Located just outside of the bustling harbor of downtown Charlotte Amalie lays tranquil Water Island, the most recent addition to the USVI. Water Island, recently featured in Islands magazine, is quickly being discovered by vacationers and second home buyers looking for the "how it used to be 20 years ago" destination without giving up access to modern day amenities.

This 491 acre paradise is largely undeveloped and un-commercialized offering a unique, informal and private escape giving you the opportunity to relax away from everything and enjoy a restful vacation or retirement. In addition to its natural beauty the island's proximity to a variety of amenities is one of its main attractions. Feel as though you are a world away yet still enjoy the world famous shopping, nightlife, and fine dining St. Thomas has to offer only minutes away by ferry or private tender.

WI is only 15 minutes from the St. Thomas airport and 5 minutes by tender to; Downtown Charlotte Amalie, Yacht Haven Grande Mega Yacht Marina, Frenchtown, the public ferryboat, seaplane terminal, and Crown Bay Marina.

A restful day on Water Island might comprise of a morning at one of the island's beautiful beaches reading a novel or swimming in the gin clear sea, lunch at the beach or deli restaurant, and an afternoon sail around the surrounding islets and cays and witness an awe inspiring sunset into the Caribbean Sea. Water Island also offers world class snorkeling and diving as the surrounding waters are teeming with reef fish and corals. Excellent fishing is had year round for both inshore and offshore species. Diving and fishing excursions are available with professional crews.

Water Island 's palm fringed Honeymoon Beach is one of the most beautiful and un-crowded beaches in the virgin islands	Take a stroll down the shoreline with its crystal clear water and powder white sand or just relax in the shade under one of its many palapas

Water Island is a residential island that offers true peace and quiet as only a small island could offer. The island is not crowded, with less than 200 residents, and is often referred to by visitors and residents as the “last Virgin”. Transportation on the island is by golf cart as there are no taxis, public buses or rental cars. A small neighborhood grocery store/deli is available for getting lunch/dinner and for shopping. The store offers a provision service which visitors and residents can use to order their groceries for delivery to their villas. The island also has safe and protected anchorages to moor and dock your boat.