British Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands, or BVI for short, are some of the most exclusive and least developed islands of the Caribbean. The territory include’s 4 larger islands (Tortola, Anegada, Virgin Gorda, and Jost Van Dyke) and then many smaller islands and islets. Much of the area is unihabited and designated as National Park.

Top Dive Spots:

RMS Rhone

Wreck Alley

Coral Gardens

Willy-T Wreck

Ginger Steps

The Chimney

The Indians

The Playground

Santa Monica Rock

Kodiak Queen

Deep Sea Fishing:

North Drop, South Drop, Barracuda Banks and Northeast of Anegada

White and Blue Marlin, Wahoo, Tuna, Dolphin Fish (Mahi Mahi) and Sailfish

Inshore Fishing:

Kingfish Banks, Off the Camanoes, Off Little and Great Thatch

Bonito, Kingfish, Snapper, Jacks and Barracudas

Fly Fishing:

Anegada Flats, Hodge’s Creek, Beef Island (by the bridge) and North Sound

Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit, Snook and Snapper

Ports of Entry:

Tortola—Road Town and West End

Jost Van Dyke—Great Harbour

Virgin Gorda- St. Thomas Bay and Gun Creek

Jost Van Dyke

One of BVI’s smallest islands, Jost Van Dyke, is full of charm, history, and good vibe’s.

One of the best things to do is see Bubbly Pool, which is located on the east of island across from the Island of Little Jost Van Dyke. Its a very jacuzzi-like experience.

Order a Painkiller at the Soggy Dollar Bar.

Hike up Ma Johnny Hill, the highest mountain on the island.

Take the ferry service to Tortola.

Explore Diamond Cay National Park.

Tortola

Tortola is the largest Island in the BVI’s. You can ferry from Jost Van Dyke easily.

Highlights include:

Sage Mountain- BVI’s highest point and great hiking spot

Apple Bay Beach, Josiah's Bay Beach- Best Surfing Beaches

Near-D-Beach Limin’ Bar & Bird Sanctuary

Brewers Bay Beach- snorkeling

Cane Garden Bay Beach- watersports

Smugglers Cove- Tranquil Beach

Captain Mulligan’s

Chikuzen-diving

RMS Rhone- diving

Callwood Rum Distillery

The island’s capital city, Road Town, is a lively hub of local culture and commerce. Here, visitors can explore the colorful markets and historical sites such as the Old Government House Museum. This museum offers insights into the island's colonial past and its transformation into a modern destination. The town also features charming shops and restaurants where you can savor local cuisine, including fresh seafood and Caribbean specialties.

For nature enthusiasts, Tortola is a paradise. Hike the trails of Mount Sage National Park, the highest point on the island, to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding archipelago.

Anegada

Anegada is the second largest island and is known for the laid-back lifestyle, white sand beaches, and the tastiest lobsters found in the BVI.

The island's main attractions include: Horseshoe Reef and Cow Wreck Bay Beach.