Sun on Our Incredibly Beautiful Beaches

Magens Bay Beach

St. Thomas

Once you see it, you’ll see understand why Magens Bay Beach is one of St. Thomas’ most photographed. Magens Bay is a protected cove with more than a half mile of white sand beach and calm, clear water. Near its east end, you’ll find a lively bar and grill with music. To the west, quiet and tranquility prevail.

Trunk Bay Beach

St. John

Trunk Bay is known for its stunning bay that features a beautiful half-crescent of white sand and waters resembling translucent blue-green glass. Part of the Virgin Islands National Park, Trunk Bay Beach offers a snack bar, showers and restrooms. Follow the thrilling underwater snorkeling trail to explore the reef and meet its marine inhabitants.

Buck Island

St. Croix

To reach Buck Island Reef National Monument you’ll take an hour-long boat ride from Christiansted with one of the many charter companies that visit it daily. Wander the pristine beach and snorkel on the reef to see a wide variety of fish that have been federally protected for decades.

Lindquist Beach

St. Thomas

On the East End, Lindquist Beach catches cooling trade winds and offers scenic views of nearby cays (small islands). The beach is part of a protected 21-acre park, which features a lifeguard, picnic tables and restrooms.

Cinnamon Beach

St. John

Cinnamon Bay is part of a necklace of fabulous beaches on St. John’s North Side. You might see graceful rays as you snorkel around Cinnamon Cay, about 600 feet offshore, and along the beach’s rocky eastern end.

Cane Bay Beach