Isaac Bay Beach
 

You can find Isaac Bay Beach located on the Virgin Islands' northeastern coast. Shopping, beaches, and even snorkeling are popular on St. Croix, one of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Vacationers will find there are plenty of rewards to visiting a beach that isn't filled with other beach-goers, like being able to enjoy the scenery without the"scene" and Isaac Bay Beach fits the bill nicely.

The eastern coast of St. Croix is home to Isaac Bay Beach, a secluded spot that can only be reached after a 20 minute hike through the island's unspoilt scenery. Smooth sands and turquoise waters are typical of this stunning beach, which offers prime swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling at its colorful barrier reef.

If a pleasing balance between urban and rural settings strikes you as a nice choice, check out what Isaac Bay Beach has to offer. Without going too far from populated areas though you won't be surrounded by thousands of other people either you can experience a pleasing balance in the Virgin Islands.

Travelers looking for a place away from the cities of the Virgin Islands may find that Isaac Bay Beach is just the right spot. Cities aren't far away, but it's not completely secluded either, you may find it's the perfect middle ground.

Vacationers ought to remember that, despite Isaac Bay Beach's lack of seclusion, you'll find it's further from the crowds in the Virgin Islands than others. It's a great option for travelers where a bit of beach activity is the preference - without having to fight for a spot on the sand.

Location is important, and you can find a great sunny spot to relax on a beach. There are many beaches in the Virgin Islands, and Isaac Bay Beach is just one of them. So, if you're looking for an out of the way spot, or a more active getaway, you'll be sure to find it, but you'll have to decide if this one is best for you.

For many visitors to the Caribbean food and beverage offerings at the beach are important attributes that distinguish one beach from another. Many others feel that the degree of seclusion and privacy is what really matters. You'll find hundreds of beaches in the Caribbean, and Isaac Bay Beach is just one of them. Using the information provided below, you can readily determine if this specific beach is just your style.

Food

While there aren't many widely-known restaurants nearby you still have some options, especially if you're prepared to venture a little out of the way.

The table below provides some food choices near this beach.

Restaurants Near Isaac Bay Beach
Restaurant NameCuisine TypeMeals ServedDistanceDirection
Villa Madeleine Restaurant Contemporary dinner 2.0 mi. SW
The Terrace Restaurant International breakfast & dinner 6.0 mi. SW
The Galleon Eclectic dinner 6.4 mi. SW
South Shore Cafe American dinner 6.5 mi. SW
Morning Glory Coffee and Tea Coffee Shop/Diner breakfast & lunch 8.0 mi. SW
Golden Banana Cafe International breakfast, lunch, dinner 8.4 mi. SW
The Chase Place Seafood lunch & dinner 8.4 mi. SW
Savant Caribbean dinner 8.6 mi. SW
Cafe Christine French lunch 8.7 mi. SW
Harbormaster Restaurant American breakfast, lunch, dinner 8.7 mi. SW
The Bombay Club International lunch & dinner 8.7 mi. SW
Top Hat Scandinavian dinner 8.7 mi. SW
Tutto Bene Italian dinner 8.7 mi. SW
Marina Bar and Grill Caribbean breakfast, lunch, dinner 8.7 mi. SW
Stixx on the Waterfront American lunch & dinner 8.8 mi. SW
Restaurant Bacchus Contemporary dinner 8.8 mi. SW
Kendricks Contemporary dinner 8.8 mi. SW
Tivoli Gardens International lunch & dinner 8.8 mi. SW
Luncheria Mexican lunch & dinner 8.8 mi. SW
Paradise Cafe Deli breakfast, lunch, dinner 8.8 mi. SW
Fort Christian Brew Pub Brew Pub lunch & dinner 8.8 mi. SW
Indies Caribbean breakfast, lunch, dinner 8.9 mi. SW
Board Walk Inn International breakfast, lunch, dinner 8.9 mi. SW
Breezez Eclectic lunch & dinner 9.9 mi. SW
Cormorant Beach Club Restaurant International breakfast, lunch, dinner 11.2 mi. N.A.
The Hideaway American breakfast, lunch, dinner 11.3 mi. W
Off the Wall Eclectic lunch & dinner 16.2 mi. SW
The Mahogany Room International dinner 17.3 mi. SW
Pier 69 American breakfast, lunch, dinner 20.8 mi. SW
Le St. Tropez French lunch & dinner 20.8 mi. SW
Comanche Club Caribbean lunch & dinner 20.9 mi. SW
Sunset Grill American lunch & dinner 21.2 mi. SW

Every destination has its very own culinary style, and the Virgin Islands is no different. A great place to discover local delicacies is right at the beach. Many hotels will prepare a picnic lunch for you, or you can pick up food from local vendors en route to the beach.

Amenities and Ambience

The relative islolation of this beach means that guests are guaranteed a secluded spot. For adventurous travelers the 20 minute hike to the beach is part of the fun and, once there, fantastic swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling opportunities await guests. Be prepared, for there are no facilities of any kind here, just the rustic, unspoilt scenery.

The amount of people on the beach depends on several things, like the time of day and the season. A few of the Virgin Islands' beaches may hardly ever be crowded, while others are frequently crowded especially when tourism season is as its peak. One of the key things one should keep in mind when considering a day at the beach may be the size of the crowd you'll encounter. While some beach goers prefer a crowded beach with lots of activity, others would just like to relax in a quiet spot.

Like so many places in the Virgin Islands this beach has its own personality which some visitors will find just perfect. The appealing qualities of this beach are a bit different from most of the other beaches in the Virgin Islands. Visitors to Isaac Bay Beach can claim it as their own for the day. The difficulty reaching this secluded spot keeps many visitors away.

Attractions

Seeing the beach can be a wonderful way to get close to some of nature's most beautiful works, but there are also other natural sites and attractions worth visiting. For example, Point Udall, (located 0.5 miles to the northeast of Isaac Bay Beach) can provide something extra for your day at the beach.

If you want to learn more about the history of the Virgin Islands there are opportunities nearby. For instance, Point Udall Millenium Monument is located 0.5 miles to the northeast of Isaac Bay Beach.

Beaches are great attractions, but there's even more to see during your stay.. The ensuing table is comprised of other attractions that are close to this beach.

Attractions Near Isaac Bay Beach
Attraction NameDistanceDirectionType
Point Udall Millenium Monument 0.5 mi. NE Historical Site
Point Udall 0.5 mi. NE Natural Attraction
Buck Island Reef National Monument 4.2 mi. NW Historical Site
Green Cay Marina 6.4 mi. SW Water Body
Fort Christiansvaern 8.6 mi. SW Historical Site
Danish Customs House 8.7 mi. SW Historical Site
Steeple Building Museum 8.7 mi. SW Museum
Scale House 8.7 mi. SW Historical Site
D. Hamilton Jackson Park 8.7 mi. SW
Government House 8.8 mi. SW Historical Site

Location

You'll find this beach located 0.5 miles from Point Udall Millenium Monument, on the Virgin Islands' northeastern coast. Isaac Bay Beach is close to Southgate, so travelers staying in this area won't have far to go.

Nearby Hotels

The number of other visitors at the beach can vary widely, depending upon when you visit. There are no large hotels next to this beach but you may see guests from smaller hotels nearby. There are 7 hotels located near this beach. Those looking to stay near this beach can certainly find a spot.

Other Beaches

Isaac Bay Beach is just one of many beaches you can visit in the Virgin Islands. Travelers who like this beach might also enjoy Salt Pond Bay; it's found 39.5 miles to the northwest. The secluded little beach at Salt Bay offers beachgoers privacy as well as excellent swimming conditions. So on your next trip to St. John, go off the beaten path and sample these sandy shores.

Still, if you're searching for something a little more active, you might find that Grapetree Beach is just right. It's found 0.7 miles to the southwest.

You may also want to consider Reef Beach, which is located 2.3 miles away from Isaac Bay Beach. Reef Beach opens into Teague Bay on the east end of St. Croix and is popular with windsurfers and guests who come out for the pristine beach and colorful bar.

Visitors looking for something to do in the Virgin Islands will never fall short, and Isaac Bay Beach is just one of the many options.

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