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  Beach Huts A friend of mine thought there were forest service beach huts on St. Johns VI...
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  Your friend is 99% right, the only difference being that it's not the forest service but the National Park Service that administers Virgin Islands National Park. You can camp in utter tropical tranquility at either Cinnamon Bay Campground (www.cinnamonbay.com), on park property, or at privately operated Maho Bay (www.maho.org), a more luxe eco resort. You can find both locations on the map here: http://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/us_national_park/vi/hik_vi.htm
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  white sand crystal clear water colorful reefs virgin islands
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  Hi Candace, I just added some info to your other question here: http://away.com/answers/i-want-all-inclusive-to-virgin-islands-the-most
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  Can anyone help me find a all inclusive resort in st. Thomas?
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  Are there clothing-optional beaches available?
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  Antigua's Hawksbill Bay includes a stretch that's the island's only nude beach. Public nudity is illegal in the U.S. Virgin Islands, although apparently the beach at Soloman Bay on St. John sees its share of risk-takers (or should that be, risk-taker-off-ers?!). Little Magens on St. Thomas is apparently another little-known local nude spot. Public nudity is a no-no on the Cayman Islands. Generally, when it comes to nudity, you'll see more relaxed attitudes to baring it all on European-influenced islands like those in the French West Indies or Guadeloupe. Other islands including Jamaica and the Dominican Republic have clothing-optional and nudist resorts, where you can wear as little as you want on private property. Obviously, just be respectful of local customs and laws, as some Caribbean countries can be quite conservative towards such things. Be a good ambassador for yours!