Snorkeling is the most favorite and popular in Virgin Islands US. One can see many people with face floating down; tube up in all near by places. For snorkeling in Virgin Islands one need not bring their own snorkeling gear. There are many places where one can get this kit for rent. Even though Caribbean has lot of snorkeling places none of them are comparable with the snorkeling destinations in US Virgin Islands.

The following are the best spots for snorkeling.

Buck Island-This is tiny island off St.Croix. Offshore waters and the land are classified as national monument. Buck Island is present 2 miles away from the north coast of St.Croix. There are variety of corals, sponges, and crustaceans in the reef. One can enjoy snorkeling in this area.

Cane Bay present in St.Croix is one of the best diving and snorkeling places in the north side of the beach. On a good day people can swim up to 450 feet to view the Cane Bay Wall. This wall drops dramatically off the deep water below where one can find lot of brain coral, Multicolored fish and plus Elkhorn.

Trunk Bay in St.John has the large underwater signs in the 675 ft long snorkeling trial where one can identify various corals and other marine life. The beach is fully equipped with changing rooms, fresh water showers, lifeguard for convenient snorkeling and equipment rentals.

Haul over Bay in St.John is the favorite destination of locals for snorkeling. This small bay is often deserted because it is rougher than Leinster. Snorkeling here can be thrilling with sandy areas, nooks, walls and ledges all nearby.

Leinster Bay is calmer with clear uncrowded waters along the northern shore of St.John and is also easily accessible

Coki Point Beach offers superb snorkeling experience on the north shore of St.Thomas with Coral World’s underwater tower offering enticing coral ledges