is certainly a more budget-friendly option, and we've used it many times over the years. But when you're only visiting for four nights, we think the convenience of a private water taxi is worth considering, especially if you're traveling with a group or want a more personalized experience.
**Our recommendation:** We highly recommend Dolphin Water Taxi for travelers who want a convenient, comfortable transfer between St. Thomas and St. John. Be sure to book in advance and coordinate your pickup location and departure time based on your flight schedule.
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Once we arrived in Red Hook, our driver from Exclusive Limousine VI was waiting to take us directly to Cyril E. King Airport for our 3:50 PM flight home. Just like our arrival experience, everything was arranged ahead of time, and we didn't have to worry about finding a taxi or coordinating transportation at the last minute.
We've traveled through St. Thomas many times over the years, and having both Dolphin Water Taxi and Exclusive Limousine VI handle our transfers made this one of our easiest trips yet. Sometimes spending a little extra on convenience is absolutely worth it, especially when it means getting to enjoy more of your vacation instead of worrying about the logistics.
One important thing to remember when flying home from the U.S. Virgin Islands is that you'll need to allow additional time at the airport for airline check-in, security, and the required inspections for travelers heading back to the mainland. We recommend following your airline's arrival guidelines and allowing plenty of extra time during busy travel periods.
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As we headed home, we couldn't help but talk about what an incredible four nights we'd just spent on St. John. We'd revisited some of our longtime favorites, discovered beautiful new places, enjoyed two incredible boat adventures, and found a new favorite way to explore the island with our Moke rentals.
And after 28 years of coming back to the island where we honeymooned, St. John still manages to surprise us.
**Our biggest takeaway from this trip? You don't need an entire week to enjoy an unforgettable Caribbean getaway.** With a little planning, four nights can be the perfect amount of time to experience beautiful beaches, incredible restaurants, and some of the best adventures the Virgin Islands have to offer.
Although, if you ask Monty and me, we'd happily stay another week!
Four nights on St. John, and somehow we still weren't ready to leave!
Disclosure: Our stay at The Saint Resort and Moke rentals were hosted as part of a collaboration. This article also contains affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission when you book through them at no additional cost to you. As always, all opinions and recommendations are our own.
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