Find Your Bliss at Hotel Caravelle with $250 Resort Credit Plus $250 in Coupons

ST. CROIX, Virgin Islands, U.S. - Jan. 17, 2014 - PRLog -- Hotel Caravelle on St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands is participating in the U.S. Virgin Islands' “Find Your Bliss” promotion which offers a $250 resort credit for a five-night stay for two plus an additional $250 in coupons for shopping, dining and adventures. The “BLISS” package at Hotel Caravelle starts at $170 per night, double occupancy, before the discount, and is valid January 27 though May 15, 2014. To book the package, call Hotel Caravelle at 800-524-0410.

         “The Caribbean rarely offers deals in peak season,” said Sid Kalmans, owner of Hotel Caravelle, “This is a great way get out of the cold and save on a warm, sun-drenched vacation.”

         The Find Your Bliss Promotion, organized by the US Virgin Islands Department of Tourism,  includes a $250 resort credit on direct bookings for five night stays, double occupancy.  Guests also receive a booklet from the Department of Tourism with $250 worth of retail, restaurant and activity coupons. From sailing adventures, kayak tours, SCUBA diving, car rentals, island tours, to clothing and jewelry stores, the coupons are redeemable at more than 60 locations. The package is valid January 27 though May 15, 2014. Rates at Hotel Caravelle start at $170 per room, double occupancy. To book the package, call Hotel Caravelle at 800-524-0410.

Located in the historic waterfront town of Christiansted on the island of St. Croix in the US Virgin Islands, Hotel Caravelle is walking distance to historic sites, shops, galleries, pubs and more. The hotel offers 43 ocean view rooms, a Penthouse Suite, a fresh water swimming pool, and easy access to all of St. Croix’s delights including sailing, fishing and SCUBA diving charters.   For more information or to book a reservation, call 800-524-0410 or visit www.HotelCaravelle.com.

About St. Croix

St.Croix's rolling green hills, spectacular beaches and tropical climate has attracted visitors for centuries. Since the arrival of Christopher Columbus more than 500 years ago, seven different countries have claimed the 84-square mile island. In 1917 the USA purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark for $25 million.  St. Croix’s two main towns of St. Croix, Christiansted and Frederiksted, are home to many historical buildings including imposing forts built by the Danes, which offer tours. St. Croix is home to America's only underwater national monument, Buck Island Reef National Monument, an 880-acre nature preserve a mile off the northeast coast.

St. Croix is 23 miles long, six miles wide and the temperature averages 75º to 85ºF year round with constant trade winds.