Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Saint John

"Waterlemon Cay is #3 on our list for best St. John snorkeling spots. Waterlemon Cay is located at the very end of the north shore beaches of St. John. You can park at the Annaberg Sugar Mill Ruin and take the walking path on the shoreline for about 20 mins."

"In the 18th century, sugar plantations dotted the steep hills of this island. Slaves and free Danes and Dutchmen toiled to harvest the…"

"We were on our honeymoon and we both love Italian so we decided to try this place and the food was amazing. My wife got fettuccine Alfredo with chicken and I got fettuccine Alfredo with shrimp and they were both amazing. Although I wouldn’t pay 10 dollars for shrimp again because they only gave me...See More"

"This collection of sky-high boulders marks a national park and the BVI’s most popular attraction. The rocks – volcanic lava leftovers from some 70 million years ago – form a series of grottoes that flood with seawater. The area makes for unique swimming and snorkeling, but the coolest part is the trail through the 'Caves' to Devil's Bay. During the 20-minute trek, you’ll clamber over boulders, slosh through tidal pools, squeeze into impossibly narrow passages, then drop on to a sugar-sand beach."

"If you need a reason to hire a water taxi, Isla Culebrita is it. This small island, just east of Playa Zoni, is part of the national wildlife refuge. With its six beaches, tide pools, reefs and nesting areas for seabirds, Isla Culebrita has changed little in the past 500 years. The north beaches, especially the long crescent of Playa Tortuga, are popular nesting grounds for green sea turtles – you might even see them swimming near the reefs just offshore."

"This interactive aquarium and water-sports center lets you experience a variety of sea life and other animals. There's a new 2-acre dolphin…"

"This collection of sky-high boulders marks a national park and the BVI’s most popular attraction. The rocks – volcanic lava leftovers from some 70 million years ago – form a series of grottoes that flood with seawater. The area makes for unique swimming and snorkeling, but the coolest part is the trail through the 'Caves' to Devil's Bay. During the 20-minute trek, you’ll clamber over boulders, slosh through tidal pools, squeeze into impossibly narrow passages, then drop on to a sugar-sand beach."

"Sandy Spit is an uninhabited islet of the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, sitting midway between Sandy Cay and Green Cay."

"Waterlemon Cay is #3 on our list for best St. John snorkeling spots. Waterlemon Cay is located at the very end of the north shore beaches of St. John. You can park at the Annaberg Sugar Mill Ruin and take the walking path on the shoreline for about 20 mins."

"Cinnamon Bay beach is a long, wide stretch of sand on the north shore of St. John. The beach is popular for sunbathing, snorkeling, and water sports. The bay is also home to the Cinnamon Bay Campground and water sports rental."