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Magens Bay Beach
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A mile-long protected bay known for calm swimming, a broad sandy shoreline, lifeguards, concessions, rentals, and nature trails.

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Northside
A mile-long protected bay known for calm swimming, a broad sandy shoreline, lifeguards, concessions, rentals, and nature trails.
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Smith Bay Park
A protected East End shoreline with clear shallow water, picnic areas, restrooms, and views toward nearby cays.
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East End
A lively East End beach with reef snorkeling, water-sports rentals, food, and views across Pillsbury Sound.
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West End
A spacious local favorite near the university and airport, with generally calm water and seagrass areas visited by sea turtles.
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Nazareth
A sheltered resort-side cove popular for swimming and snorkeling, with dining and equipment rentals nearby.
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Coki Point
A compact, energetic beach beside Coral World with clear water, easy-access snorkeling, chair rentals, and food stands.
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Northside
A laid-back north-shore beach known for local atmosphere, seasonal surf, fishing, snorkeling, and a nearby beach bar.
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West End
A long, accessible beach close to the airport with generally gentle swimming water and resort amenities at its eastern end.
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Southside
A scenic resort beach below Frenchman's Reef with open-sea views, watersports, and nearby dining.
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Bolongo Bay
A south-shore resort beach with water activities, sailing departures, dining, and a relaxed social atmosphere.
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Frenchman's Bay
A compact resort shoreline on the south side, useful for a quiet swim or a low-key beach stop when conditions allow.
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Red Hook
A long East End shoreline near Red Hook with local boat activity and a less developed feel than neighboring resort beaches.
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East End
A protected East End bay bordered by resorts, marina activity, watersports, and dining.
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Northwest
A remote-feeling northwestern beach reached by a rough access road; visitors should confirm road and water conditions before going.
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Northside
A rocky, less-developed north-shore bay best approached as a scenic coastal stop rather than a full-service beach day.
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West End
A secluded West End bay reached by trail or water, with no services and conditions that favor prepared, experienced visitors.
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Honeymoon Bay
Water Island's signature palm-lined beach, reached from the ferry dock by walking or golf cart, with food and rentals nearby.
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Druif Bay
A quieter stretch adjoining Honeymoon Bay where visitors can enjoy shoreline views away from the busiest part of the beach.
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North Shore
A world-famous Virgin Islands National Park beach with a marked underwater snorkel trail, lifeguards, showers, rentals, and concessions.
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North Shore
One of St. John's longest beaches, with swimming, snorkeling, watersports, a campground, food, and nearby plantation ruins.
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North Shore
A shallow, protected bay known for sea turtle sightings, paddleboarding, family-friendly water, and roadside access.
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Caneel Bay
A palm-fringed beach reached by boat or the Lind Point Trail, with shallow water, patch-reef snorkeling, and seasonal concessions.
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Lind Point
A small white-sand beach reached on the Lind Point Trail, with clear water and reef snorkeling but no full-service amenities.
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North Shore
An easily reached national-park beach with roadside parking, picnic tables, shade, and coral fingers close to shore.
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04 BEACHESThe beaches St. Thomas residents return to for swimming, food, snorkeling, and an easy lime.
04 BEACHESProtected bays and approachable shorelines for families, floating, and slower days in the water.
05 BEACHESReefs, underwater trails, marine life, and memorable entries for confident water lovers.
04 BEACHESBeautiful alternatives for visitors willing to bring what they need and respect limited access.
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Plan a north-shore classic, a turtle-watching morning, or a more adventurous hike-to-the-water day inside Virgin Islands National Park.
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Explore the island's diving coast, calm Frederiksted water, East End preserves, public beach parks, and the boat-only beauty of Buck Island.
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Turn the short ferry ride into an easygoing day around Honeymoon Beach, quieter Druif Bay, and the island's relaxed golf-cart pace.
Open island guideListings were researched in August 2026 using official U.S. Virgin Islands tourism, National Park Service, protected-area, and attraction sources. Weather, surf, road access, closures, admission, and operating hours can change. Check the linked official source and current map listing before making a special trip.