Views of Hans Lollick, the British Virgin Islands, and blue seas beyond will enchant you from this "oh-so-charming" seaside villa that's set atop a bluff at the ocean's edge. Park your car and enjoy the tropical flora and fauna along a meandering pathway of 50 stairs and landings to the privacy of the cottage and main house below. This home is well laid out, with a pleasing bi-level floor plan and air-conditioning with ceiling fans throughout. The bedrooms are in separate pavillions, each with its own deck. The main floor has living, kitchen (well equipped with refrigerator, icemaker, stove, oven, microwave, George Foreman grill, coffee maker, coffee grinder and complimentary gallon of bottled water) and dining areas. And there's a French door opening to a staircase down to the sunny cliff side pool and deck. Binoculars and telescope are on hand for stargazing or whale watching or maybe you prefer to watch the pelicans as they dive for dinner. Bose speakers surround the living room and pool area so you can boogie, unwind, tap your toes, relax or get romantic as the mood dictates. Adjoining the pool deck is the spacious master, king bedroom/bath suite -- with its own balcony and alfresco shower overlooking soothing waves breaking in the cove below. This is truly a private realm of its own. All bedrooms have their own TV, DVD player VCR, CD player and coffee maker. The Caribbean exterior -- complete with gingerbread trim, provides colorful counterpoints to the serene blue of the ocean. Seventy-five feet from the main house is "the Cottage," with its own kitchen, queen bedroom area, deck, and alfresco shower. If your goal is to relax during your stay you will want for nothing at Crosswinds, just stay by the pool or take a short 5 minute drive to Magen's Bay Beach -- ranked as one of the top ten beaches in the world. Walk out into the water until it is shoulder high and then look through the clear blue water and count your toes! Or perhaps you would like to shop at the duty free shops in downtown Charlotte Amalie. From this historic area you can also learn of the island's Dutch roots. Eating is an important part of any vacation and in St Thomas the choices are plentiful. Want to eat out? Old Stone Farmhouse and Indigo are jsut 5 minutes away. The island is a lovely blend of US and West Indian culture and restaurants run the spectrum. Tired of cooking and eating out? Just have a chef prepare a meal for you at your villa. And if you are the active type you will