Where can I snorkel at Frederiksted Pier?

On the west side of the island is the popular Frederiksted Pier, however the best snorkeling is just south of town at Sand Castle. That’s not all of the locations though! There are several more to explore in the following snorkeling guide, offering their own unique features.

Is there good snorkeling in St Croix?

St. Croix has some of the best snorkeling in the Caribbean! You will find superb snorkeling at many of the island’s beaches including Cane Bay Beach, Jack’s and Isaac’s Bays and the beaches near Frederiksted…just to name a few.

How deep is Frederiksted Pier?

90 feet
Divers often do a ‘giant-stride’ off the Frederiksted Pier into 20 feet of water, but the very tip of the pier is as deep as 90 feet.

Can you snorkel at Rainbow Beach?

Looking out upon the stunning open waters that await you, the ocean allows for excellent swimming, surfing, boating, sailing, skiing, snorkelling and of course, fishing! You will also find some kayaking and dolphin tours of the beach. Waves are a daily part of your experience when visiting glorious Rainbow Beach.

Where is the best snorkeling on St. Croix?

The best snorkeling in St. Croix, USVI

• Jack and Isaac Bay Preserve. Known as some of the most beautiful beaches on St.
• Buck Island Reef National Monument.
• Cane Bay.
• Davis Bay.
• Frederiksted Pier.
• Shoys Beach.
• Rainbow Beach.
• The best time to go snorkeling in St.

Which US Virgin Island has the best snorkeling?

St John island is one of the top Caribbean destinations for snorkeling. With arguably the best shallow water snorkeling in all of the Virgin Islands – you’re sure to have a great experience.

Are there sharks at Rainbow Beach?

In fact, sharks are mostly known in the Rainbow Beach area near Wolf Rock where people can go diving and see grey nurse sharks and other smaller breeds of shark. Rainbow Beach is known to have a shark net installed where swimming is permitted in an effort to keep sharks out.

Can you see whales from Rainbow Beach?

Whale Watching Rainbow Beach Another very popular reason why visitor’s from all across the globe come to Rainbow Beach is due to the whales that migrate into the area between May and October. These stunning sea creatures venture right up to Queensland to the warmer climates to relax and breed.