Marriott Frenchman's Cove £9,000 Sleeps 6

Marriott Frenchman's CoveFloating (Platinum), 2 bedrooms sleeps 6 £9,000

St. Thomas is the most cosmopolitan island in the US Virgin Islands. It is also considered one of the most beautiful. Long winding cliff roads, spectacular vistas of the turquoise waters of the Caribbean and the immaculate and untouched beaches make up this playground and paradise. Marriott's Frenchman's Cove is set right into the hillside and is reminiscent of the coastline of the French Riviera. With a private bathing beach on Pacquereau Bay, the design and style of the resort reflects the generations of European influence on the islands.

With a selection of two and three bedroom villas, sleeping up to 12 adults in style, Marriott's Frenchman's Cove offers superior timeshare accommodation in one of the world's most delectable island destinations. Large ceiling fans lazily rotate over the king-size beds and large living areas. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom with marble countertops and full bath and shower. A separate lounge and dining room with full kitchen complete the luxury villas. Attention to detail in design, furnishings, decor and personal service are the hallmark of Frenchman's Cove. Views from the private furnished patios stretch out over the azure waters of the bay and the surrounding hillside dotted with mansions and holiday villas.

Onsite facilities at Marriott's Frenchman's Cove include a breathtaking infinity pool just moments from the beach, the Sunset Cove Poolside Bar & Grill as well as The MarketPlace - a well-stocked grocery and snack shop. Many guests enjoy eating out on St. Thomas and the island offers a charming mix of culinary delights to tempt the palate. 'Havana Blue' at the adjacent Marriott resort on Frenchman's Reef specializes in Latin American fusion cuisine, or you can indulge in a sumptuous seafood platter at any of the beachfront bistros dotted along the coast.

St. Thomas has a number of 'must-see' attractions and outdoor activities. Choose from excellent snorkelling on Coki Beach to the famous '99 Steps' (actually 103 steps) up the hills of 'Charlotte Amalie'. The 'steps' were brought to the island in the 1700's by Danish sea traders, and the Caribbean has a rich tradition of seafarers and of course, pirates! Visit the castles of both Blackbeard and Bluebeard or drive up to the best lookout point on the island, "Drakes Seat" with views out over Magens Bay. Famed impressionist Camille Pissarro was born and raised in Charlotte Amalie and a visit to his home is an excellent morning out.

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