Sapphire Beach is stunning! Come for the sunset and you'll definitely end up staying. Soft light,…read moreblue water, with easy, breezy island energy. There's parking right by the beach followed by a beautiful walk through the cabanas that sets such a peaceful tone. The event space is dreamy! Open, airy, and perfectly placed. Once you step onto the sand the water is clear, glowing blue. Simple, stunning, and a really nice place to unwind.

It's a perfectly nice beach. Supposedly one of the nicer beaches on the island. It is not the best…read morebeach I've ever seen but it is fine. The water is clear and clean. If you go early you can get a spot under the trees because the sun is intense. The beach gets busy but is not overcrowded. The best part IMO is the beachside bar. I have to check it out and write a review.

This gem of a beach is hidden on the Ritz Carlton Vacation Club Resort area. The Ritz actually has…read moreparking spots reserved just for public beach goers on the path down to the area on the right hand side. You'll see a sign that indicates the spots and although there are only 6 stalls it's never been busy. St. Thomas has a law that states all beaches must be accessible to the public so despite being on the resort anyone can go at any time. The beach chairs are only for guests of the ritz and they do have beach attendants that are regularly checking to make sure this is the case, in the event you try to pretend you are a guest and use the chairs. They also have a really cool beach bar that serves up delicious Cruzan rum drinks and appetizers (however at the ridiculous Ritz Carlton prices). There are no motorized sports allowed however I have seen people just pull right up to the beach in speed boats. The only downside is that it is a fairly rocky beach so watch your step and when it's seaweed season it can get pretty gross in that water. Overall is you're on the east end of St. Thomas this is worth the water and island views of Tortola and St. John. #St.Thomas #USVI

Our resort (Margaritaville) had a free shuttle to Coki Beach which was nice! It was a short drive…read moreover and when you get off, be prepared for the tourist trap. A guy met us right off the shuttle to sell chairs and an umbrella. I think both together was under $20. While you're on the beach, there's people selling drinks, food, jewelry, etc. We were approached by a woman who took our order for one fried snapper, a couple of sides and two beverages (one alcoholic, one mocktail). We paid $99 for this. Make sure you have cash because it's easier to pay for things on the beach. We didn't have enough cash to pay so I had to get the establishments Cash App and pay that way. Or you can go to an ATM on site. Now... we had a great time relaxing on the beach, the view is absolutely beautiful plus the clear water BUT if you want something less crowded, I would say to find another beach. There were water activities like snorkeling, taking photos on a clear kayak, and so on so that was nice. There are also surrounding vendors to get ice cream, food, souvenirs, water, etc. Since we took a shuttle, we made sure we caught the last one of the day back to our resort. All in all, it was a beautiful beach day!

Parking is difficult and it's insanely crowded here. This is definitely a tourist trap. They charge…read more$7 per chair and $12 for an umbrella, which is fine if they want to, but then they are very rude when you turn them down. One of the men kept telling us to move so he could put more chairs right where we were and told us we were "in his way." It's a public beach and I should be able to lay on my towel where I'm not in anyone's way and not get this treatment. This behavior also extended to others that didn't pay for chairs. The snorkeling isn't even impressive here. We snorkeled nearly every day for over a week at different beaches and this was bottom of the list. Glad we weren't planning on staying long anyways. I literally enjoyed this place soo little, that I forgot to take pictures of it. Drinks were weak, but the fish we got was tasty and fresh.

Nice beach in front of a condo complex. Very calm harbor. Not too many people on the beach. There…read moreis a nice bar/and grill on site. Friendly & knowledgeable bartenders. Being your own gear if you aren't staying onsite though. They will ask you to move off the condo lounge chairs (understandable given that those who are staying should have access to those). Bring loads of bug spray or you will be eaten alive by sand fleas. They're voracious!

Secret Harbour Beach is relatively small, but it's got a nice cross-section of underwater landscape…read more(seagrass areas, coral, and sand). Tip: If you go snorkeling here you'll see a fair variety of turtles, rays, and fish, all within a small distance of one another This beach is really good for beginning level snorkeling, but it's still a nice place to go even if you're something of a snorkeling veteran. About the only drawback that comes to mind when I think of returning here is the extremely tight paring situation - virtually all the spaces available are reserved for the restaurant and the resort.

I call Magen's Bay paradise! One of my favorite Caribbean…read morebeaches and my mother's favorite beach in the world. We have visited several times while cruising. We usually take the group transport offered from port and pay the entrance free. The rest is a day to enjoy the calm waters and a day of relaxation.

Magens Bay , a place so beautiful it feels like a Caribbean postcard come to life…read more This famous crescent beach on Saint Thomas stretches nearly three-quarters of a mile, tucked between green hills that naturally block the Atlantic swells. That's why the water is so unbelievably calm and clear the kind of crystal blue where you can watch fish glide beneath you while you float or stretch out in the sun. But there's a little history beneath all that beauty. Centuries ago the Taíno people lived along these shores, and legend says the notorious sea rogue Sir Francis Drake once used this peaceful bay to hide ships while waiting to ambush Spanish treasure fleets sailing through the Caribbean. Today it remains protected as a public park a perfect curve of white sand and glassy turquoise water where travelers come to swim, sunbathe, and for a moment... live the lifestyle of the rich and famous.

Room was right on the beach which is what we wanted. The front desk staff were super friendly and…read moreaccommodating. We arrived early due to our flight time and were able to leave our luggage in the lobby while we headed to the beach. By the time we sat, they had our room ready (before 1pm). Each room is designed differently/privately owned. Ours was set up nicely with a great view from the balcony and a coffee pot. Our only complaint was the cleanliness of the shower and some of the construction that was going on at the resort, especially for the price we paid even in the off season. We would stay here again next time without hesitation.

The entire resort staff was very professional, insightful, courteous and knowledgeable of the St…read more Thomas Virgin Islands culture and customs. I am very appreciative for Dononver, Teddy, Jo and Ciego as it relates to me having a wonderful visit and I definitely plan to visit again. Thank you so much for your hospitality and services rendered. Over the top!

such a great experience for kids, especially on a slower day without cruise ship crowds everywhere…read more It's not huge, which honestly made it feel more intimate and enjoyable. You get really close up encounters even without paying extra for one of the add on experiences and just doing general admission. Really fun spot and worth the visit if you're on the island with kids.

We went here so the kid could swim with a sea animal. She chose to swim with a sea lion although…read morethey offer swimming with a dolphin also. You can do an "encounter" for about $100 less, which is basically touching them. The "swim with" was $182 per person in June 2026. The kid loved it and I think it was worth the money. The basic entry fee was $29 per adult. The ocean park is on the small side. There were small exhibits of sharks, birds, and coral reef fish. The largest area is for dolphins. Parking is hard but when you pay for entry they give you a permit and there are special places reserved for permit holders. We ate at the restaurant, Nautilus 340, and it had a very good burger. Really nice char flavor. There's a gift shop (of course) and a snack shop. Overall, we had a good time. The basic park is not a whole lot to look at but with the add-ons it turned out to be a very nice afternoon.

Compared to the beautiful beaches on St. Thomas and St John, Cowpet Bay was just okay. It's great…read morefor kayaking, boating rentals, relaxing on the sand, and snorkeling... but swimming? Not so much. The sand is full of large pebbles and rocks. Be careful where you step! Water shoes may help. The water is full of seaweed and the water is a bit colder than the other beaches we visited. + There are a couple restaurants to get some food while hanging out: Sangria's & the Caribbean Fish Market. There's also a dive shop by Sangria's if you need essentials like sunblock, bug spray, or sunglasses. + There are cute string lights and tiki torches that light up at sunset. Lots of palm trees and views of the condos and resorts around the bay. Many people park their boats in this bay too.

Cowpet Bay is a great beach, just past Secret Harbor. There is plenty of parking in the Club…read moreWyndham Elysian Beach Resort. There is also two convenient restaurants located here, Sangria's Beachside Bistro is open for breakfast, lunch, happy hour from 3-5pm, and has a pizza only dinner menu from 6-8pm. The fancier and upscale Caribbean Fish Market is only open for dinner and has a fabulous seafood menu. You can also rent kayaks and peddle boats on this beach. Highly recommend this beach.

My husband and I had an amazing time with Captain Ryan from Nauti Nymph! We were celebrating our…read morehoneymoon and he made every stop really special. Thanks again for helping us make awesome memories!

We had a great time on our boat trip. Dylan was an excellent driver and knew a lot about the area…read more Perfect day!