Floating Around Maho Bay, St. John: Wish You Were Here
Maho Bay, an absolutely ethereal crescent of white sand hugging pristine azure seas along the north coast of St. John, rewards uncommon travelers like few places on earth. Brilliant white sands, gin-clear water, towering coconut palms lining the shore providing share – this is the very picture of an ultra-relaxing paradise.
Not all has to be rest and relaxation here, though.
Perched atop a hill at the far western edge, the fading ruins of a 19th century guesthouse invite exploration. Known as the America Hill Great House, the ruins can access it via the Cinnamon Bay–America Hill trails.
(More on this great hike here.)
Snorkeling along the far western edge of Maho Bay is also excellent with turtles, stingrays, and tarpon ever-present.
Taking a time-out to soak it all in, your gaze firmly set skyward as you calmly float about as pictured above, adds a little icing to this very sweet experience.
More on travel to St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands here.
Photo credit: Flickr user David Fulmer.
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