Bolongo Bay Beach
A south-shore resort beach with water activities, sailing departures, dining, and a relaxed social atmosphere.

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A south-shore resort beach with water activities, sailing departures, dining, and a relaxed social atmosphere.
A spacious local favorite near the university and airport, with generally calm water and seagrass areas visited by sea turtles.
A remote beach reached on the Brown Bay Trail, combining hiking, historic landscapes, and a quiet shoreline.
A rugged northwest shoreline near historic estate ruins and dive sites, best visited with local access knowledge.
A palm-lined beach famous for shore diving and snorkeling near the dramatic Cane Bay Wall, with restaurants and dive services nearby.
A white-sand national-park shoreline reached via the Caneel Spur and Lind Point trail network, with reef habitat close to shore.
A protected East End bay with generally easy swimming and resort facilities nearby; verify current public access and services.
One of St. John's longest beaches, with swimming, snorkeling, watersports, a campground, food, and nearby plantation ruins.
A compact, energetic beach beside Coral World with clear water, easy-access snorkeling, chair rentals, and food stands.
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.
A family-friendly public beach park near Point Udall with shallow water, shade, pavilions, grills, restrooms, and accessible paths.
A secluded north-shore beach reached by trail, valued for quiet surroundings and a sense of distance from the road.
A calm West End shoreline just south of Frederiksted, popular for swimming and sunset views.
A quieter stretch adjoining Honeymoon Bay where visitors can enjoy shoreline views away from the busiest part of the beach.
A secluded national-park shoreline near the Lameshur area with no services and access that rewards careful trip planning.
A convenient town beach beside Frederiksted's waterfront and historic fort, popular for swimming, snorkeling, and sunset walks.
A broad, quieter national-park beach with generally gentle water, picnic areas, nearby trails, and good wildlife watching.
A beautiful, limited-access shoreline with very little parking; arrive prepared and respect posted property boundaries.
A breezy East End shoreline near resort properties and the road to Point Udall.
A broad south-shore beach used by local families and riders, with few visitor services.
An easily reached national-park beach with roadside parking, picnic tables, shade, and coral fingers close to shore.
Water Island's signature palm-lined beach, reached from the ferry dock by walking or golf cart, with food and rentals nearby.
A palm-fringed beach reached by boat or the Lind Point Trail, with shallow water, patch-reef snorkeling, and seasonal concessions.