Caneel Bay is located in the Virgin Islands National Park in a pristine beach and tropical jungle setting.

It’s abundant in birdlife and tropical vegetation and offers a number of water and adventure sports. Choose from snorkelling, sailing, scuba diving and extreme sports or try your hand at some nature photography in some of the most beautiful surrounds on the planet. The island has a unique range of smaller animals like crabs, turtles, iguanas and wild donkeys which can be viewed on hikes and nature walks.

The lodge has been built to blend in with its surroundings and stone and natural materials have been used in its construction. It’s completely natural and remote and there’s no wifi or TV around, so you are guaranteed to unplug and disconnect for the duration of your stay.

The suites are comfortable and luxurious and decked out with all the creature comforts you need to ensure you relax completely.

Romantics can get starry eyed with beach dining and romantic turndowns and there are also signature treatments available for some pampering too.

Caneel Bay lies inside the Virgin Islands National Park which covers 60% of St John. The Virgin Islands create a border between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The north eastern Virgin Islands fall under British rule and the south western Virgin Island belong to the United States of America.

The islands enjoy a vibrant culture which has been heavily influenced by its history of slavery. A number of African traditions such as Senegalese, Arab, Gambian, Indian, Nigerian, Congolese and Ghanian have influenced the culture. Cuisine is spicy and wholesome, and guaranteed to hit the spot. Locals enjoy a bush tea which is a herbal concoction of different natural herbs, usually containing lemongrass. The Virgin Islands are also renowned for their rhythmic dance and calypso style music.