If you love the idea of getting away from it all at a secluded beach, you should consider visiting Tamarind Reef Beach.

The cozy Tamarind Reef Beach is small but extremely appealing. Located in the east of Christiansted, this beach offers captivating views of the tropical Caribbean, as well as excellent snorkeling conditions.

Those searching to find a secluded spot in the Virgin Islands could find that Tamarind Reef Beach suits them perfectly. Not too far from any cities, but it's not completely secluded either, you may find it's the perfect middle ground.

You'll want to remember that, though Tamarind Reef Beach is certainly not secluded, it is also one of the Virgin Islands' beaches furthest from the crowds. It's the perfect choice for visitors that would prefer a bit of activity at the beach without visiting the most crowded areas of the coast.

One of the most important parts of a beach can be location, and your spot on a sunny beach can be prime real estate. There are many beaches in the Virgin Islands, and Tamarind Reef Beach is just one of them. Therefore, whether you're looking for a secluded spot or a bustling beachfront you can find it, but this one might not be for you.

Location

You can spread your beach towels at this sunny spot 0.4 miles from Green Cay Marina, on the northeastern coast of the Virgin Islands. Tamarind Reef Beach is near Christiansted, so a trip into town is a convenient option.

Nearby Hotels

Whether or not you have the beach pretty much to yourself will depend on when you visit. You can expect to see vacationers who are staying close by. There are a few hotels located nearby. So if you'd like to stay in this vicinity you can certainly find a room.

Hotels near this beach are listed in the following table.

Amenities and Ambience

Because the Tamarind Reef Beach is located at the Tamarind Reef Hotel, patrons of the resort will have access to a variety of great amenities including an assortment of watersports.

The amount of people on the beach depends on the time of year, time of day, and many other factors. Some of the Virgin Islands' beaches are more crowded than others especially during the high season. One of the key things one should keep in mind when considering a day at the beach can be, for some beach goers, the possibility of crowds. While some like a crowded beach with plenty of people and activity, many would prefer to just relax in a quiet area.

Like everything else about the Virgin Islands this beach has its own personality which some visitors will find just perfect. The appealing qualities of this beach are rather different from most of the other beaches in the Virgin Islands. For the most part, the crowd at the Tamarind Reef Beach are guests of the Tamarind Reef Hotel.

Attractions

The beach is also close to several visit-worthy natural attractions, including Little Princess Estate which you will find 3.3 miles to the southwest of Tamarind Reef Beach.

Historical landmarks such as Point Udall Millenium Monument are a wonderful complement to the scenery of Tamarind Reef Beach, allowing vacationers to learn more about the Virgin Islands without having to go to far from the beach.

If activity is your top vacation choice, you won't be far from the items in the following table when you're at this beach.

Food

No matter what meal time it is, a wonderful way to begin-- or end--a day of fun in the sun is often patronizing a local restaurant, where you'll be able to get a taste of local fare without having to go far.

Nearby eateries are listed below.

The Virgin Islands has a wide assortment of dining options, but some meals are best enjoyed out of doors. Some vacationers enjoy having a meal right at the beach. Your hotel may be happy to pack a picnic lunch for you, or you can pick up some food en route to the beach.

Other Beaches

The Virgin Islands is blessed with many beaches, so Tamarind Reef Beach is just one option. You might also enjoy Lameshur Bay, located 38.7 miles to the northwest. Enjoy a relaxing stroll on sultry tropical sands at Lameshure Bay, where there are hardly ever any crowds. This is the perfect sandy spot for those vacationers want to enjoy a quiet day at the beach.

If you're on the lookout for more active and social, you might like Buck Island. It's found 4.1 miles to the northeast.

You may also enjoy Reef Beach; it is located 4.4 miles from Tamarind Reef 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.

There's plenty for vacationers to enjoy in the Virgin Islands, and Tamarind Reef Beach is one of many incredible beaches you can choose from.