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St. John Beach Guide

Most visitors and locals will agree that when it comes to beaches on St. John a 'good to best' scale just would not do. The scale for describing St. John's beaches is 'Great', 'Greater' and 'It's a secret so I am not telling anyone'. All beaches on St. John are open to the public. Beachfront property however, in many cases is private and a few popular beaches have hotels nearby. Respect private property when accessing beaches. It is illegal to collect shells from beaches in the Virgin Islands; shells are confiscated at airport customs. There are no clothing optional beaches in the Virgin Islands.

Note: At resort beaches it is usually possible for non-guests to rent chairs, umbrellas and watersports equipment. Swimming pools and similar hotel amenities however are typically reserved for hotel guests only.

Beaches at a Glance

(Click on Overview or Beach Name for more details.)

Northside Overview
Trunk Bay
Hawksnest
Cinnamon Bay
Salomon Bay
Honeymoon Bay
Caneel Bay
Denis Bay
Jumbie Bay
Leinster/Waterlemon Bay
Francis Bay
Maho Bay
Southside Overview
Salt Pond Bay
Great Lameshur Bay
Lameshur Bay
East End Overview
Brown Bay
West End Overview
Little Cruz Bay
Great Cruz Bay

St. John Beach Map


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Beach Information and Tips:
  • All beaches on St. John are open to the public, beyond the sand and tree line however is often private property and should be respected as such.
  • There are no clothing optional beaches in St. John; public nudity is illegal.
  • Removing shells from beaches on St. Thomas is illegal.
  • Don’t feed marine life or sea birds; food not naturally in their diet can create health problems for these animals.
  • Protect yourself from the sun. Wear sunblock, a hat and sunglasses.
  • Sun, rum and fun can spell dehydration, drink plenty of water.



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