St. John Sunday and Memorial Day

As mentioned in the last post, we were invited to take a day trip to St. John with M & A, and their friends T and B who are visiting from Louisiana. Dan and I jumped at this chance because it’s always nice to go with someone who knows what they’re doing 🙂

We took the car ferry from Red Hook to Cruz Bay, St. John. Our journey took us to Trunk Bay for some snorkeling, then Cinnamon Bay and a stop at Woody’s Seafood Saloon for happy hour before heading back to Red Hook to eat dinner at Fish Tails. I’ll let the photos speak for themselves (I guess with help from my ever-witty captions).

I don’t think I’ve ever actually written this down, but an FYI for anyone who may now know. The islands are abbreviated as follows:

STT = St. Thomas

STJ = St. John

STX = St. Croix

Car barge ferry. $50 round trip.

Car barge ferry. $50 round trip (as opposed to $12/person round trip).

Cruz Bay, St. John

Cruz Bay, St. John

Trunk Bay, St. John

Trunk Bay, St. John

Panoramic of Trunk Bay

Panoramic of Trunk Bay

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Trunk Cay in Trunk Bay (we snorkeled around that!)

Panoramic of Trunk Bay

Panoramic of Trunk Bay Beach

Cinnamon Bay

Cinnamon Bay

Panoramic of Cinnamon Bay

Panoramic of Cinnamon Bay

The water is so clear! Oh yeah, and we enjoyed some adult beverages.

The water is so clear! Oh yeah, and we enjoyed some adult beverages.

Cinnamon Bay selfie

Cinnamon Bay selfie

Cruz Bay

Cruz Bay

A stop for happy hour at Woody's for beverages and shark bites.

A stop for happy hour at Woody’s for beverages and shark bites.

Everyone sporting hats.

Everyone sporting hats.

More hats!

More hats!

Sunset over the ocean on the car barge ferry to St. Thomas

Sunset over the ocean on the car barge ferry to St. Thomas

St. John was lovely, and the snorkeling was great too. We can’t wait to go back another day! Other than a pretty wicked sunburn for both of us, it couldn’t have been a better day.

Memorial Day was spent putzing around the house, gathering staples and things for the kitchen. We ended the day at Hull Bay Hideaway again, because those darn fish tacos are so good. Oh yeah, and for this:

Memorial Day sunset at Hull Bay Beach

Memorial Day sunset at Hull Bay Beach

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4 thoughts on “St. John Sunday and Memorial Day

    • It was lovely! Fortunately no cinnamon in sight. Apparently if you hike through the national park on St. John, you may pass through a live cinnamon forest. A FOREST OF CINNAMON. No thanks 🙂

  1. So happy I found your blog! The husband and I are the same “no house, no kids” so why not? I’m applying for a teaching position and will see what happens. In the meantime, I’ll binge read your blog and imagine my possible future. Thanks! -Abby

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