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Places
Places in Virgin Islands National Park
Viewpoints, landmarks, trailheads, and useful stops.
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Cinnamon Bay Campground
Beachfront camping with cafe, rentals, and snorkeling to Cinnamon Cay
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Ram Head
Windy headland with sweeping views and an easy snorkel add-on
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Cinnamon Bay Beach
Long, shady white-sand bay with rentals, food, and easy snorkeling
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Francis Bay
Shady, quiet bay with standout snorkeling and a birding boardwalk
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Hawksnest Bay
Shady, easy-access beach with close-to-shore elkhorn coral snorkeling
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Honeymoon Beach
Shady, calm bay for easy snorkeling plus a low-key beach bar
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Leinster Bay
Crystal-clear bay with standout snorkeling around Waterlemon Cay
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Maho Bay
Calm, turtle-filled bay with easy off-the-beach snorkeling
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Petroglyphs
Taíno rock art mirrored in a jungle pool and falls
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Public Hawknest Beach
Shady, laid-back beach with easy reef snorkeling and clear water
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Reef Bay Sugar Factory Ruins
Evocative sugar mill ruins deep in a lush valley
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Waterlemon Cay
Shore-access snorkel around a coral-ringed cay with a scenic walk
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Little Lameshur Bay
Remote south-shore beach with standout snorkeling and quiet vibes
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Mangroves at Francis Bay
Shady mangrove boardwalk with birds and a turtle-filled bay next door
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Peace Hill Ruins
Tiny hilltop windmill ruin with big North Shore views
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Salt Pond Bay
Calm, turtle-filled cove with a short walk and big-trail options
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Trunk Bay Outlook
Classic roadside vista of Trunk Bay’s white sand and turquoise water
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Trunk Cay
Offshore cay with a signed underwater snorkel loop and reef life
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America Hill Ruins
Steep little hike to photogenic ruins with big bay views
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Annaberg Plantation Ruins
Windmill and sugar mill ruins with sweeping bay views
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Great Lameshur Bay
Remote south‑shore bay for snorkeling, long swims, and trail access
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Little Cinnamon Bay Beach
Quiet cove with easy snorkeling and a quirky plane-wreck bonus
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National Park Underwater Trail
Beginner snorkel with underwater plaques and plenty of reef fish
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Reef Bay Waterfall
Seasonal jungle falls beside ancient petroglyphs, earned after a climb
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Salomon Beach
Quiet, hike-in beach with clear water and easy snorkel
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Virgin Islands National Park Visitor Center
Best first stop steps from the ferry with trail access
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Caneel Hill Overlook
Steep climb to a wooden deck with sweeping bay-and-island views
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Jumbie Bay
Small, shady beach with calm-day snorkeling and few people
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Oppenheimer Beach
Shady, quiet cove with calm water and low‑key snorkeling
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Whistling Cay
Remote cay with ruins and current‑swept snorkeling
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Little Reef Bay Beach
A quiet hike-in cove with history and calm, reef-sheltered water
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Catherineberg Sugar Mill Ruins
Windmill ruins with powerful history and easy roadside access
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Denis Bay
Quiet, trail-accessed beach with shade and reef snorkel on calm days
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Henley Cay
Boat-access cay with top-notch coral and sometimes fierce currents
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Lind Point Overlook
Quick hike to panoramic Cruz Bay and St. Thomas views
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South Haulover Beach
Rocky, low-crowd bay with standout snorkeling and calm water
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Bordeaux Mountain
Island high point with bay views via a steep forest climb
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Yawzi Point
Short headland walk to ruins, reefy snorkeling, and big bay views
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Caneel Bay
Snorkel-rich bay with reopened access amid a shuttered resort
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Brown Bay Beach
Secluded, hike-in bay with seagrass snorkeling and nearby ruins
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Drunk Bay
Windswept rocky shore with quirky coral people and crashing surf
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Hassel Island Historic District
Ruins, railways, and harbor views on a rarely toured island
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ParForce Great House Ruins
1844 great house ruins wrapped in jungle off Reef Bay Trail
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