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Caneel Bay |
LOCATION: One mile beyond downtown Cruz Bay on Route 20, North Shore Road.
On the grounds of the exquisite Caneel Bay Resort, this sandy, crescent shaped beach offers a peaceful paradise with stylish upscale amenities. You can mix and mingle with the rich and famous in a laid back atmosphere that is second to none. Food and cocktails can be a tad ‘pricey’ but the exclusive ambience offered at this Rosewood property is well worth it to many. |
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Cinnamon Bay |
LOCATION: Three miles beyond downtown Cruz Bay on Route 20, North Shore Road.
Cinnamon Bay is a National Park campground with a glorious beach. Larger than Trunk Bay, Cinnamon has a full range of facilities and services for the day visitor. A concessionaire rents windsurfing equipment, kayaks and mountain bikes. The T’ree Lizard Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner in an upbeat, rustic setting. Across the road from the campground is the Cinnamon Bay Self-Guided Nature Trail. The loop takes about an hour to complete and passes through an old sugar-factory site. On your journey, you will see giant kapok trees as well as bay, mango and cacao trees. |
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Francis Bay |
LOCATION: From downtown Cruz Bay, follow Route 20, North Shore Road, to the one-way division and turn left to the beach.
You will not find changing facilities here but you can enjoy crystal clear waters and a magnificent view of the nearby British Virgin Islands. Feeling energetic? Follow the well -marked Leinster Bay Trail around the bend to Waterlemon Cay. |
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Great Cruz Bay |
LOCATION: From downtown Cruz Bay, follow Route 104 to Great Cruz Bay and the Westin Resort.
The 282-room Westin St. John Resort & Villas is set on a crescent-shaped beach on Great Cruz Bay. The intriguing complex offers guestrooms, suites, townhouses and vacation villas. Stop for a cocktail and check out the huge waterfall pool. The resort features four dining and entertainment facilities, snorkeling, diving, sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, para-sailing, fishing, a full fitness center, and more.
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Hawksnest Beach |
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LOCATION: One and a half miles beyond downtown Cruz Bay on Route 20, North Shore Road.
This sleepy little slice of paradise it is smaller and quieter than neighboring Trunk Bay. Like all the beaches on St. John, the water is crystal-clear; tropical greenery provides a beautiful backdrop. Hawksnest is also a choice spot for snorkeling. It is less crowded and more relaxing than Trunk Bay. Its nearby reef is a magnet for marine life. Changing facilities, shelters and picnic tables are available. |
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