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Unspoilt nature. Deserted beaches. Great variety of islands. Caribbean flair. Complete safety. Great driving. Cool beach bars.
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Sand fleas on the beaches around dawn & dusk, they are voracious
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Watersport paradise
1 Review and 528 Opinions This is a lavish full-service resort that should satisfy most honeymooners' dreams of a romantic...
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Don't bring your Spear Gun to the BVI
grandmaR Says: Although the Virgin Islands area quintessential water sports territory, spear fishing is not permitted in the BVI and the use of SCUBA equipment to capture or...
entering the BVI from the USVI
arasnosliw Says: If you're visiting the US Virgin Islands and would like to stop by the British Virgin Islands, there are ferries from St. Thomas and St. John to Tortola. You...
Sabastion's on the beach: Great seafood
kyoub Says: We could walk to Sabastion's from our cottage.Most every evening we would go there for some delicious seafood.They most always had entertainment also.Everyone...
Play "that's my hammock" on White Bay, JVD
dingymon Says: White Bay on Jost Van Dyke, located north of the big island - Tortola, offers a the most stress free day anyone could find anywhere! Swim ashore, buy a...
Gypsygirl05 Says: One of the best things to do while you're in the British Virgin Islands is take a day cruise on a catamaran (or traditional) sailboat. We used Patouche...
sabsi Says: Of course you don't want to be connected with the rest of the world if you choose to travel to the BVI. In case you still want a working mobile phone during...
No beach wear off the beach please
bvifun Says: The BVI is a surprisingly conservative country. Beachwear anywhere but the beach or pool is considered rude and offensive to the residents. Bring a beach...
Fort Burt, Road Town (Tortola) - GREAT!
kleverkimberley Says: A hotel built on the foundations of a Fort built by the Dutch (prior to 1672) and rebuilt by the English...WOW!The rooms were great - lots of light, clean, new...
Fort Recovery Estate Villas: Great place for nighttime ocean breezes
Gypsygirl05 Says: There are about five different kinds of villas at Fort Recovery, and we were placed in the "Poolside" room. It was a huge room with a bookshelf divider,...
Saba Rock Island Resort: tiny island, tiny resort
arasnosliw Says: A 9-bedroom resort on the tiny Saba Rock Island located in the North Sound of Virgin Gorda.It hosts a variety of watersport activities.To experience more...
MikeAtSea Says: The smallest of the four “main” islands in the British Virgin Islands group, hilly Jost Van Dyke has only been inhabited for the past three centuries - at least...
MikeAtSea Says: The Spanish aristocracy was not overly interested in the Virgin Islands – there was no gold to speak of. Besides, pirates had figured out that hidden coves and...
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Nature's little secrets indeed!
For over six years I have worked for the German British Virgin Islands tourist board, which means that since 2002 I have been staring at beautiful pictures of the BVI everyday in my office wondering...
idyllic British Virgin Islands
A beautiful archipelago of 36 islands in the northern Caribbean. The British Virgin Islands consist of lush, green, rolling hills, with the exception of one. Anegada is a flat coral atoll that merely...
There really isn't much to do on land nearly everything happens in the beautiful water which surrounds the islands. You will enjoy island hopping here. Life here is slow and friendly. As soon as...
A Paradise for Sailors & Divers
East of Puerto Rico in the Sir Francis Drake Channel lies a cluster of over 50 islands "flung like jewels upon the sea". Harbours with legendary beach bars like those at Cane Garden Bay and Anegada......
There a only few places in this world that are as beautiful as the British Virgin Islands. Almost 60 small and tiny islands, all close together, only seperated by water in million shades of blue....
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