There are many exciting places to visit in British Virgin Islands. The entire region is a tourist heaven. And our gordian terrace serves as a gateway to all these interesting hotspots.
Majestic peaks, rugged wilderness adventure haven.
A bay in Virgin Gorda amid enormous granite rocks with warm, shallow water.
Tortola’s north beach, bustling like St. Thomas’ Magen’s Bay, is a central gem.
A perfect getaway for a day, this charming, half-mile strip of soft white sand is isolated and rarely visited since it is accessible only by a small dirt road.
The most well-known attraction on the island, these giant boulders or batholiths, brought to the surface by volcanic eruptions, are scattered about forming a beautiful grotto and tranquil pools.
Known for tales of buried treasure, these caves are appreciated even more for spectacular snorkeling adventures, with thousands of orange cup coral and red sponge covering the cave walls.
Anegada or the “drowned island” is completely surrounded by shallow reefs, and has become the focal point of underwater diving due to the many historic shipwrecks that litter the island’s underwater depths.
Regarded as one of the best shallow dives in the BVIs, these four rocky pinnacles rise and descend roughly the same fifty feet above and below the water surface, which form abundant coral gardens, a 15-foot tunnel, lots of fish and an underwater cavern.
Park that encompasses the wreck of the HMS Rhone, a mail ship that sunk during a hurricane in 1867, and Dead Chest Island, both great dive sites.