10,000 Sq Ft of Caribbean Grand Estate — Sugar Mill, Tennis Court, & Room for 20

No passport required. U.S. citizens travel to St. Croix just like any domestic trip — pack your bags and go.

Castaway Dreams sits on almost two acres of pristine Caribbean property, with views of Buck Island and the turquoise waters below. At 10,000 square feet, this is a place where 20 people can actually spread out and have space — not stack up on top of each other.

Six bedroom suites, each with its own king bed, full bathroom, and air conditioning. Four of those rooms also have queen sofa beds. Every room gets plush linens and oversized pillows — you'll sleep better here than you do at home.

The renovated sugar mill might be the coolest part of the property. Two stories, connected by a giant spiral staircase, with air conditioning, a bathroom with shower, and a bar that holds plenty of wine. Upstairs, a rum barrel poker table seats six. Stairs connect the mill to the full-size tennis and pickleball court — rackets already waiting for you.

The game room brings the entertainment indoors: a 90-inch flat screen, Xbox, air hockey, foosball, a pinball machine, and a sauna. Fast wifi throughout means everyone stays connected when they want to be.

The recently updated kitchen has double self-cleaning ovens, a new stove, ice maker, and high-grade cookware. The 18-foot mahogany dining table — three inches thick — seats 15, with dinner served against a backdrop of thousands of lights twinkling across the marina. Outside, you've got both a Traeger pellet smoker and a propane grill, plus beach towels and a cooler ready to go for beach trips.

Good to know: the deck sits three stories up and the pool has no barricades. This property isn't childproofed, so families with very young kids should plan accordingly.

This is the place for destination weddings with the ocean as your backdrop, executive retreats where the team needs room to think bigger, or milestone family celebrations where three generations finally get together.

Weddings, large reunions, and corporate events require prior approval and an event fee, payable before access to the property.