The Baths
Region: Southwest Virgin Gorda Island
Nature
A mystical waterside formed by giant boulders creating tide pools and caves, representing BVI's iconic scenic beauty.
Tourism in BVI
Explore notable sights and destinations in this country
Tourist attractions
Sage Mountain National Park
Region: Tortola Island
Nature
A tropical cloud forest reserve offering 360-degree views from the 521m summit.
RMS Rhone Marine Park
Region: Off Salt Island
Cultural Heritage
An underwater park protecting the 1867 shipwreck of a mail steamer, one of the world's premier wreck dive sites.
White Bay
Region: Jost Van Dyke Island
Nature
A beach famous for its pure white sand and turquoise shallows, home to the popular beach bar 'Soggy Dollar.'
Anegada Flamingo Sanctuary
Region: Anegada Island
Nature
A birdwatching spot where pink flamingos flock to salt ponds.
Cane Garden Bay Ruins
Region: Tortola Island
Cultural Heritage
18th-century sugar plantation ruins with remaining stone waterwheels.
Nelson Museum
Region: Road Town
Modern Architecture
A small museum introducing BVI's history and nature.
Necker Island
Region: Off Virgin Gorda Island
Nature
A fully reservation-based private resort island.
Scrub Island Resort
Region: Scrub Island
Modern Architecture
A resort featuring luxury villas and a marina.
Jost Van Dyke Great Harbour
Region: Jost Van Dyke Island
Nature
A postcard-perfect inlet lined with sailboats and reggae bars.
Suggested itineraries
Classic BVI Circuit 4 Days
Duration (days): 4
Highlights: The Baths, Sage Mountain National Park, RMS Rhone Snorkeling
A short itinerary exploring the four main islands by high-speed ferry from a Tortola base.
Sailing & Beach 7 Days
Duration (days): 7
Highlights: White Bay, Norman Island, Anegada Lobster Dinner
Charter sailing island-hopping to enjoy scenic beaches and gourmet cuisine.
Diver's Paradise 6 Days
Duration (days): 6
Highlights: RMS Rhone Wreck, Rainbow Canyon, Night Dive
A plan for experienced divers concentrating on world-renowned dive sites.
Travel tips
- Purchasing travel insurance for schedule changes during hurricane season (June-November) is advisable.
- Small aircraft have strict baggage weight limits; soft cases are convenient.
- Ferry terminals have immigration checks; keep your passport handy.
- US dollar cash in small bills is useful; ATMs are limited on the islands.
- Sun exposure is very strong; UV50+ sunscreen is essential.
- Snorkel masks are available for rent, but bringing your own is more comfortable.
- Drive on the left; roads are narrow and hilly, so 4WD rental cars are safer.
- Tap water is not potable; purchase bottled water.
- Many restaurants include service charges; check the bill.
- Pre-booking inter-island ferries online offers discounts.
- When landing on uninhabited islands, carry trash out as required.
- Credit cards are widely accepted but may incur surcharges.
- Local buses are called "safari buses," covered pickup trucks.
- Mobile reception is good on main islands only; satellite communication is needed on uninhabited islands.
- When ferries are canceled due to high waves, transfers to small aircraft are possible.