British Virgin Islands

The Baths is the BVI’s most iconic natural attraction, known for its giant granite boulders, hidden sea pools, and scenic caves. Visitors can explore winding trails, swim in turquoise waters, and relax on sandy beaches. It’s a surreal and unforgettable destination for photography, snorkeling, and adventure.

White Bay is a postcard-perfect beach with powdery white sand, crystal-clear water, and laid-back beach bars. It’s home to the famous Soggy Dollar Bar, birthplace of the Painkiller cocktail. Popular with boaters and beach lovers, it’s one of the best spots to unwind and enjoy island vibes.

Unlike the other volcanic islands, Anegada is flat and coral-based, known for secluded beaches, flamingos, and world-class bonefishing. The island is also famous for its fresh lobster. Snorkeling the Horseshoe Reef—the largest barrier reef in the Caribbean—is a must for nature and marine life enthusiasts.

Located on Tortola’s highest peak, Sage Mountain offers panoramic views, hiking trails, and lush rainforest. It’s the first national park in the BVI and home to unique flora and bird species. It’s perfect for nature lovers seeking a break from the beach and a taste of island wilderness.

Often linked to pirate legends and the inspiration for Treasure Island, Norman Island is known for its sea caves and snorkeling. The Caves offer an underwater world of colorful fish and coral. It’s a favorite stop for boaters and ideal for swimming, exploring, and storytelling by the sea.

This hidden gem on Tortola offers tranquility, soft sand, and calm waters. Less developed and more secluded than other beaches, it’s perfect for peaceful swims and sunset views. Ideal for travelers looking to escape crowds and enjoy nature in a relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere.

As the capital, Road Town is the commercial and cultural heart of the BVI. Explore its markets, museums, marina, and charming streets. Visit the Virgin Islands Folk Museum for insight into local history, or use it as a base for island-hopping adventures and yachting charters.

This tiny, uninhabited islet near Jost Van Dyke is a classic tropical paradise—a perfect circle of sand and palm trees surrounded by brilliant blue water. It’s ideal for a quick stop by boat for snorkeling, sunbathing, or simply feeling like you’re on your own private island.

Home to one of the most luxurious resorts in the BVI (temporarily closed for renovations), Peter Island offers beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and quiet anchorages. Though private, some parts are accessible to visitors, especially via yacht. It’s a serene and upscale destination for romance or solitude.

Located on Manchioneel Bay, this eco-friendly boutique resort and beach club offers exceptional snorkeling, sustainable dining, and a rum bar with over 280 varieties. It’s a popular stop on BVI sailing itineraries and a great place to unwind with views of sparkling waters and swaying palms.