Getting to St. Croix, without the guesswork.
Five nonstop gateways — and one big new one.
St. Croix's winter flight map is the best it has been in decades: American flies nonstop from Miami year-round and from Charlotte and Chicago seasonally, Delta bridges Atlanta near-daily in winter — and beginning October 31, 2026, United opens Saturday nonstops from Newark, the first New York-area nonstop to the island in over 30 years.
No passport for U.S. citizens, no customs on arrival, and the villa is about 25 minutes east of the airport. Below: honest routing guides from the cold cities we host most.
Nonstop flights to St. Croix (STX)
Your city to this beach.
From New York
The first New York-area nonstop in over 30 years starts October 31, 2026.
From Chicago
American flies nonstop from O'Hare on winter Saturdays.
From Minneapolis–St. Paul
One easy connection from MSP — and a 60-degree upgrade.
From Washington, DC
One short hop to Charlotte, then nonstop to the island.
From Charlotte
Nonstop from CLT — daily starting December 17, 2026.
From Raleigh–Durham
A 35-minute hop to Charlotte, then nonstop to the island.
From Boston
One connection from Logan — or the new Newark Saturday nonstop.
From Philadelphia
American's hub math: one stop via Charlotte or Miami.
From Detroit
Delta's Atlanta bridge: one stop from DTW.
From Cleveland
One stop via Charlotte or Atlanta beats lake-effect season.
From Milwaukee
Drive to O'Hare for the Saturday nonstop — or connect once.
From Hartford
One stop from Bradley — or the new Newark nonstop down I-91.
The hard part is choosing dates.
The flights are the easy part — five gateways and one island.