Toddler-Friendly Adventures in US Virgin Islands

We pulled these 7 toddler-friendly adventures out of our full catalog of kid-friendly spots in US Virgin Islands. Every listing has the ages it suits, what it costs, how long to budget, parking notes, and what to pack.

7 adventures found

St. John, VI

Cinnamon Bay Beach

The longest beach on St. John, with a small offshore cay within snorkelling range and a Danish sugar plantation ruin trail just behind the sand.

  • Swimming
  • Ages 2+
  • ~4h
  • Free

St. John, VI

Honeymoon Beach

A calm crescent reached by a half-hour walk from Cruz Bay, with kayak and paddleboard rental, snorkelling gear and a beach bar on the sand.

  • Swimming
  • Ages 2+
  • ~4h
  • Free

St. John, VI

Maho Bay Beach

Green sea turtles graze the seagrass a few yards off the sand, in water so shallow and calm you can watch them standing up.

  • Snorkeling
  • Ages 3+
  • ~3h
  • Free

St. Thomas, VI

Brewers Bay Beach

A free local beach by the university with calm shallow water, sea grape shade, food vans behind it and planes landing directly overhead.

  • Swimming
  • Ages 2+
  • ~3h
  • Free

St. Thomas, VI

Coral World Ocean Park

An undersea observatory tower sunk into a living reef so you look out at wild fish, plus turtle and shark pools and sea lion encounters.

  • Aquarium
  • Ages 2+
  • ~4h
  • Paid

St. Thomas, VI

Lindquist Beach (Smith Bay Park)

A quiet territorial park beach with soft sand, calm shallow water and a view across to St. John. The small entry fee keeps the crowds away.

  • Swimming
  • Ages 2+
  • ~3h
  • Paid

St. Thomas, VI

Magens Bay

A mile-long horseshoe bay so sheltered that the water barely moves, which makes it the safest and calmest swimming on St. Thomas for small kids.

  • Swimming
  • Ages 1+
  • ~4h
  • Paid