Location:
Eden PlaceBeds:
2Baths:
2Max Guests:
6
Summer:
$1,540 / 1-4Winter :
$2,240 / 1-4Holiday:
$2,520 / 1-4
In Season :
Dec. 15 - April 15Off Season:
April 16 - Dec. 14Holiday Weeks:
Christmas, New Year
Amenities
- Outdoor Grill
- Deck / Patio
- Audio Sound System
- Cable TVs
- CD
- Washer/Dryer
Gallery
Be sure to call 340-201-3002 to check the very latest availability since bookings can change at any time.
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Testimonials
71 responses to “Banana Cabana”
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Banana Cabana is a delightful island home of Caribbean style design, with two separate pods, nestled on a hill overlooking the emerald green and aqua blue waters of Coral Bay and Hurricane Hole. Within easy driving distance to St. John's most beautiful beaches and hiking trails, Banana Cabana is a private, peaceful vacation hideaway and a perfect love nest.
Coral Bay and the East End of St. John offer the true experience of secluded island life. This part of the island, where Banana Cabana is located, has maintained an unhurried, uncrowded, simple and friendly way of life that has long since disappeared in other parts of the Virgin Islands.
The beautiful beaches and crystal clear waters of the U.S. Virgin Islands National Park combined with the comfort and privacy of Banana Cabana gives you the ideal Caribbean vacation experience.
The kitchen is modern and well equipped with a gas oven range, refrigerator-freezer, coffee maker, blender, toaster oven, microwave, and a complete assortment of kitchenware. There is also an outdoor gas grill for tasty barbecuing.
The spacious great room has comfortable rattan furniture, including a sleeper sofa, a desk and a dining table that seats six people. The great room also features unique island artwork.
Each bedroom has a queen sized bed, a ceiling fan, an outdoor shower and a sliding-glass door that opens onto a private deck with a lovely view of the bay. All bed and bath linens are provided.
Banana Cabana has two separate pods, or separate buildings, each with a bedroom and bath. This type of house design ensures complete privacy, beautiful views and maximum exposure to the easterly trade winds from either pod.
For entertainment, there is a TV/DVD with video library, a stereo with assorted CDs, a selection of games, and there are shelves of books.
The lovely view of the harbor, surrounded by green hillside, is totally peaceful.
The property is located close to the VI National Park, with its beautiful beaches and hiking trails.
Banana Cabana is a non-smoking villa.
Another fun vacation on St. John. Experienced seeing our first shark while snorkeling! He was roaming the beaches in Lameshur and Little Lameshur Bay which was very disappointing as we always enjoy it there but were scared off this time. But great snorkeling there. Thank you,
NY , 02/2007
We arrived after tropical storm Chris and were greeted by hordes of mosquitos. They were so thick and voracious that we couldn’t use the deck or the pool. In some places like Cruz Bay and Hawksnest they weren’t bad, while others-Skinny Legs, Trunk Bay, Annaberg– they were unendurable. The netting in the upstairs bedroom helped some; the downstairs bedroom could use a net too. Well, it is the tropics-but in 25 yrs of coming to the islands we’ve never seen anything like it! The house, incidentally, was hot. Maybe put ac in the bedrooms? I agree with the earlier guest who said the loft was not a good sleeping option. It’s about 10* hotter than the rest of the house. Enjoyed some great scuba diving with Low Key divers out of Cruz Bay. Crew members were all friendly and helpful. Snorkeling was good at both Hawksnest and Trunk Bay but we especially recommend snorkeling around the little cay at Cinnamon Bay. Haven’t yet found a memorable restaurant. People here have raved about Skinny’s but the mosquitos are fierce there right now. The burgers were good there, but they came with potato chips instead of fries. However we enjoyed our trip and hope to be back
NJ , 08/2006
What a great stay here on St. John. After getting used to Centerline Rd. and the driveway, we enjoyed staying on the quieter side of St. John. Some Must-Do’s: Day trip to the Baths and the Caves at Norman Island. Rent a dinghy and go around the island to all the beaches that way. Sunset sail. Eat at Shipwreck Landing, Rhumb Lines and Café Roma. Thanks again!
GA , 06/2006
Our first time on St. John was a memorable one indeed. After getting used to the driving and the roads, we settled into a relaxing and fun filled vacation. The people on the island could not be any friendlier! We especially liked the snorkeling at Cinnamon Bay, and we saw some amazing turtles at Waterlemon Cay. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and thank the owners and the people at Windspree for providing us with everything we needed!
Christine and Bob , 02/2006