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Beaches / St. Croix
A palm-lined beach on St. Croix where snorkelers find coral in as little as five feet of water and the Cane Bay Wall lies about 200 yards out, dropping from 40 feet to more than 13,200 feet. Divers see reef sharks, sea turtles and schooling reef fish.
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A palm-lined beach on St. Croix where snorkelers find coral in as little as five feet of water and the Cane Bay Wall lies about 200 yards out, dropping from 40 feet to more than 13,200 feet. Divers see reef sharks, sea turtles and schooling reef fish.
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A public park and beach on the north shore of St. Croix's East End, near Point Udall. Seagrape trees shade covered pavilions with picnic tables, grills, restrooms and paved parking, and camping is permitted. The water falls inside the Recreational Zone of the St. Croix East End Marine Park.
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Dorsch Beach is a white-sand stretch on St. Croix’s west end, south of Frederiksted along Veterans Shore Drive. Palms and sea grapes line the shoreline, with views toward Frederiksted Pier.
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Grapetree Beach runs along St. Croix’s southeast shore between Point Udall and Divi Carina Bay, with a long sandy shoreline.
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More than a mile of sand, soft in most places, on the south shore of St. Croix, reached by a dirt road off South Shore Road (Route 62) at the pink pillars. Parking sits directly beside the beach, and there are no facilities.
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