The beautiful Trunk Bay Beach is located in the northern part of St John's Island. The bay beach of the same name is the only beach on the island, for which a fee is charged, since its territory is part of the national park. This is a stop for many popular excursion routes and a place of rest for the inhabitants of the island. In addition, Trunk Bay Beach is considered the most picturesque beach in the Caribbean. Here you can rent equipment for scuba diving, there is other infrastructure. Lifeguards are on duty daily.
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| Trunk Bay Beach St John's |
The main advantages of Trunk Bay are crystal clear waters, soft white sand and great snorkeling spots. Almost two hundred meters of underwater routes attract many tourists. The underwater trail starts a short distance from the shore, leads to Trunk Reef and is marked by buoys on the surface of the water. The trail consists of a series of underwater attractions with signs giving information on underwater features and identifying some of the flora and fauna common to this coral reef. According to experienced divers, here you can see about 30 different varieties of fish in just half an hour of being under water.
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| Trunk Bay Beach St John's |
Saint John is one of the smallest in the British Virgin Islands. The true natural gem of this Caribbean island is Trunk Bay Beach. Rumor has it that the beach belonged to the famous American businessman Rockefeller, who, fortunately, donated Trunk Bay to the US National Park Service.