Beaches & bays
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Businesses, beaches, events, guides, and local news across the USVI and BVI.
Choose by water conditions, amenities, energy, and what the group wants to do—not simply by the most famous name.
A beach-club stay with palapa-style accommodations, restaurant service, and a complimentary transfer described for guests arriving at the ferry dock or airport; reservations are advised.
Beach bar in La Grange.
Choose the view, food, and atmosphere together—then build the rest of the evening around that part of the island.
Restaurant in East End.
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 casual beach bar and grill serving lunch and dinner with American and Caribbean dishes; the official listing asks dinner guests to reserve by 4 PM.
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 laid-back beach bar reached by ferry or boat, with frozen drinks, casual food, games, water activities, and weekend entertainment.
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 family-friendly Cane Garden Bay restaurant set just behind the beach, with an open-air deck, Caribbean food, cocktails, and views toward Jost Van Dyke. Confirm current service hours directly before visiting.
Beach bar in Lindbergh Bay.