Tourists rarely explore the West End of Saint Thomas which is a shame because these hills that plunge to the Caribbean Sea are covered with lush, green vegetation. Perhaps this is what the island looked like when the Ciboney people lived here around 1500 BC and then the Arawaks and Caribs before the first European explorers “discovered” it. But this deserted, pristine beach on Perseverance Bay is only accessible by boat.
