In addition to several restaurants, there is a beachside bar & grill, a health & beauty spa, free use of snorkeling gear (and lessons free for hotel guests) & sunfish sailboats & kayaks, nightly movies, hiking trails on premises, and employee-run golf carts to drive you anywhere on site that you wish to go if you're not up to walking.
Little Dix Bay was my very favorite for snorkeling and swimming (see Things To Do tip), and it is also the site of this beautiful eco-friendly resort originally built by Laurance Rockefeller. FYI, Rockefeller loved these islands, and he was one of the inventors of eco-tourism before the term was ever coined. He was responsible for purchasing land and establishing several important national parks in the Caribbean, including the big one on St. John in the United States Virgin Islands (where he built his first eco-friendly resort at Caneel Bay), and Virgin Gorda Peak National Park in the British Virgin Islands. This posh resort desalinates & purifies its own water, treats & recycles sewage for irrigating the lush foliage on the resort grounds, and wherever pssible uses only non-toxic insecticides. Rosewood Hotels manages the resort now, and maintains it in the spirit of Rockefeller's original vision.
Rockefeller also built the main dock in Spanish Town on VG, and the airstrip over on the east side of the Valley.
