20% Off Oct 19-Nov 29! Here Comes the Sun

Last-minute booking price drop of 20% off (from $295/night to $235/night, Oct 19-Nov 22, 2025; $365/night to $295/night Thanksgiving week, Nov 23-29, 2025!). Sale price reflected when checking availability/booking and excludes taxes, fees, and cleaning.

Here Comes the Sun is located in Calabash Boom, just a few minutes drive from Coral Bay shops, bars/restaurants, hiking trails, and beaches. It's an island escape a little off the beaten path yet conveniently located to some of the best activities St. John has to offer.

The cottage has a mini-split AC both upstairs and downstairs, however, the cottage's perch on a hillside allows for breezes as well as sunrises, moonrises, and views of St. John's East End, Tortola, Norman, and Peter Island (BVIs). Relax on the wrapped deck watching boats and the ever-changing sky. At bedtime, fall asleep to the sounds from the bordering jungle.

Here Comes the Sun uses a triple-filtered, UV-purified water system. It also provides guests with a variety of beach gear, including beach chairs, a beach umbrella, beach towels, floaties, and cooler with ice packs. Sometimes guests leave snorkel gear, but if you plan to snorkel, we strongly advise renting snorkel gear and fins from either Beach Bum in Cruz Bay (next to passenger ferry dock) or Crabby's Water Sports in Coral Bay to get a proper fit and clean gear.

The cottage comfortably accommodates 2 guests. Traveling with more people? Owners own the neighboring cottage, Summertime Rolls (#1025936), which accommodates up to 2 guests. Email to inquire.

IMPORTANT: A car rental is required, which is standard for getting around St. John and making the most of your vacation. We STRONGLY recommend renting a 4WD since roads are a mix of pavement and dirt. A 2-door Jeep is best for maneuvering/parking. NOTE 1: Guests are responsible for travel to Coral Bay. Schedule pickup of your Jeep upon arrival. PMs are unable to chauffeur guests, and taxi service to Coral Bay is limited. NOTE 2: There are 2 exterior cameras: #1 is on the deck's roof pointed at the BVIs and horizon. Its use is for capturing the view. #2 is pointed at the cottage's driveway to monitor for security/trespassing. Audio is OFF on both cameras.