St. Croix 
St John 
Charlotte Amalie 
Gregerie Channel 
Round Bay
Read More
Hurricane Hole
Read More
Coral Harbor
Read More
Coral Bay
Read More
Booby Rock
Read More
Salt Pond Bay
Read More
Lameshur Bays
Read More
Reef Bay
Read More
Fish Bay
Read More
Rendezvous Bay
Read More
Great Cruz Bay
Read More
Chocolate Hole
Read More
Leinster Bay
Read More
Funghi Passage
Read More
Francis Bay
Read More
Maho Bay
Read More
Cinnamon Bay
Read More
Johnson’s Reef
Read More
Trunk Bay
Read More
Hawknest Bay
Read More
Caneel Bay
Read More
Cruz Bay
Read More
Haulover Marine
Read MoreJohnson’s Reef is an anchorage in St John.
St John is a charter location in St. John, a yacht charter area in US Virgin Islands.
The anchorages on St John:
Navigation
There are no moorings or places to anchor around Johnson’s reef. Approaching is possible with good weather when the water is calm. Some of the buoys on the N and S sides are lit. In the past, many boats have been stuck here. Snorkelling is not common in the area and interested visitors should be wary of frequent traffic from other vessels.
Provisioning
This mooring spot is not ideal for provisioning.
General Information
While sailing past the north coast of St John you will get the chance to see Johnsons Reef from a distance. The beaches on this part of the coastline are all very popular and much better suited to snorkelling, diving and experiencing the rich underwater marine life on offer in St John’s. For a chance to see turtles, head to Maho Bay further E.
