You can ride horses on STX. Sometimes you will find a stand selling coconuts that the proprietors will open for you with a machete. What you see snorkeling is mostly a matter of luck, though STJ's Trunk Bay is uncommon in that the underwater trail is marked. There is no cliff diving, skydiving, bungee jumping, zip lining, etc. here.

Hello Brandon,

There is a rock climbing excursion, http://www.usvirockclimbing.com/, but I think they are closed until mid or late September.

There isn't horseback riding on St. Thomas but you can head over to St. John and do it there at Carolina Corral.

There is usually a man selling coconuts from the back of his truck at the corner by Fort Mylner Shopping Center, close to the entrance to Pricesmart.

As far as easily accessible from the beach snorkeling... Sapphire is good, so is Secret Harbor, Coki, Cowpet, Hull Bay.

None of the extreme activities you mentioned... but there are other activities... scuba diving, sailing charter, head over to St. John for the day, you can rent a dinghy in Cruz Bay and beach hop that way, kayaking, para-sailing, kite boarding... Try the St. Thomas Activities page of this site for more information and ideas.

You can do a shark interaction/swim activity at Coral World, http://coralworldvi.com/activities/shark-encounter.html.

Enjoy,

--Islander

You can also get Coconuts at Magens, earlier in the day, not afternoon. Rasta dude right outside the gate.

They have 2 fruit stands in Smith Bay by Coki Road that also has a machette weilding coconut lady.

IA Molly,
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