.......................Cinnamon Bay, St. John 
Leinster Bay and Water Lemon Cay, St. John
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Then here's one more of St. Thomas, I couldn't resist posting.
Magens Bay, St. Thomas
Virgin Gorda, the second-largest of the British Virgins, ranks high in popularity for cruisers. It lies alongside our port-of-call, Tortola.
In addition to the scenery, "The Baths" is one of the prime reasons to go to Virgin Gorda. The Baths is a small beach framed by giant boulders. The boulders spewed from an ancient volcano and lie scattered on land and sea.
To get to the beach, you pick your way through land boulders which form narrow caves and hidden grottos where only rays of light penetrate. There are mysterious sandy-bottom pools of water within the bowels of some of the cathedral-like caverns. It's cool inside in stark contrast to the warm temperatures after you reach the beach.
The beach itself is incredibly and totally beautiful. Here you can swim around huge boulders, and don snorkeling gear to view the abundance of sea life that hangs around them.
Whether or not our ship will provide an excursion to The Baths is unknown at this time. It's advisable to take a ship-sponsored excursion to Virgin Gorda as finding your way on this island is tricky. But it's well worth going for an extremely unique treat. I really hope there'll be an excursion provided.
Sounds kinda H.G. Wellesian!
Leni
.......................Cinnamon Bay, St. John
Magens Bay, St. Thomas