The 14 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
The places, most named first
From the 3 guides that rank for "best beaches in st croix"
Named by 2 of 31. Cane BaySt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsSt. Croix's most famous beach, known for snorkeling, scuba diving and the Cane Bay Wall.Beach bars, restaurants and calm water, with good sunsets.
Named by 2 of 32. Sandy PointSt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsA long stretch of white sand at the southwestern tip that is wild and untouched.Access is limited during sea turtle nesting season.
Named by 2 of 33. Rainbow BeachSt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsVery popular, with chair rentals, calm water, paddle boards and beach bars.A cafe and sunbed rental are on site, and the cruise terminal is nearby.
Named by 2 of 34. Buck Island (Turtle Beach)
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands
Turtle Beach on Buck Island has powder-white sand and some of the best snorkeling in the Caribbean, reached only by boat tour.
Buck Island is a small uninhabited islet that is part of a national monument.
Named by 2 of 35. Mermaid BeachSt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsA resort beach near Christiansted with calm water, palm trees and easy swimming.Access is through The Buccaneer resort area.
Named by 2 of 36. Pelican CoveSt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsKnown for peaceful scenery, snorkeling and long walks along the shore, and less crowded than Cane Bay.Picturesque palms and beautiful views.
Named by 2 of 37. Chenay BaySt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsCalm waters and a family-friendly atmosphere, good for swimming and snorkeling.The west end of the beach is wild and also called Tamarind Reef Beach.
Named by 2 of 38. Shoys BeachSt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsA quieter local favorite just east of Christiansted with smaller crowds and clear water.Described as a secret beach reached by a pathway.
Named by 2 of 39. Coakley BaySt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsA wild beach on the north-east coast that can be nearly empty.Calm atmosphere and scenic views for visitors who want a peaceful day away from tourist areas.
10. Hotel on the Cay / Protestant CaySt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsA small beach on an island by the Christiansted boardwalk, with ferry access every few minutes and calm water.Calm turquoise water and easy access from Christiansted make it popular with day visitors.
11. Jack Bay and Isaac BaySt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsJack Bay is reached by a short hike and offers solitude, sea turtles and snorkeling.Isaac Bay is a remote, rugged beach paired with Jack Bay.
12. Carambola BeachSt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsA north shore beach backed by green hills, with a relaxed atmosphere and calm water on good-weather days.
13. Cottongarden BaySt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsA tropical beach on the east side that is almost without algae.
14. Dorsch BeachSt. Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsWhite sand with calm water and gentle surf, with sunset views over Frederiksted Pier.
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Named by 2 of 31. Cane BaySt. Croix's most famous beach, known for snorkeling, scuba diving and the Cane Bay Wall.Beach bars, restaurants and calm water, with good sunsets.
Named by 2 of 32. Sandy PointA long stretch of white sand at the southwestern tip that is wild and untouched.Access is limited during sea turtle nesting season.
Named by 2 of 33. Rainbow BeachVery popular, with chair rentals, calm water, paddle boards and beach bars.A cafe and sunbed rental are on site, and the cruise terminal is nearby.
Named by 2 of 34. Buck Island (Turtle Beach)
