Congo Cay

Congo Cay is a small, secluded beach located in Cruz Bay, United States Virgin Islands. The beach is only about 100 feet long and has soft, white sand.

There are no lifeguards on duty and no public restrooms available. Dogs are also not allowed on the beach. Plan your trip accordingly, as Congo Cay has few amenities.

activities at Congo Cay include swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.

There is no parking lot available for Congo Cay, but visitors can park their cars at the nearby National Park dock and take a dinghy to the beach.

Fun facts about Congo Cay include that it is located within the Virgin Islands National Park, which encompasses over 60% of the island of St. John, and that it is a popular spot for day-trippers who come to enjoy the secluded beauty of this small cay.

Attractions near Congo Cay include the Virgin Islands National Park Visitors Center, the Cinnamon Bay Nature Trail, and the Reef Bay Trail. The Cinnamon Bay Plantation Ruins and the Annaberg Sugar Plantation Ruins are also nearby.

There are no restaurants on Congo Cay itself, but there are several dining options nearby. The Longboard Coastal Cantina, The Terrace, and The Tap Room at Mongoose Junction are all popular restaurants in Cruz Bay, serving a variety of cuisines.

Hotels near Congo Cay include the Westin St. John Resort Villas, the Caneel Bay Resort, and the St. John Inn. The Westin and Caneel Bay are both luxury resorts, while the St. John Inn is a more affordable option.