Cinnamon Bay Beach
One of St. John's longest beaches, with swimming, snorkeling, watersports, a campground, food, and nearby plantation ruins.

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One of St. John's longest beaches, with swimming, snorkeling, watersports, a campground, food, and nearby plantation ruins.
Plantation-era ruins interpreted along a short nature loop near Cinnamon Bay.
A compact, energetic beach beside Coral World with clear water, easy-access snorkeling, chair rentals, and food stands.
A protected national-historic-park area associated with the 1493 encounter between Columbus's expedition and Indigenous people.
A quiet Anegada shoreline highlighted by the official island guide for swimming, sunbathing, and an unhurried beach day.
A protected East End bay bordered by resorts, marina activity, watersports, and dining.
An accessible public park near Point Udall with beach access, pavilions, grills, shade, parking, and restrooms.
A family-friendly public beach park near Point Udall with shallow water, shade, pavilions, grills, restrooms, and accessible paths.
The remains of an early steam-powered marine railway, reached as part of Hassel Island's historic trail system.
An elegant waterfront customs building within Christiansted National Historic Site.
An uninhabited national park with three dive sites featuring coral gardens, arches, caves, bowls, and underwater mazes.
A secluded north-shore beach reached by trail, valued for quiet surroundings and a sense of distance from the road.
A protected bird sanctuary beside Little Jost Van Dyke, surrounded by day anchorages, reefs, and nearby island trails.
A rocky, less-developed north-shore bay best approached as a scenic coastal stop rather than a full-service beach day.
A calm West End shoreline just south of Frederiksted, popular for swimming and sunset views.
A roadside overlook with a wide view across Magens Bay and the northern cays.
A quieter stretch adjoining Honeymoon Bay where visitors can enjoy shoreline views away from the busiest part of the beach.
The territory's first marine park, protecting extensive reefs, seagrass, mangroves, and coastal habitat.
A public library in a restored plantation great house, with local-history materials and cultural significance.
A central public square opposite Fort Christian commemorating emancipation in the Danish West Indies.
A protected former plantation landscape used for conservation, trails, education, and coastal habitat restoration.
Privately cared-for plantation-era ruins and gardens in the rainforest; visits should follow posted access guidance.
A former sugar estate with a Great House, mill, factory ruins, archives, and interpretation of Crucian history and enslaved labor.
A secluded national-park shoreline near the Lameshur area with no services and access that rewards careful trip planning.