St. John Scuba Diving

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Caneel Bay

Caneel Bay of the Caribbean offers what every single beach
vacation need to - wonderful surroundings, luxury
service, and gourmet dining. This exclusive beach
resort is nestled inside the five,000 acre Virgin
Islands National Park on the island of St. John in
the Virgin Islands.

Ideal for beach lovers, Caneel Bay offers seven
secluded beaches - Honeymoon Beach, Caneel Beach,
Little Caneel Beach, Paradise Beach, Scott Beach,
Turtle Bay Beach, as well as the Hawk's Nest Beach. The
resort is set on its own peninsula and also surrounded
by both the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea.

There are plenty of unique things to do here although on
your beach vacation, including snorkeling, nature
walks, hiking, sailing, kayaking in the sea, wind
surfing, scuba diving, and swimming. You could also
order a private massage, take lessons in watercolor,
or just sneak away for a picnic. The resort also
provides you a fitness center and 11 outdoor courts
for tennis.

The resort of Caneel Bay offers 166 guest rooms and
cottages furnished with hand crafted furniture,
woven fabrics, natural wood, and native stone. The
guest rooms also supply patios and balconies that
overlook the beaches or resort gardens.

You'll be able to dine in many restaurants and bars that
range from fine dining to casual meals. The
restaurants contain the Turtle Bay Estate Home,
Beach Terrace, The Equator, Starlight Terrace, and
the Caneel Bay Bar.

For those that are seeking to work on their beach
vacation, Caneel Bay offers a small business center
total with computers, high speed net access,
printers, information ports, and even telephones that
supply totally free local calling.

Offering you every little thing for vacation bliss, Caneel
Bay is 1 location you'll be glad you found.
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