St John

St. John is dominated by the Virgin Islands National Park, with low-key development confined to the eastern and western tips of the island. Beyond Mongoose Junction and other low-key, upscale shopping spots in the louche port of Cruz Bay lies a largely undisturbed tropical paradise.

But if 'National Park' makes you think bird-watching and hiking boots, bear in mind it also covers some of the Caribbean’s best beaches, especially along the island’s north shore. None of them are particularly over-run, but if you want even more privacy, head to the more rugged south shore. Just about anywhere along the coast will provide excellent snorkeling opportunities.

Review by Volodymyr Z, December 2011

Doing what: St. John and Snorkeling at Trunk Bay

That was really amazing tour with fabulous views, beautiful beach, and nice snorkeling experience. St. John is lush, quiet, and well maintained island. One can enjoy nature there. The guide was affable and told a lot about the island.

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Review by Connie F, November 2011

Doing what: St. John and Snorkeling at Trunk Bay

This was an amazing tour. Well worth the money. Our guide was fabulous and knew all about St. John. Our connections from hotel in St. Thomas to ride to ferry, ferry to St. John, meeting up with tour guide on St. John and getting ferry back plus a ride back to our hotel went very smoothly. Like clockwork. Stress free. I have used your company before for other trips and will continue to use it for my future travels.

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Review by Lynda P, March 2011

Doing what: St. John and Snorkeling at Trunk Bay

We had confirmed a pick up at Secret Harbor on the 3rd but no one showed up. We rescheduled for the 5th as I was taking my friend there to snorkel for the first time as a birthday gift. The day started off great, nice tour and lunch then at 1 p.m. when we were dropped off to snorkel for a couple of hours the life guard had put up a red flag as the water was rough. Then it rained the rest of the day!!! I know its hard to know what the weather is but if we had gone on the Thursday as first planned we could of snorkeled!!! The man I had made the confirmation with on the 3rd had put us at a different hotel and that's why we didn't get picked up at the right place. All in all it was a nice tour.

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Practical Info

There is no airport on St. John; ferries from St. Thomas arrive at Cruz Bay in the island’s west. While on the island, excellent, well-equipped camping grounds in scenic locations make a great alternative to hotels and resorts.

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