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About St John

St. John is the smallest of the three main United States Virgin Islands. Roughly 7 miles long and 3 miles wide totaling 20 square miles. St. John’s National park covers over 7000 acres, 75% of the island, which means the natural unspoiled beauty is protected. There are no stop lights and no airports here, but there are plenty of world class beaches, Old Danish ruins, and even ancient petroglyphs left here by the Tainos Indians that date back to 400 BC. You will not find long stretches of beach lined with condominiums and hotel chains, but rather a quality selection of private villas and homes that preserve the natural beauty of St. John. We have a full time population of 4197 gentle souls according to the 2000 census, with as many as 10,000+ people on island during our peak season. The highest point is Bordeaux Mountain at 1277 ft.

Beaches

Beach	Location	Rocky	Sandy	Hike
brown bay	East End
caneel bay	North Shore
caneel hawksnest	North Shore
chocolate hole	Cruz Bay West
cinnamon bay	North Shore
cruz bay	Cruz Bay West
denis bay	North Shore
ditleff bay	Cruz Bay West
europa bay	South Shore
francis bay	North Shore
frank bay	Cruz Bay West
genti bay	South Shore
gibney beach	North Shore
great cruz bay	Cruz Bay West
great lamshur	South Shore
grootpan bay	South Shore
hansen bay	East End
hart bay	Cruz Bay West
haulover bay	East End
hawksnest bay	North Shore
honeymoon bay	North Shore
johnson bay	North Shore
jumbie bay	North Shore
kiddel bay	South Shore
klein bay	Cruz Bay West
lameshur bay	South Shore
leinster bay	North Shore
little maho bay	North Shore
little reef bay	South Shore
maho bay	North Shore
monte bay	Cruz Bay West
parrot bay	South Shore
peter bay	North Shore
salomon bay	North Shore
salt pond bay	South Shore
scott beach	North Shore
trunk bay	North Shore
turner bay	Cruz Bay West
turtle bay	North Shore

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