Find privacy and stunning scenery on St. John’s Honeymoon Beach.
Located in Virgin Islands National Park, Honeymoon Beach was once considered a well-kept secret among locals.
This remote spot is so far removed that travelers driving down Route 20 have no visibility of the beach.
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How to Get There
Much like Salomon Bay, there is no clear road to Honeymoon Beach.
To get there, sun-seekers will either need to walk the Lind Point Trail or travel by boat.
For those who prefer walking, there are two different ways to navigate the Lind Point Trail.
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Of course, this also means there aren’t many hotels in the area.
For much of the past century, the Rockefeller-foundedCaneel Bay Resortwas a popular option nearby.
But it was destroyed by back-to-back hurricanes in 2017, and redevelopment plans remain unsettled.
A beachgoer’s best bet these days is to stay a few miles down the road in Cruz Bay.
The best and most popular activity is to sit back and just enjoy them.
Also available at the Beach Hut are restrooms, beach chair rentals, and light snacks.
