Maho Bay
Maho Bay is great for children. The water is shallow and protected. If you take a full-day sail to St. John, you may visit Maho Bay. Look carefully in the sand while snorkeling; you might see a stingray, just look for the outline in the sand.
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One of St. John’s most convenient beaches, Hawksnest Beach offers picnic tables and barbecue grills. There is also plenty of parking. A great snorkeling reef starts close to shore.
Read MoreVI EcoTours – Honeymoon Beach
Honeymoon Beach Snorkelers find sea turtles at Honeymoon Beach at Caneel Bay in the VI National Park. This palm fringed sandy beach offers space to spread out and enjoy the soft sand and the crystal clear waters. Honeymoon Beach is the closest beach to Cruz Bay. It is a short taxi ride to Caneel Bay …
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Cinnamon Bay is a very popular National Park beach on the north shore of the island of St John, US Virgin Islands, adjacent to the historic Cinnamon Bay Plantation. Cinnamon Bay is a very popular National Park beach on the north shore of the island of St John, US Virgin Islands, adjacent to the historic…
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Beautiful waters and wonderful white sand has made picturesque Trunk Bay one of the most popular beaches on St. John. Renowned for it’s underwater snorkeling trail, Trunk Bay is definitely worth a visit. Six hundred and fifty (650) feet of underwater trails are a highlight for snorkelers and divers Beautiful waters and wonderful white sand…
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