Saltpond Bay

A seldom-visited and picturesque bay that's easy to access.

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Saltpond Bay Details

A picturesque bay (which one in this park isn't?) on East End Road, Saltpond Bay has the perfectly clear waters you come to expect in the Virgin Islands. Less popular than other beaches and bays due to its distance from Cruz Bay, you usuallt will find Saltpond Bay sparsely populated, if populated at all. There is decent snorkeling here, which is best along the rocks at the bay's edge and at the outcropping of rocks in the center.

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Saltpond Bay

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Saltpond Bay Trail

The pond may look like it has foam on it, but it's just salt left behind as water evaporates.

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Ram Head Trail

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Drunk Bay Trail

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Saltpond Bay Trailhead

A trio of trailheads on the southeastern tip of the island with a parking area: what more could you ask for?

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Saltpond Bay Trailhead

Access to a trio of trails on the southeastern tip of the island, with a parking area -- what more could you ask for?