Reservations are officially open for Club Med St. Croix, a new premium all-suite, all-inclusive resort opening in the U.S. Virgin Islands in late 2027.
Slated to welcome guests aged 12 and up starting November 12, 2027, the 150-suite resort will sit where rainforest-covered hills meet the Caribbean Sea along Davis Bay on the island's northern shore.
Club Med St. Croix marks the iconic brand's return to U.S. shores and will become Club Med's second Exclusive Collection resort in North America.
The property is taking its bones from the historic Carambola Beach Resort, which dates back to 1986. Following the overhaul, guests can look forward to 150 oceanfront or ocean-view suites as well as three dining experiences featuring international, Caribbean-inspired and interactive culinary concepts. Highlights will include Club Med's first Teppanyaki experience.
Other amenities include four bars and lounges, an infinity pool overlooking the ocean, a full-service spa and a dedicated Zen Oasis for adults.
Available to book through Club Med and travel advisors, early booking rates start at $365 USD per person, per night.
Club Med St. Croix is located along Davis Bay in the U.S. Virgin Islands. (Photo Credit: Club Med)
"Club Med's return to U.S. shores marks an exciting new chapter for our brand and an opportunity to introduce travelers to a truly special Caribbean destination," Carolyne Doyon, President and CEO of Club Med North America and the Caribbean, said in a statement. "With Club Med St. Croix, we're bringing together the personalized service, premium accommodations, and refined experiences of our Exclusive Collection with the freedom, discovery, and sense of possibility that have defined Club Med for more than 75 years."
"We're especially excited to celebrate the island's natural beauty and culture while creating new opportunities for guests to experience everything St. Croix has to offer," added Doyon.
"The upcoming opening of Club Med St. Croix represents an important step forward in our continued efforts to strengthen and diversify the island's tourism economy," said Jennifer Matarangas-King, Commissioner of Tourism for the U.S. Virgin Islands. "Beyond expanding our accommodations offerings, this development presents meaningful opportunities for local employment, entrepreneurship, and increased visitor spending."
Added Matarangas-King: "We are excited to see this investment contribute to St. Croix's long-term growth while reinforcing its position in the Caribbean tourism marketplace."
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