Bring your own gear or purchase at the Hotel on the Cay ferry dock lobby on the island for independent snorkeling off of the island beach. Stop by Rollin Smoke BBQ for a bite to eat adjacent to the beach bar.

Enjoy the harbor views, the boardwalk is lined with restaurants, bars, and shops. Its a great place to grab a cocktail, enjoy local cuisine, or watch the sunset before a night out.

Famous for its world-class snorkeling, underwater snorkeling trail, endangered elkhorn coral barrier reef, and postcard-perfect Turtle Beach. It is accessible only by authorized boat charters at half a day or full day.

Adjacent to Cane Bay Beach another premier beach on the island known for snorkeling. Some say Ama on the Cane Bay is the most romantic dinner on the island! Must make a reservation.

Highly sought after snorkeling including numerous turtles, string rays, fish, seahorses, and coral along the pier. Accessible via adjacent public beaches or you can book a private tour. Able to get to the pier on a non cruise ship day.

One of the longest, most pristine white-sand stretches in the Caribbean. Famous as the filming location for the final scene of The Shawshank Redemption. Only open Saturday and Sunday

The hike to the Annaly Bay Tide Pools on St. Croix is a moderately strenuous 3.5 to 5.0-mile round-trip trek through a tropical rainforest. Taking 45 to 60 minutes each way, it rewards you with natural, crystal-clear volcanic pools perfect for swimming and relaxing.

This scenic 18-hole oceanfront, this par-70 course spans 5,668 yards and features ocean views. Hours: Open 7:30am to sunset.