Top 10 Beaches in the Virgin Islands

Best Beaches in the Virgin Islands

Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge: Known for its wide, pristine shoreline and sea turtle nesting grounds. Open on weekends.
Rainbow Beach: Popular for snorkeling, jet skiing, and live music; great spot for a lively beach vibe.
Buck Island Reef National Monument: Not accessible by car, but this secluded island beach is perfect for snorkeling and has underwater trails.
Cane Bay Beach: A diver’s paradise with access to “The Wall,” a dramatic drop-off teeming with marine life.
Shoy’s Beach: Tucked away and quiet, with calm waters and soft sand, ideal for a more private beach experience.

Magens Bay: One of the most famous beaches, featuring clear waters, scenic views, and soft white sand. Great for swimming.
Lindquist Beach (Smith Bay Park): Beautiful and quieter, with soft sands and vibrant turquoise waters.
Secret Harbour Beach: Ideal for snorkeling and features calm, shallow waters. There are also amenities like a restaurant and bar.
Coki Point Beach: Known for excellent snorkeling and a vibrant atmosphere; nearby Coral World Ocean Park adds to its appeal.
Hull Bay: A local favorite for surfing and fishing, especially great in the winter months.

Trunk Bay: A must-visit with its underwater snorkeling trail and stunning natural beauty, part of the Virgin Islands National Park.
Cinnamon Bay: Offers calm waters, snorkeling, and a spacious beach for lounging and picnicking.
Honeymoon Beach: Secluded and scenic, with soft sand, perfect for swimming and stand-up paddleboarding.
Maho Bay: Family-friendly and great for spotting turtles and stingrays close to shore.
Salt Pond Bay: Ideal for a more rugged, secluded beach day with amazing snorkeling and nearby hiking trails.

Jost Van Dyke
1. White Bay: Iconic for its beach bars, notably the Soggy Dollar Bar, and its picturesque soft sands and turquoise water.
2. Great Harbour: A quiet beach with gentle waters and nearby dining options.
Virgin Gorda
1. The Baths: Known for its unique boulders and hidden caves. This beach is both visually stunning and a great place to explore.
2. Savannah Bay: Quiet and expansive, with crystal-clear water, ideal for a serene beach day.
Tortola
1. Smuggler’s Cove: Secluded, with calm waters and a relaxed vibe—perfect for snorkeling.
2. Cane Garden Bay: A lively beach with restaurants, bars, and a popular spot for surfing during the winter.
Anegada
1. Loblolly Bay: Known for its vibrant reefs and snorkeling opportunities. Very serene and secluded.
2. Cow Wreck Beach: Famous for its shallow, warm waters, relaxed vibe, and a beach bar with stunning sunset views.