Caribbean Island

Trunk Bay – St. John USVI

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Yeeesssss! This is what you are planning your carribean vacation for, isn’t it? This is a world-class sandy beach with crystal-clear blue carribean water. There is even an underwater snorkeling trail at Trunk Bay, maintained by the St. John Virgin Islands National Park, with under water signs. It can be closed on occasion, when the surf is considered too rough. You can rent out and/or reserve those pavilions in the photos below for larger parties.

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Tree-lined shore at Trunk Bay St. John.
Lifeguard silhouette in Lifeguard tower.
Trunk Bay beach St. John, USVI.
People on sandy beach with clear blue water.
People in the water at Trunk Bay beach.
Life guard tower at Trunk Bay beach.
Vertical driftwood branch on sandy beach.
Picnic area at Trunk Bay St. John USVI.
Sign warning of Machineel tree poison.
Facilities and Trunk Bay USVI.
Close-up view of mottled bark.
Couple hit by wave about the same height as them.
Trunk Bay St. John with people on the beach.
Rental pavilion at Trunk Bay, St. John USVI.
Sandy tropical beach with small island in the bay.
Small island in the middle of Trunk Bay, St. John.
Tropical bird with long beak.
Very smooth white sand beach.
People on sand and in water at tropical beach.
Green hill behind smooth sandy beach.
Small green island in clear blue water.
View from Trunk Bay at dense green bush.
Trunk Bay white sand beach, St. John, USVI
Sharp black rocks at shore of clear blue water.
Couple walking on sandy tropical beach.
Palm leaf shadow on sand.
Trunk Bay facilities, St. John USVI.
A snack bar at Trunk Bay St. John. USVI.
Looking at ocean through trees at a beach park.
Sign of Trunk Bay facility hours.

This place has it all. The lifeguards, the food and supply shops, a large amount of showers and facilities. The St. John island bus will stop here, but there are always taxis available in the parking lot. As if this wasn’t enough, there is another awesome beach just around the bend at Cinnamon Bay, which also has camping sites. These photos were taken in 2006.

St John, USVI