The Palms at Pelican Cove

The Palms at Pelican Cove boasts 40 rooms situated in two architecturally stunning buildings approximately 50 yards from the ocean’s edge. All rooms have double sink vanities, A/C, ceiling fans, in-room safes, free local calls, television, CD/clock radio, coffee makers and dormer refrigerators.

Activity centers around the “club house” where an open-centered mahogany bar overlooks the 80,000 gallon freshwater beach-side pool. Frozen drinks can be sampled pool-side for those who like to lounge; Snorkeling Equipment can be borrowed for those who like to explore; And the internet can be accessed through our wireless connection or in our internet room for those who like to stay connected. For our guest’s convenience, an ATM and snack store is located just off the main lobby. Enjoy breakfast or lunch in our beachside pavilion or feast in our elegant mahogany dining room and find out why we were voted “Best Seafood on St. Croix 2005” by the Virgin Islands’ Pulitzer prize winning Daily News. With the breathtaking views and romantic ambiance, The Palms at Pelican Cove Resort is the ideal location for your St. Croix destination wedding. Business travelers will enjoy our 1,000 square foot, airconditioned meeting room.

Sitting on a third-acre of white sandy beach, this small hotel
offers swimming, sunning, snorkeling, scuba, tennis at two courts, and
the opportunity to do whatever the tradewinds dictate. It's the perfect spot for well-traveled people who like the convenience of non-stop jet flights from the mainland or Puerto Rico, enjoy a sophisticated environment and want to join new and old friends for drinks on the patio. The hotel caters to gays and lesbians and even honeymooners.

The nearby Hibiscus Beach Resort, offers a diversion within
walking distance of the Palms at Pelican Cove. Otherwise, you'll need a car or a taxi
to reach the bright lights of Christiansted, about a 10-minute drive
away.

If you tire of the same faces at dinner, try some of
Christiansted's eclectic restaurants. Restaurant Bacchus is a Wine Spectator
award winning restaurant.. Or try Kendricks, the locals have made both places their
favorites.

When you've had too much sun, Christiansted has some interesting
shops tucked here and there in the alleyways and courtyards of this
historic city. When you've bought your fill of duty-free jewelry, perfume
and liquor, take an hour to explore the city's history. Once the center
of a thriving 18th and early 19th-century economy based on sugar cane and
slavery, this small city now serves as the center of the island's commerce.