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Cinnamon Bay

Route 20, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands 00831

Featured Review : Nearly three-quarters of St. John is national park, and the dozens of hiking trails threading their way across the island are one of its main attractions. Some are easy, others are hard—but what they all have in common i...See Full Review

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Cinnamon Bay Reviews

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Cinnamon Bay beaches

  • 4 out of 5 stars by brianestadt from Mckeesport, Pennsylvania
  • March 4, 2006
Cinnamon Bay beaches
Quote: Comprised of three beaches, Cinnamon Bay offers visitors a lot of elbow room. If you arrive via Cinnamon Bay campground (which is run by U.S. National Parks... http://www.virgin.islands.national-park.com/camping.htm#fac), the first beach you'll hit... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal Villa Living in the Hills of St. John

Cinnamon Bay

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Maria P from Atlanta, Georgia
  • November 10, 2005
Quote: We visited Cinnamon Bay's Sugar Plantation ruins. Detailed signs explain the history of the sugar industry in the islands and how the native people were enslaved to work them. Three-fourths of St. John is national park donated by Laurence... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal St. John

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Hanging out in St. John

  • 4 out of 5 stars by htrbaker from Caldwell, New Jersey
  • February 22, 2005
Quote: We went over to St. John from St. Thomas by ferry. When you pull into the harbor, you can see brightly painted beach bars and restaurants all along the beach. Once you get off the ferry, there are tons of little streets and plazas full of all kind... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal Day trip in St. John

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Cinnamon Bay Trail

  • 3 out of 5 stars by pepperpot from Brooklyn, New York
  • November 23, 2004
Cinnamon Bay Trail
Quote: Nearly three-quarters of St. John is national park, and the dozens of hiking trails threading their way across the island are one of its main attractions. Some are easy, others are hard—but what they all have in common is the tropical environment,... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal St. John on Land

Snorkeling at Cinnamon Bay

  • 3 out of 5 stars by *cartgirl* from Vancouver, British Columbia
  • May 8, 2003
Snorkeling at Cinnamon Bay
Quote: There is a small island in the bay, around which there are some great coral formations, and a lot of fish and pelicans to look at. One of the people from our group was lucky enough to watch a sea turtle swim by. There is a fairly strong current... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal Living it up in St. John, USVI

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Around St. John Snorkel Trip

  • 3 out of 5 stars by duffy from New York, New York
  • June 19, 2002
Quote: To be honest, the waters in St. John can be best viewed with snorkelling equipment, as you don't need to go particularly deep to sea the beautiful underwater activity. We hired a car to tour the island and managed to hit all the major... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal The Virgin Islands

Around St. John Snorkel Trip

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Travelin Fools from Overgaard, Arizona
  • November 15, 2000
Quote: What a great way to see St. John! The trip costs about $45 per person and leaves from Cinnamon Bay, although there are other tours that embark in Cruz Bay. If you like to snorkel then this is the way to go! The stops are somewhat dependent on the... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal Limin' on St.John

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Snorkeling at St. Johns Cinnamon Bay

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Mrs. J from austin, Texas
  • November 6, 2000
Quote: I've been to many places where snorkeling was available and yet never have I stayed and snorkeled in a location like this. The cabin is a stone's throw from a beautiful white sand, shaded beach fronting on wonderful clear-as-air water. ... Read the full Cinnamon Bay review

From journal Roughing it on St. Johns