One of St. Thomas’ most pristine and tranquil beaches, Linquist is situated on the East End of the island and it is one that you should not miss. The water is crystal clear and typically calm.
Lindquist Beach
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Magen’s Bay Beach
This is the largest and most famous beach in St. Thomas. Spanning a beautiful one-mile stretch of beach, this is a tourist must-see spot. The water is usually very calm in a protected bay. It’s more of a relax-and-wade beach than a snorkeling beach due to the sandy bottom and not much vegetation.
There is a beach bar that serves up burgers, pizza, and other snacks. You will pay a little more for food and drinks here as it’s a major tourist destination. This is also a national park so there is a small cover fee to help maintain its beauty.
You can rent paddle boards, SUPs, and chairs. It will be a bit more crowded during cruise ship days.
- Food available for purchase
- There are better beaches for snorkeling
- Public Restrooms available
- There are some rentals available
- Beach Chairs, - Umbrellas, - Fun in the Water (i.e. Paddle boards, 2 person sailboat, SUPs etc.)
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Secret Harbor Beach
A calm, quiet beach located at Secret Harbor Beach Resort, this beach has a floating platform that you can easily swim out to and lounge in the sun.
Sapphire Beach
This is one of the most gorgeous beaches on St. Thomas. The sapphire blue waters here are great for snorkeling, windsurfing on a windier day, jet skiing, and more. This is a local favorite on the East End.