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Leinster Bay |
LOCATION: From downtown Cruz Bay, follow Route 20, North Shore Road, to the one-way division and turn right to the beach.
At this sweet, serene get-away, you can enjoy a peaceful swim and view some strikingly dramatic coral. Basic changing facilities are available. The Annaberg Ruins— an historic sugar plantation — is located nearby, making Leinster an especially appealing destination. |
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Maho Bay |
LOCATION: Four miles beyond downtown Cruz Bay on Route 20, North Shore Road
Here you can enjoy a sandy beach situated within a protective cove. The celebrated Maho Bay campground property offers a general store, restaurant / bar and water toy rentals. Nearby, you will find ‘Harmony,’ the newest addition to Maho. At Harmony, you can rent cottages designed and contructed entirely of recycled materials. |
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Reef Bay |
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LOCATION: Between Fish Bay and Lameshur Bay on the south side of the island. Hike 40 minutes from the petroglyphs to the beach on the popular trail.
This is a short beach on a large protected bay. Attractions include good snorkeling and the remains of a sugar plantation. It is a 40-minute hike from the beach to VI National Park’s famed petroglyphs. |
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Rendezvous Bay |
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LOCATION: From downtown Cruz Bay travel east long route 104.
Here you will find a sandy, unspoiled beach east of Cruz Bay. This spot is a favorite anchorage for sailboats. |
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Trunk Bay |
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LOCATION: Two miles beyond downtown Cruz Bay on Route 20, North Shore Road.
Without a doubt, this is the ‘most-talked-about’ beach on St. John. Trunk Bay is home to the renowned underwater snorkel trail. Here, you can rent snorkeling equipment or bring your own and follow the buoys that outline the shallow-water trail. Along the way, you will see 15 artistic underwater plaques that will identify the corals and fish that inhabit these waters. Plan on seeing plenty of parrotfish, elusive trumpet fish and elkhorn, staghorn, brain and fan coral. The beach itself has pure white sand and is bordered by luxuriant foliage. Trunk Bay also has a small shop, a snack bar and changing facilities. The nominal admission fee also includes access to historic Annaberg Plantation. |
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