Maho Bay beach

Maho Bay is a great beach in the north of St. John island, US Virgin Islands. Once upon a time, it was a tropical paradise with palms and other lush vegetation. Then the hurricane spoiled it. But when you'll get there, most likely that everything will be good again. The second problem is that the coastline is pebbly in many spots. However, there are sandy areas as well. And in any case, the bottom is comfortable everywhere - with superb azure water. Shore and seabed: sand, stones. [edit]

Coordinates: 18.357481, -64.744907

See also: St. John island

Hotels [edit]

There are no hotels directly near Maho Bay beach. The nearest accommodation option is a campsite near Cinnamon Bay - in a walking distance. As for the hotels, most of these are located in a town in the west end of the island.

How to get there [edit]

Fly to St. Thomas airport (STT). Get by shuttle minibus to Red Hook pier. Next get by ferry boat to Cruz Bay of St. John island, and take a minibus to any beach you need.

When to go [edit]

Maho Bay beach is great all year round. Each season has its own advantages and downsides. But in general, it is always good!

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