Jumbie Bay

North Shore

Hidden Escape Next to Trunk Bay

Why Visit Jumbie Beach?

Jumbie Beach offers a serene alternative to the busy Trunk Bay. It's a favorite among travelers looking for a secluded spot with crystal‑clear water and soft sand. Jumbie is only about 80 yards long but delivers big on beauty.

Jumbie Beach Amenities & Facilities

Jumbie Beach is for those comfortable with roughing it:

No Restrooms: There are no toilets or showers.
No Lifeguards: Swim at your own risk.
No Concessions: There are no bars, restaurants or rentals.
Limited Parking: A small dirt lot across North Shore Road holds about 6-8 cars.

Swimming & Snorkeling at Jumbie Beach

Jumbie’s tranquil water makes it ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Explore the rocky outcrops at either end to see fish, coral and maybe a sea turtle. Because there are no amenities, bring your own snorkel gear and water.

Getting to Jumbie Beach

Located just west of Trunk Bay, Jumbie Beach sits along North Shore Road. Look for a small sign and parking area on the inland side of the road. A short, shaded path leads to the beach.

Tips for Visiting Jumbie Beach

Arrive Early: Parking fills quickly due to limited spaces.
Bring Everything: Pack water, snacks, towels and snorkeling gear.
Use Reef‑Safe Sunscreen: Protect coral and marine life.
Check Trunk Bay: If Jumbie is full, Trunk Bay is just a short walk away.

FAQs About Jumbie Beach

Are there restrooms at Jumbie Beach?

No. There are no facilities.

Is Jumbie Beach crowded?

Typically, no. Limited parking keeps crowds small.

Is snorkeling good at Jumbie Beach?

Yes. Snorkel around the rocks for a variety of marine life.

Visit Jumbie Beach – St John’s Hidden Gem

If you want a peaceful escape from crowded beaches, Jumbie Beach delivers. Enjoy the clear water, soft sand and privacy—just be ready to bring all your own supplies.