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St. John Beach Guide - Southside

Salt Pond BaySalt Pond Bay
Salt Pond Bay is a beautiful bay with amazingly clear water. The beach is often sparsely populated because it is a longer drive from Cruz Bay then most of the popular beaches, and requires a short 7-10 minute hike downhill once at the parking lot. Read More / Reviews


Great Lameshur BayGreat Lameshur Bay
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Lameshur BayLameshur Bay
There are two Lameshur Bays; Little Lameshur and Great Lameshur. Little Lameshur is a protected sand and rubble beach separated from Great Lameshur by Yawzi Point. Read More / Reviews


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. John is illegal.
  • Don’t feed marine life or sea birds. Food not naturally in their diet, like various human foods, 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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