Lameshur Bay
These bays on the south side of the island are isolated and ideal for snorkeling.
Plan Around Lameshur Bay
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Lameshur Bay Details
The south side of St. John is rugged and rocky, and many of the beaches here are remote. Lameshur Bay and its beach are among these. Highway 107 turns east and transitions into a dirt road (which may require a 4x4 or high-clearance vehicle, check with the visitor center for road conditions) and leads one mile to Great Lameshur Bay and 1.5 miles to Little Lameshur Bay. Both bays have excellent snorkeling, and the beaches are secluded and wonderful. Several trailheads -- Bordeaux Mountain, Lameshur Bay, and Yawzi Point -- can be found at various points along this road.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
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Estimated time
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Region
East End Road
Nearby Parks Around Lameshur Bay
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lameshur Bay
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0.4 mi away
Lameshur Bay Beach
Don't let the name fool you -- this place is sure to be anything but lame.
0.4 mi away
Lameshur Bay Trailhead
You'll have little problem finding parking at this trailhead.
0.5 mi away
Europa Bay Trail
Two trails on either side of Europa Point -- both are worth the hike.
