Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Northshore Beaches - West of Christiansted
Beaches on this shore are rugged and the waves are just
right for surfing. Beach-entry scuba dives are the lure along
this coast.
Judith's Fancy
:
St. Croix's best beach for board surfing. It
has rolling waves year-round. Route 73 West to Route 751.
Salt River Bay & Columbus Landing Beach
:
A develop-
ing beach area, it is most popular as the kick-off point for
kayak trips. You can snorkel and fish at Columbus Landing,
where there is a restaurant. Route 75 West to Route 751.
Cane Bay Beach
:
The most popular beach on the island,
Cane Bay is best known as the entry point for beach dives at
the wall. It is only 250 feet from the shore. The reef is also
fun for snorkelers who are strong swimmers. It's a very ac-
tive strip with a dive shop and gear rentals. Try
Off The
Wall
for food and drinks. Route 75 West to Route 80.
Davis Bay Beach
:
Within the grounds of Carambola Beach
Resort, this is a beautiful strip studded with palm trees.
There are watersports rentals and a bar and restaurant.
Route 75 West to Route 80.
Near Frederiksted & the West End
The West End of the island is wider than the east and virtu-
ally the entire coast is lined with sandy beaches. Most are
undeveloped, yet easily accessible. Listed below are those
closest to Frederiksted and moving northward. All are along
Route 63 North.
L'Attitude Beach
:
Just a quarter-mile from town, it has
changing facilities and sports rentals. There is a beach bar
and a good restaurant.
Rainbow Beach
:
A smaller beach another quarter-mile
away. You must go through the restaurant and beach bar to
the sand.
