Great little trail leading to the bubbly pool which has incredible views along the way as well as the pool. Tip: bring a bottle of bubbly to pop open while enjoying the view and swells!

It's an easy walk to the bubbly pool on the east end of Jost. And it's often a great visit. However, if the tide is low and the north swells are small, you won't see much bubbling.

On the far eastern end of Jost Van Dyke, just a short, easy walk from Diamond Cay, you will find an inviting, secluded pool among rough, huge boulders. The Bubbly Pool is a refreshing get away and it'll energize you when the waves crash through the narrow inlet from the Atlantic side of rhe island. Take a bottle of something... More 

We went here because everything you read says it's a must see. The hike is short and the ocean is beautiful. But when we arrived to the bubbly pool we were disappointed. Not much to see, maybe because it was low tide. We won't be back.

We had a nice hike to the Bubbly pools and had beautiful views from on top of the rocks. It was cool to watch the swells coming in and breaking over the rocks. Definitely worth it. So was Foxy's Taboo.

Got to via a path passed Foxy's Taboo this is an interesting pool best visited at high tide. Rocky terrain so wear sensible shoes and not flip flops. Watch out for the poisonous trees.... there are plenty of signs but best avoid this walk if raining or if just rained.

stay to the left path on the rocks. this is spectacular nature made. You need to sit in the water to experience the effect of this.

We had some local friends introduce us to the Bubbly Pool and it was beautiful! A great locale for some great action photos. Secluded, as it takes a little hike to reach it.... but worth the easy walk to get there. Be sure to wear shoes as the path is rocky and uneven. Don't touch the poisonous trees on the... More 

After reading all the reviews we had to go. It is a little bit of a hike, but worth it. There was a handful of people there. The waves were pretty big and luckily the tide was coming in. I could feel the undertow pushing me to shore. I just loved watching the water come in. It isn't very big,... More