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Semi private. Max 12 guests, 4 hr trip to St John. See Caribbean sealife at top tier snorkeling spots. Relax in the pristine sands on a St. John beach. Drop off at Red Hook, St. Thomas. Departure time: 9 am or 2 pm.
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Join the Snorkel Cat for a snorkel adventure to several different islands.This departs from beach at Margaritaville Resort on St. Thomas, VI from 10:30am to 3:30pm. Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks and Drinks included. The boat includes a Captain, Crew, Restrooms, Shade, Sundeck and Ample Space. Snorkel 2 different coral reefs at nearby Cays.
Watch the Sunset aboard this Brand New Catamaran. This trip includes an open bar all evening and heavy appetizers. Sail out past the island of St. Thomas and enjoy the magical Sun Set! Check in is at the beach at Margaritaville at 4:30pm.
Honeymoon Beach (located next to Salomon Beach) is one of the most beautiful and popular beaches in Virgin Islands National Park on St. John. Honeymoon Beach is home to some of the last remaining leaning palms the island as once famous for prior to Hurricane Maria in 2017 along with crystal blue waters, white sands, along with a snack shack (that has booze).
VIRGIN ISLANDS 8K is a visually stunning journey through one of the most beautiful national parks in the world, Virgin Islands. Journey with More Than Just Parks as we explore this tropical paradise located on the outskirts of the Caribbean Sea. Swim with sea turtles, explore ancient jungle ruins, relax on white sand beaches, and soak in the island beauty. This is Virgin Islands National Park.
Honeymoon Beach is located on the north shore of St. John, in the US Virgin Islands. It is a great beach for swimming and wading. The water is typically calm, and it is a spectacular crystal-clear turquoise color, almost pool-like. The beach has soft, white sand, and the water gradually deepens.
On Honeymoon Beach you can catch some rays or choose to relax in the shade. The tree line at Honeymoon Beach includes large sea grape trees and coconut trees. You can spread your beach blanket near the trees to take advantage of the natural shade.
Honeymoon Beach is a pretty beach with a great view! From the beach you will enjoy a panoramic that includes St. Thomas in the distance, the nearby islands of Grass Cay, Mingo Cay, and Lovango Cay, boats cruising by, and a great variety of blues and teals of the ocean. From the water your view inland is of the sandy shore and the lush green hillsides of St. John island.
There is good snorkeling at Honeymoon Beach. On the west side of the beach there is a patch reef. Swim and snorkel around the rocky headland that extends into the water between Honeymoon Beach and Solomon Bay next door, and you will find the reef. The reef is in semi-shallow water which makes it easy to see the fish and corals up close. The reef sustained damage during the 2017 hurricane season. As a result, you may need to snorkel into slightly deeper water to see marine life. On the east side of the beach, you can snorkel along the point between Honeymoon Beach and Caneel Bay. Occasionally you might see a turtle or ray while snorkeling at Honeymoon Beach.
If you decide to hike in on Lind Point Trail, you can also stop at Solomon Bay along the way. It's a two for one trail! Enjoy two beautiful beaches on one hike. On the trail you may see birds, hermit crabs, butterflies, a donkey or two, maybe even a deer.
Tip: The Caneel Spur Trail is intersected by Route 20, part of the trail is on one side of the road, and the other part of the trail is on the other side. Take the part that goes downhill to the beach.
Various boat charters from St. Thomas and St. John include Honeymoon Beach on their itineraries. If you visit on a boat charter, you will have a few hours to enjoy the beach. Boat charters typically arrive in the late morning and usually leave by midafternoon.
Honeymoon Beach was historically a quiet, often sparsely populated beach. The beach became popular, and sometimes crowded, a few years ago when amenities were added. In early 2022 these amenities all closed. Honeymoon Beach has returned to being a quiet, often sparsely populated beach for the time being. The amenities will return in November 2022, and so will the beach goers.
Honeymoon Beach is a private lagoon just off of Hickam Beach. This secluded area comes with a lifeguard and picnic area. An alcohol permit is available through the Hickam Harbor office, but glass containers are not allowed. The beach can be rented for up to five hours between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Gate access will be given 15 minutes prior to your scheduled event and the gate will be locked 15 minutes after your scheduled event ends. For events exceeding 50 people, an additional lifeguard will be required.
Honeymoon Island State Park is also a popular wedding destination. The beautiful island landscape makes a perfect backdrop for weddings and parties. The park offers several wedding packages and is a local favorite amongst Florida beach wedding locations.
The beaches of Honeymoon Island State Park are perfect for lounging but also offer a wide range of activities. Beachgoers can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, surfing, shelling, and fishing along the 4 miles of shoreline within the park.
Nesting birds like owls and ospreys can be found in the pineland areas of the park. Shorebirds such as herons and egrets are often seen along the beaches and estuaries. Gopher tortoises, armadillos, raccoons, and rattlesnakes can also be found in the park, mostly in the forested areas.
It is not currently possible to stay overnight on Honeymoon Island State Park. While the island was once home to honeymoon cottages long ago, there are currently no overnight accommodation options on Honeymoon Island. The state park does not offer camping. There are several hotels and resorts just minutes away on the mainland.
Honeymoon Island State Park is dog friendly. Dogs are allowed on the nature trails and the designated dog beach area at the southern end of the park. Dog owners are expected to clean up after their pets, keep them away from wildlife, and keep them leashed at all times.
Honeymoon Island Facilities & Rentals: Honeymoon Island has great beach facilities. Bathrooms, changing rooms, and showers are readily available. Cafe Honeymoon is a great little food counter and gift (and sundries) shop. The South Beach Pavilion also has a little cafe and store. There are also bicycle and kayak rentals as well as chair and umbrella setup and rentals. All of the concessions are provided by Romantic Honeymoon Island and you can find out all the info (including pricing) here.
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Arriving later in the day and spending just a few hours (and looking for something other than Sapphire) we'd stick to STT to avoid the travel time to STJ, and avoid the more popular beaches if other ships arrive before you. If no ships are docked in Crown Bay, Lindbergh Bay (aka Emerald Beach) may be a great choice, even though it is closer to Crown Bay than Havensight. Or Coki is a beautiful, small beach if you've not been?
The only reason we dismiss Magens is we've been once and it's just kinda "blah" to us as compared to the East End beaches, especially Sapphire. But that is just us, it may be an ideal day to check it out depending on the crowds!
Yes I see you are scheduled to dock in CB so Lindbergh would be perfect for a few hours! Honeymoon Beach on Water Island is another option if you haven't been, small beach area with a food truck and free lounges, rustic public restrooms. Also very crowded anymore with excursion operators dropping their guests for lunch. 041b061a72