Nice trail for beginners. Gets very crowded before noon so go early to enjoy quiet snorkeling and less skiddish fish. We saw a good variety of fish-cuddlefish, trumpet fish, yellowtail snapper, etc. Brain coral and antler coral were abundant as were purple fan coral. Sadly the colors aren't as vibrant due to wear and tear, climate conditions, etc. but still... More

This is a well defined area for beginning snorkelers; it has a well marked area with signs defining many of the 'habitants'. Well done, NPS! More

Snorkling with underwater markers to guide you was really neat idea. Clear water and colorful fish added to the pleasure!!! More

It is the most abused beach on the North Shore and has less Coral and fishes than any other place -it's ugly and they charge you $4 dollars for an entry fee---go anywhere but here More

Not very exciting, but an easy swim for beginners. Pretty beach. Safe. More

The reef here is not as good as Waterlemon, Hawksnest, Salt Pond, or even Caneel. But it is an easy access, and there are lifeguards. Thus, it is the kind of place you can let your 12-year old daughter tackle if she's new to snorkeling. The corals are pretty, and there are a lot of fish visible in clear water. More

The coral reef is not the most colorful, but it is very easy snorkeling and right at the beach ! More

We thought the underwater trail would be hokey and overcrowded, but it was actually fun and there was quite a bit to see, especially if you go slightly off the trail toward the rocks where the shy fish tend to stay. More

This was the first time I ever snorkeled and it was the perfect place to learn. Calm water and the trail was cool! More