If you want clear water and a place to sit in the sun this is a great place. Do yourself a favor and rent a chair and umbrella, then sit back and relax with drink in hand. The locals will come around and be your waitstaff for drinks.

Beach was beautiful and we were able to see fish and a stingray while snorkeling just off the beach. However, as soon as we got there we were pounced on by a group of men trying to get us to pay for chairs, towels, and other items. They bothered us throughout our whole time at the beach and we even got offered edibles. This made it one of our least favorite beaches to go to in St. Thomas

It was a beach with beautiful waters. But the infrastructure was old and needs improving. Not that clean but people were friendly and hospitable. Not much in the way of a formal set down restaurant but did offer carryout options to take and eat on beach. We tried a fried shrimp with two sides carry out meal and ate on only available seating—our rented chaise loungers. Old beach chair loungers offered at $10 per person. Did have a unique vibe but not appealing. Limited parking. I wouldn’t go back unless had no other beach to go to. No beach admission cost.

Lots of wild life activity fish and birds Snorkeling is very much recommended here. The fish swim right up to your face. Be careful where you step there are urchins. There’s a few beach front restaurants you can order drinks and food right to where you’re laying. Be careful with the waiters. Make sure your order is correct before paying. Also make sure you don’t fall for the chips and salsa it’s a bag of Doritos and sweet and sour sauce 😑

Well, if you want gummies or to blaze it up this is your place. Vendors walking around with buckets of gummies selling to visitors. Then, people blazing up on the beach giving you a contact high. Other than that, small beach, almost no parking and average food at only place to eat. Drinks decent. Much better beaches to visit.

The water is crystal clear and there's a bunch of tiny fish swimming around that the kids really enjoyed seeing. The beach itself was quite crowded and there was definitely a touristy vibe, but the kids only wanted to be in the water and look at the fish so it turned out to be a very nice visit for us. I wouldn't spend all day here but if you have an hour between Coral World and going back to the cruise ship this is a very nice stop.

I liked this beach. I was on a birthday trip and we had plans to Sea Trek at Coral world but the water was too aggressive so it was rescheduled, so after touring there we went to coki next door and yes it was crowded as its a smaller beach. However, I would say as all locals say “Check to see what Cruise Ships are coming in today” to adjust what beaches you go to. It had a little music, a couple of food options, weed, beach chairs and umbrella ( really cheap compared to other beaches ). Yes the serves and people selling things would walk past every few hours asking if you needed anything and we brung our own food chairs and cooler so we were set and in our experience no one was rude. There is a nice drop in that water during high-tide so be careful.

Our family wanted to spend the day at the beach so we headed to Coki. $14pp one way from the cruise port on a crowded open air bus. We got there around 10am and the beach was already getting crowded. By noon, you felt like a sardine packed in so tightly you could hardly see the water through all of the umbrellas and butts. We rented some loungers and umbrellas, all of which had seen better days, but, better than nothing. The beach is maybe 400 yards long with good water access. Water is clear and clean. (After all it’s the Caribbean) we swam and had fun despite the large crowds. The bathrooms are close by and at 12 noon we’re still clean. Sure, there’s the usual “vendors” selling anything from homemade jewelry to those selling some more questionable items. Think gummies, baked goods, and… wait for it… marijuana. The smell of weed can be overwhelming at times, but, having lived through the 60’s and 70’s I have grown accustomed to the smell. No, I didn’t inhale 😂. Explaining this to our 10’year old was another issue I was not prepared to discuss during our family vacation with the kiddo. So be prepared. There are some shops selling the typical tourist stuff, an ice cream shop and a few restaurants to choose from. Beach service for drinks and food was very good. Probably helped that we tipped the girl in advance to keep an eye open for our needs. Beer was served cold in a bucket with ice. The food was amazing! No we didn’t order burgers or nuggets! We did eat some top quality local fish like grouper and whole fried snapper both served with a heaping portion of sides. The snapper plate had two (2) fish expertly cooked Caribbean style. Bottom line, this is not a high end beach experience at a resort. It is however worth a visit to put your toes in the sand if your already at Coral World and have some Time to kill before heading back to your ship.

You can snorkel near the beach and see lots of colorful fish. Great prices for a lounge chair, $5 US and Corona $5. From the port, Best Taxi charges $14 pp, each way. They have open air vehicles and may cram it full. On our way back, we got a Best van.

This is a beautiful beach, with clear blue water and thriving with marine life. The beach is easily accessible from anywhere else and an easy stop after if you decide to visit Coral World. Although it is beautiful, it does have some cons. The beach has a lot of people trying to sell stuff for a quick buck and so many locals smoking weed, the place smells like sea salt and pot. I still recommend to go for the experience.