Worldmark Elysian Beach Resort

The Resort and Its Setting

WorldMark Elysian Beach Resort is part of the WorldMark by Wyndham portfolio, a points-based vacation ownership system that lets owners use their credits at this St Thomas property or redirect them elsewhere in the WorldMark network. The resort's island location puts owners within easy reach of Charlotte Amalie, the USVI capital, and the beaches and harbours that define St Thomas. As with any WorldMark property, the ownership model is credit-based rather than tied to a fixed week, so flexibility is part of the appeal from the outset.

St Thomas and What There Is to Do

St Thomas is one of the more developed islands in the US Virgin Islands, built around Charlotte Amalie's duty-free shopping, colonial-era streets and cruise ship harbour. Beyond the town, the island has a string of beaches good for swimming and snorkelling, and a short ferry ride from the harbour gets you to Water Island for a quieter stretch of coast. Cyril E. King Airport handles direct flights from several mainland US cities, which keeps the island easy to reach without connecting through San Juan. It's a destination that works year-round, though most owners and renters aim for the December–April window, when the weather is most settled.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own at WorldMark Elysian Beach Resort and want to sell, you're not obliged to go through the resort or the brand — owner-to-owner resale is a straightforward route on a marketplace like BidMyTimeshare.com. You set your own asking price, buyers contact you directly through the listing, and no commission is taken on the sale; you simply pay a one-time listing fee to get your week or credits in front of buyers.

Before you list, it's worth knowing what actually happens on transfer. Resale brokers working with WorldMark by Wyndham list a transfer fee of $399 in their 2025–2026 price lists, and a transfer typically takes around six weeks to complete once a buyer is found. We haven't found any right of first refusal attached to WorldMark resales, meaning the brand doesn't step in to buy back the contract ahead of a private sale.

It's also worth spelling out what a buyer actually gets: Club Pass exchange access is only available on credits originally bought from the developer, so a resale buyer may not have that particular exchange option. VIP status and TravelShare benefits also don't transfer to a new owner outside the family — they stay with the original owning household. Renting out an unused week works differently from a resale, since you keep ownership and simply let someone else use the stay; the RCI affiliation on this resort can factor into how attractive that week is to a renter looking for exchange flexibility.

Practical Notes for Owners and Renters

Owners here can use their credits for a stay at this St Thomas resort or exchange through RCI into other affiliated properties, which is one of the main reasons buyers consider a WorldMark credit purchase in the first place. Anyone renting a week should check directly with the seller what's included — whether it's a straight occupancy rental or comes with exchange rights — since credit-based ownership doesn't always map directly onto a fixed week the way deeded timeshares do.

Before You Buy or Sell

If you're buying resale, ask the seller for written confirmation of the $399 transfer fee and current annual costs before agreeing a price, since fees can shift from year to year. If you're selling, be upfront in your listing about what does and doesn't transfer — particularly Club Pass eligibility and any VIP or TravelShare status — so buyers know exactly what they're purchasing.