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Foxy Callwood’s son Greg owns this property set on a steep hill back from the beach. The three one-bedroom suites each have a full kitchen and a private porch with ocean views. There are also a couple of larger two-bedroom suites and a cottage. The family owns Gertrude’s seafood restaurant down on the beach if you don’t want to cook.


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1. White Bay

0.1 MILES

This gorgeous long white crescent lies pressed to the sea by steep hills. A barrier reef shelters the water from swells and waves, making for good…

2. Smuggler’s Cove

5.4 MILES

Near the island’s northwestern tip, Smuggler’s is a gorgeous patch of sand that is lightly trod compared to its neighbors, as access is via a crazy-narrow…

3. Francis Bay

5.7 MILES

Francis Bay is home to one of the most serene stretches of sand on St John, with calm waters and fewer tourists than at any other beach of its size. It's…

4. Annaberg Sugar Mill Ruins

6.04 MILES

Part of the national park, this site near Leinster Bay is home to the most intact sugar-plantation ruins in the Virgin Islands. A 30-minute self-directed…

5. Long Bay

6.07 MILES

Long Bay is an attractive 1-mile stretch of white sand well used by joggers and walkers. A top-end resort sits on the eastern portion, where you can get…

6. Maho Bay

6.07 MILES

The water here is shallow and less choppy than elsewhere (good for snorkeling and kids), and it’s a good bet you’ll see green sea turtles in the early…

7. Cinnamon Bay

6.27 MILES

Mile-long Cinnamon Bay is St John’s biggest beach and arguably its best. At research time, however, it was a sad sight: Cinnamon's archaeological museum,…

8. Trunk Bay

6.28 MILES

This long, gently arching beach is the most popular strand on the island and the only one that charges a fee. There are showers, toilets, picnic…