Iguanas – Take a Closer Look
If you have spent time in the U.S. Virgin Islands, particularly St. Thomas and St. John, you have likely come across the popular resident, the
Overall Rating
Overall rating
4.0
Scenery/View
4.4
Water
3.4
Shore/Sand
4.1
Snorkeling
4.0
Limetree Beach is a small, pretty beach that runs along a natural cove. Perfect for a quiet day of laying out, having a few drinks, reading a book and just unwinding. The water often has a gentle to mild surf and entry can be difficult as the initial area is rocky. The area around the bay is home to the Bluebeards Beach Club Time Share/Hotel property. Limetree is usually very quiet, this is part of its appeal. The water sports booth is not always open. It is a great spot to watch the sunset in the afternoon.
Beach Amenities
- Swimming
- Food Vendors
- Bathrooms
- Hotel
- Parking Available
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Tied the Knot
Overall rating
4.4
Scenery/View
4.5
Water
4.0
Shore/Sand
4.0
Snorkeling
5.0
We tied the knot at Lime Tree Beach chosen from a few presented by our officiant Michael Motylinski. It was Perfect. We Eloped, so we got off the Oasis of the Seas, Michael and my maid of honor Pam who lived there met us at the dock/ took us to the beach where Pam helped me change in the restroom, which could be a little better for brides to be :) then we walked over this beautiful small bridge to meet my future hub/ Michael down by the water.
We didn't have all day, so not far from the ship, beautiful & quiet/private was Perfect on a beautiful day. Then off to Marriot Frenchman Resort for lunch where the Food, the View and the Service was absolutely Awesome Without a Reservation then back to the dock where our ship awaits to continue our honeymoon :)
We didn't have all day, so not far from the ship, beautiful & quiet/private was Perfect on a beautiful day. Then off to Marriot Frenchman Resort for lunch where the Food, the View and the Service was absolutely Awesome Without a Reservation then back to the dock where our ship awaits to continue our honeymoon :)
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Tra Labell
A Little Stretch of Heaven
Overall rating
4.8
Scenery/View
5.0
Water
4.0
Shore/Sand
5.0
Snorkeling
5.0
Limetree Beach is located just steps away from our timeshare at Bluebeard's Beach Club. It is our home away from home and we absolutely love it! There is some good snorkeling on the left and right sides of the beach around the rocky area, and on the days when the surf is calm, you can see a whole bunch of different colorful fish and other ocean life. It is really a little stretch of quiet, peaceful heaven - and we like it just like it is.
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Michele Skinn
Use a Map
Hiking on St. John is a popular activity that lets you enjoy the tropical outdoors. We recommend using the St. John Trail Bandit Hiking Map/Guide to plan your hikes.
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Hiking Tips
- Tell someone where you are going and when you will return. Avoid hiking or swimming alone.
- Allow for sufficient time to explore, swim and rest.
- Remain on park trails – some trails cross private property, do not trespass into private property.
- Wear cool clothing, comfortable walking shoes. Sandals are not recommended. Sneakers are your best option.
- Protect yourself against the sun and insects.
- Bring water and snacks.
- Do not leave items or garbage on the trails. Make sure you leave with all the items you brought with you.
- Do not remove anything from the park property; this includes but is not limited to shells, rocks, artifacts, flowers, plants and animals.
- Pace yourself to prevent fatigue. Watch footing on wet rocks and trails made rough and slippery at times by heavy rainfall.
- Do not eat unknown fruits, nuts or berries. Some plants and fruits are poisonous and can cause allergic reactions. Do not touch unfamiliar plants. Avoid handling or picking plant life that may harbor stinging insects, cause rashes, scratches or skin punctures. Many plants have thorns beware, look but don’t touch. Some ground covering shrubs cause severe itching – it is in your best interest to stay on trails.
- Do not climb on fragile historic structures. Leave artifacts in place.
- Hike early and return early.
