The most popular attraction in this island is the Honeymoon Beach. But according to some, it cannot even be called a beach. It has an area of about 50 feet long packed with rocks and vegetation and can only extend from the water line in 10 feet.

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This warm accommodation is situated on St. Thomas’ East End which can make 6 to 10 guests relax well in superb comfort in the island. These are the main features that they offer:

• Twin master suites
• Beds in king & queen sizes
• 2 and ½ baths
• Private pool
• Satellite TV
• Full airconditioned units
• Internet access

It is pretty much near to the Red Hook and it takes a quick walk to reach Vessup & BlueBeards Beach. It has an immense deck which can offer an amazing view of the harbor. All the furniture and kitchen items are of the highest quality as if you are checked in at the Ritz hotel. Once you rent the place, you can also use one of the owner’s cars. They have a powerboat you can use for possible day trips to St. John for as long as you pay for the fuel and customs.

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If you are looking for ultimate peace then this place is not for you. Always crowded with locals and guests, the Coki Point Beach is well-known for its practicality. With its wide area, nice view, good facilities, lots of shades and activities and delicious food, what more can you wish for? The beach has grand sand, crystal-clear water, great view of Thatch Cay as well as good spots for snorkeling.

You can find vendors in this place that will offer you snorkeling gears as well as fish food but beware of pickpockets as well as annoying hair braiders. It is located near the Coral World underwater tower that will enable you to have a closer look with the marine ecosystem without getting wet.

With a brand name under “Best Western Hotels”, you already know what to expect. They are more aware and familiar and best suited for guests who are coming from the United States. The Carib Beach Resort is conveniently located for easy access to a wide variety of activites. Within a five minute drive is the historic port city of Charlotte Amalie with its famed duty-free shopping and inter-island ferries. Several lovely white sand beaches are also only minutes away by car. Watersports, sailing, restaurants nightclubs,golfing, tennis and marine attractions are just some of the activities you’ll find within easy reach. From the airport, it’s only a one minute drive or walk and from town, it’s only a five minute drive along the waterfront. A few of the other services available are snorkel gears, kayaks, paddle boats & floating mat rentals. They can accommodate two or four persons. Some of the activities you can do are scuba and snorkelling, sport fishing, and surfing. They are also known for their restaurant, Fajita’s. Which is overlooking Lindberg Bay.

A beach wedding could easily be ruined by the wind being too strong, or a sudden big wave, bigger than you’d expect, or sand all over your food. I may have found just the perfect spot in the Caribbean for a perfect beach wedding. Away from all these possible mishaps, but close enough to keep the view of the Caribbean.
Hold your elegant Caribbean wedding on the St. John Terrace, their most popular wedding location. A lovely gazebo on the top of the Resort’s rooftop overlooks breathtaking island view.
On the eastern end of the beautiful island of St. Thomas, the Wyndham Sugar Bay provides the perfect setting for your dream wedding. An awe-inspiring view of the Caribbean Sea and neighboring islands.
Whether your ideal wedding is just the two if you or a grand event with loved ones, it will help you plan your dream island wedding and throw in one of the most breathtaking backdrops in the Caribbean.

Magens Bay
Magens Bay is a world-famous bay on Saint Thomas, United States Virgin Islands, located in the Caribbean. The beach at Magens BayLocated on the North side of the island, Magens Bay features a well-protected white sand beach stretching for nearly a mile. It is commonly considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and National Geographic has recognized it as such.
Magens Bay was previously owned by Arthur Fairchild, who gave most of it as a gift to the Municipality of St. Thomas and St. John in 1943. The far Western portion was donated by Fairchild’s nephew’s widow, Christine Wheaton, in 2002. The Bay is currently administered by the semi-autonomous Magens Bay Authority. The Authority is a self-sustaining entity which funds its operations by charging a per-person entrance fee (currently $4.00 for visitors and $2.00 for locals), parking fees, as well as payments received from the park’s restaurant and rental concessions. Legend has it that Sir Francis Drake used Magens Bay as an anchorage while waiting for ships to plunder.