Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Halfpenny (St. Croix); Bluebeard’s, Lindquist, Sapphire (St. Thomas); Oppenheimer (St. John).

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Bluebeard’s and Water Bay in St. Thomas. Cruz Bay, Frank Bay, Johnson Bay and Oppenheimer in St. John.

SUMMARY Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Bluebeard’s (St. Thomas)

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Bluebeard’s and Coki Point (St. Thomas)

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing, all in St. Thomas: Bluebeards, Bolongo Bay, Coki Point, Sapphire, Vessup Bay, Water Bay.

Not considered safe for swimming or fishing: In St. Thomas, Coki Point. In St. John, Johnson’s Bay.

All beaches tested are considered safe for swimming or fishing.

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Bluebeards, Secret Harbor, Water Bay (all in St. Thomas).

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: St. Thomas: Lindquist, Lindbergh Bay, and Water Bay. St. John: Cruz Bay.

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Coki Point, Lindquist, and Water Bay (all in St. Thomas).

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Coki Point and Water Bay, both in St. Thomas.

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: St. Thomas: Bolongo Bay. St. John: Great Cruz Bay.

All 13 sampled beaches meet water quality standards and are safe for swimming or fishing.

Beaches not considered safe for swimming or fishing: St. Thomas: Coki Point, Water Bay, Sapphire, and Bolongo Bay. St. John: Great Cruz Bay. St. Croix: Rainbow, and Columbus Landing.

Beaches that do not meet water quality standards: St. Thomas: Coki Point, Vessup Bay, Bluebeards.

DPNR performed water quality analysis at 17 designated beaches throughout the Territory during the week of May 14-18, 2018, and identified beaches that are safe for swimming or fishing, and others were is not.