Coki Beach, Caribbean beach in Saint Thomas, United States Virgin Islands.
Coki Beach is a sandy shore on the northeast coast of Saint Thomas with turquoise water and light-colored sand. The shallow water near the beach supports many fish species, making it easy to observe marine life without going far from the shore.
A major renovation in 2011 added key facilities including a boardwalk and bathhouse to the beach. These improvements transformed visitor access and overall conditions at the site.
Local food vendors line the beach selling traditional Caribbean dishes, fresh seafood, and tropical fruit drinks made with island recipes. These dining options create an authentic experience tied to how the community uses this space daily.
Equipment rental for snorkeling gear, beach chairs, and umbrellas is available on-site, and dive instructors offer guided underwater tours. The shallow and clear water makes it easy for first-time snorkelers to observe fish without swimming far from shore.
Fish approach swimmers directly in the water, creating natural interactions that set this beach apart from others on the island. This closeness with marine life is something most snorkelers remember long after visiting.
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