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Virgin Islands NP, St. John
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Waterlemon Cay is renowned for its vibrant marine life, including starfish, sea turtles, and a variety of colorful fish, making it a favorite among snorkelers.
Waterlemon Cay is located within the Virgin Islands National Park, which covers over half of the island of St. John and is known for its pristine natural beauty.
Close to Waterlemon Cay, you can find the Annaberg Sugar Plantation ruins, which offer a glimpse into the island's colonial past and sugar production history.
The Leinster Bay Trail leads to Waterlemon Cay, offering a picturesque hike along the coastline with views of the Caribbean Sea.
The cay serves as a nesting ground for several seabird species, providing a safe haven away from predators.
The name 'Waterlemon' is believed to be a local adaptation of 'watermelon,' reflecting the cay's shape or the abundance of a similar fruit in the area.
