Thing to Do

Trunk Bay Underwater Snorkel Trail

Two young swimmers wear mask and snorkel in clear water.
What a cool way to learn about coral reefs!

The underwater trail at Trunk Bay introduces visitors to the magically colorful world of the coral reef. Visitors snorkel along above the trail and read the underwater signs to learn about the many animals that depend on the coral and ways to protect these fragile reefs.
Details
Snorkelers can drift along the trail enjoying the beauty of the underwater world as they learn about the residents of the coral reef and how to protect it. Please use reef-safe sunscreen or rash guard and be mindful of where you place your feet. Stand only in sand!
Snorkeling the underwater trail is a great way to learn about the colorful world of the coral reef.
Pets Allowed
No
There is a $5 entry fee for Trunk Bay.
The underwater trail begins at the beach on Trunk Bay.
Reservations
No
Season
Year Round
Time of Day
Day
Accessibility Information
This underwater trail follows signs placed along about 400 feet of water. Standing on coral may damage it, so swimmers should be confident of their swimming ability before beginning the trail. 

Virgin Islands National Park

Last updated: April 9, 2021