Villa Del Cielo has three king bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The home totals approximately 2,938 square feet.
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Yes. Villa Del Cielo has a private masonry pool with an elevated outlook across St. John’s green hills and Caribbean water.
No. Villa Del Cielo is an elevated villa above Coral Bay rather than a beachfront home. The advantage is panoramic two-bay scenery and the freedom to explore different St. John beaches during your stay.
Yes. The property specification lists air conditioning throughout the home.
The villa includes three king bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, two kitchens, two laundry areas, an interior staircase and separate driveway entrances for each level. That gives a group useful flexibility while keeping the stay connected.
St. John does not have an airport. Most travelers fly into Cyril E. King Airport on St. Thomas, then continue by ferry, water taxi or private boat to Cruz Bay.
A vehicle is the most practical way to explore the island and reach beaches and trailheads from Coral Bay.
That depends on your group and conditions. Salt Pond Bay, Maho Bay, Trunk Bay and Cinnamon Bay each offer a different kind of beach day.
Those booking policies can vary by season and should be confirmed during inquiry. Send your dates, number of guests and any special requirements so Passport Properties can provide the current terms.
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