What it's like
Lindbergh Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful public beaches in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It sits directly across from the Cyril E. King Airport, so planes passing overhead are part of the view on busy days.
A visit is simple: swim, sit on the sand, and use the park alongside for a picnic or a game. Glass, pets and open flames are not allowed, and taking sand or shells is banned, so keep the beach as you found it.
Good to know
- Glass bottles, open flames, metal detectors, and pets (except registered service dogs) are prohibited on the beach.
- Removing sand or shells is not allowed, so leave them where you find them.
- Jet skis are not allowed inside the swim zone, and a bathing suit is required.
- Dress is simple here: keep swimwear on the beach and dress more fully for other activities.
Lindbergh Bay Beach
A public beach directly across from the Cyril E. King Airport on St Thomas. Visitors come for the sand and the water, with a park alongside for picnics and play.
Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Charlotte Amalie
Charlotte Amalie is the territorial capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands, a downtown harbor town on Saint Thomas. Visitors come for the shops, the hillside views over the harbor, and the old Danish-era streets.
Havensight and Yacht Haven Grande
Havensight and Yacht Haven Grande is a shopping area beside the cruise dock in St Thomas. It has smaller versions of downtown stores and premium brands.
Vendor's Plaza
Vendor's Plaza is an open-air bazaar near downtown Charlotte Amalie, with tent kiosks selling shirts and souvenirs. Bargaining is the norm here, so you can take your time and haggle.
Paradise Point
Paradise Point is a hilltop overlook above Charlotte Amalie harbor, reached by the Skyride tram from the Havensight area. Visitors go up for the harbor view, a bar and restaurant, and a short walk at the top.
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Beaches
Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park
