All Inclusive Family Resorts US Virgin Islands

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Best All Inclusive Family Resorts – US Virgin Islands: Where to Stay for Sun, Sand & Stress-Free Fun

Turquoise waters, soft sandy beaches, and zero need to cook, clean, or plan your next meal—just pure island vibes and family time. That sounds like a magical getaway if you ask me, and you can have just that in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

I’ve recently been asked a lot about the U.S. Virgin Islands and which all-inclusive resorts I would recommend there. But as much as I love a good all-inclusive resort, the USVI actually doesn’t have many true all-inclusive resorts. In fact, there’s really only one fully all-inclusive family resort US Virgin Islands offer. They used to have a few more, but those resorts never rebuilt after the damage from hurricanes in 2017.

I do think it’s still worth a look into the Virgin Islands though. Especially because these islands, along with Puerto Rico, are places in the Caribbean that U.S. citizens can visit without having a passport. So even though it might not feel as easy or inexpensive as an all-inclusive resort, the fact that you don’t need a passport helps offset that bit.

So, in addition to that resort, I’ve included a few gems that go above and beyond to make traveling with kids easy and relaxing. And if you want more options, be sure to check out the best family all-inclusive resorts in the Bahamas, the top family resorts in Turks and Caicos, and the best resorts for families in Jamaica.

Make sure you also check out this list of the best family resorts in the US Virgin Islands — they’re not all inclusive, but they are amazing.

🌴 1. Bolongo Bay Beach Resort – St. Thomas– The Only True All-Inclusive Resort for Families in the USVI

Why families love it:
Bolongo Bay is one of the only truly all-inclusive resorts in the U.S. Virgin Islands, and it’s beloved for its casual, friendly vibe. The other all-inclusive resorts are open to adults only, so this is really the best option for families. You’ll be in paradise here with tropical drinks, water sports, and beach hammocks with an ocean view.

Family-Friendly Amenities:

• Kids under 12 stay and eat free with parents (in select packages)
• Complimentary water sports: paddleboards, kayaks, snorkel gear, and sailing
• Beachside pool and open-air dining
• Live music and fun evening events
• On-site scuba diving and sailing excursions

Budget Range:
💰 Approx. $550–$800 per night (for a family of four, all-inclusive)

Nearby Attractions:

• Charlotte Amalie for duty-free shopping and historic walking tours
• Coral World Ocean Park (a hit with kids!)
• Skyride to Paradise Point for island views and smoothies
• Ferry to St. John for a day trip

🌊 2. The Westin St. John Resort Villas – St. John

Why families love it:
While not a traditional all-inclusive, the Westin St. John offers villa-style accommodations with kitchens, making it easy for families to spread out, cook (if they want), and still enjoy the convenience of resort life. Dining packages and resort credits are often available for a more all-inclusive feel.

Family-Friendly Amenities:

• Multi-room villas with kitchens, washers/dryers
• Huge lagoon-style pool with a shallow area for kids
• Kids’ club with crafts, games, and island adventures
• Private beach with water sports rentals
• On-site market and restaurants

Budget Range:
💰 Approx. $600–$1,200 per night (depending on villa size and time of year)

Nearby Attractions:

• Virgin Islands National Park (perfect for hiking and wildlife spotting)
• Trunk Bay for snorkeling with the underwater trail
• Cruz Bay shops and restaurants
• Cinnamon Bay for beach days and picnics

☀️ 3. Divi Carina Bay All-Inclusive Beach Resort & Casino – St. Croix–An Adults-Only All-Inclusive Resort in US Virgin Islands

Why families love it:
This adults-only resort recently reopened as 18+, so while it’s off-limits for little ones, it’s great for families with older teens looking for a more laid-back, upscale vibe. Bonus: it’s all-inclusive!

Family-Friendly Amenities (for teens 18+):

• Beachfront rooms with ocean views
• Multiple restaurants, bars, and snack shacks
• Non-motorized water sports
• Huge beachfront pool and tennis courts
• On-site mini-golf and driving range

Budget Range:
💰 Approx. $500–$750 per night for two adults (teens must be 18+)

Nearby Attractions:

• Buck Island Reef National Monument for snorkeling
• Christiansted’s historic town center
• ATV tours through the rainforest
• Bioluminescent bay kayak tours at night

🏝 4. Secret Harbour Beach Resort – St. Thomas

Why families love it:
Another not-quite-all-inclusive family resort in the US Virgin Islands. But it’s worth a mention because this is a super family-friendly resort with spacious condo-style units. Families can cook in or dine out, and the calm, clear beach is ideal for little swimmers.

Family-Friendly Amenities:

• Spacious 1-3 bedroom condos with full kitchens
• Calm, swimmable beach with snorkeling right offshore
• On-site beach bar & restaurant with kids’ menu
• Beach gear and snorkel rentals
• Grocery delivery available

Budget Range:
💰 Approx. $400–$800 per night (depending on unit size)

Nearby Attractions:

• Red Hook for dining, shopping, and ferries to St. John
• Coral World Ocean Park
• Magens Bay Beach
• Island-hopping boat tours – If you get the opportunity to visit Jost Van Dyke for the day, I highly recommend it! It’s so beautiful there and is our favorite place to spend a day.

Final Thoughts: Making the Most of Your USVI Family Trip

While the U.S. Virgin Islands may not be packed with mega all-inclusive resorts, there are several excellent options where families can soak up the sun without stressing about the details. Whether you want a true all-inclusive stay or a resort with flexible amenities, the islands offer something for every kind of traveler. Bonus? No passport needed for U.S. citizens!

Pro Tip: Travel in shoulder season (May–June or September–early December) to find better rates and fewer crowds. And always check for kid stay/eat free promotions—they can stretch your budget big time.

Not sold on the U.S. Virgin Islands? Check out my lists of the best Caribbean islands for families and the best luxury family resorts in the Caribbean to help you decide where to go next.

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