Mooring buoys are located along the eastern shoreline. Dinghy channels are available to the beaches. Trunk Bay is considered to be one of the most beautiful beach areas in the world. An underwater snorkeling trail is located on the western side of Trunk Cay. Anchoring is permitted outside of the marked swim area and a dinghy channel is located at the west end of the beach.
Lifeguards are on duty and a pay telephone is also available.
Cinnamon Bay is a shallow, open bay located adjacent to the National Park campground. A park ranger lives on site. The old customs house along the beach is now a museum. Park rangers conduct a variety of activities here, including snorkel trips and evening campfire programs. Snorkeling is popular around Cinnamon Cay and along the fringing reef to the west.