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The British Virgin Islands, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean, is a paradise for sailors, beach lovers, and nature enthusiasts alike. The capital city, Road Town on the island of Tortola, serves as the main hub for travelers. The island's lush mountainous terrain, dotted with charming villas, offers picturesque views of the surrounding turquoise waters.
What truly sets the British Virgin Islands apart are the stunning coves, bays, and pristine beaches that are perfect for snorkeling, diving, and simply basking in the sun. The Baths, a unique geological formation on Virgin Gorda, is a must-see, with its massive granite boulders forming grottoes and pools. Sailing is a way of life here, and you can charter a yacht or join a sailing tour to explore the numerous islands and hidden coves.
The relaxed and friendly atmosphere, along with the natural beauty of the islands, makes the British Virgin Islands a dream destination for those seeking a tranquil and tropical escape.

Tortola is the capital island of the British Virgin Islands and Road Town is the capital city.

Outside of Road Town, there is Palm's Delight in Carrot Bay also the very strange North Shore Shell Museum which has home-grown soursop daiquiris, good barbeque and a very large number of shells although not much variety in them. In Cane Garden Bay, Stanley' s serves burgers and chicken at a budget price and lobster at quite a bit more. The Camp Ground in Brewer's Bay has a very limited menu, but its not expensive. Cruzin' s, also in Carrot Bay, has a wonderful island-style atmosphere and great food on the inexpensive side (cruzins.com). : P70 : P8


Virgin Gorda is part of the British Virgin Islands. : P70 : P8


Jost Van Dyke (also referred to as JVD or Jost ) is the smallest of the four main British Virgin Islands. It's an easy and beautiful sail from Tortola and the home of the notorious rum-based drink, painkiller. : P70 : P8