N Shore Rd, Virgin Islands National Park 00830 St. John

The good news: this world-class stretch of white sand and turquoise water is St. John's most photographed beach, which features a marked underwater trail for beginning snorkelers. The bad news: because of its popularity, it can get very crowded with cruise ship passengers and members of sightseeing tours.

Cruz Bay 00830 St. John

Cruz Bay St. John

Virgin Islands National Park 00830 St. John

Situated in the unspoiled island refuge, Virgin Islands National Park, this beach offers a variety of water sports from snorkeling and kayaking to sailing and windsurfing, plus a popular beachfront cottage and campsite complex.

Water Lemon Cay Beach Virgin Islands National Park,, Virgin Islands National Park 00830 ‎ St. John

A short swim from Leinster Bay, you'll find some of the best snorkeling on this small island, with its plethora of marine life.

along the Lind Point Trail Virgin Islands National Park, Caneel Bay 00831 St. John

Nestled at Caneel Bay, this picture perfect, palm fringed beach boasts a colorful coral reef perfect for snorkeling.

St. John

A pretty and amenable bay on St. John’s north shore. Beware: no changing facilities here.

00830 St. John

1A Cruz Bay Bulkhead, Cruz Bay 00831 St. John

Passenger ferry between the United States Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands. Routes include Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Tortola, St. John and St. Thomas.

St. John

Outside of Cruz Bay, off route 10, down trail St. John

St. John

Bay with a beautiful, broad beach that is ideal for swimming and snorkeling, with a view of Bordeaux Mountain, the island's highest point at 1,277 feet, in the background.

Cruz Bay St. John

Virgin Islands National Park,, Cruz Bay 00830 St. John

Dronningers Tvaer Gade, Cruz Bay 00830 St. John