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As others have said, it's pretty easy but requires some planning - not the day to sleep in on the ship because if you miss the 9 a.m. ferry at Red Hook you will have to wait until 10, which will limit your beach time. Also, consider Cinnamon instead of Trunk. An equally beautiful beach (IMHO), all the facilities but no admission charge and usually about 1/4 the number of people as you'll find at Trunk. Snorkeling is great around the little island just off the beach or walk down the beach to the far right end and work your way along the rocks - just fantastic. One thing to keep in mind - if the weather has been bad or its been very windy, the water on that side of St. John will have poor visibility and you may do better snorkeling-wise by staying on St. Thomas and going to Sapphire or Coki. Counting down till our 4th visit to Cinnamon, off the Golden Princess in Feb.!!!!!! Gene

[QUOTE="Caper, post: 726400"] As others have said, it's pretty easy but requires some planning - not the day to sleep in on the ship because if you miss the 9 a.m. ferry at Red Hook you will have to wait until 10, which will limit your beach time. Also, consider Cinnamon instead of Trunk. An equally beautiful beach (IMHO), all the facilities but no admission charge and usually about 1/4 the number of people as you'll find at Trunk. Snorkeling is great around the little island just off the beach or walk down the beach to the far right end and work your way along the rocks - just fantastic. One thing to keep in mind - if the weather has been bad or its been very windy, the water on that side of St. John will have poor visibility and you may do better snorkeling-wise by staying on St. Thomas and going to Sapphire or Coki. Counting down till our 4th visit to Cinnamon, off the Golden Princess in Feb.!!!!!! Gene [/QUOTE]

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