Welcome to the BVI - The British Virgin Islands

When you think of The British Virgin Islands (BVI), don't think big, think numerous. Over 60 Caribbean islands are nature's little secrets. There is more of everything in The British Virgin Islands, but only in the ways that count. Whether you're throwing out your jib sail and crisscrossing the Sir Francis Drake channel, descending the depths to explore a century-old shipwreck, hooking into a world-class marlin or simply soaking in the radiant sun and wide skies, the BVI has a secret to share. Here, you'll discover white sand beaches, turquoise waters and friendly, warm-hearted people throughout the sixty idyllic islands of the British Virgin Islands.

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Miles of Islands

Scattered in an aquamarine sea, the British Virgin Islands flank the broad Sir Francis Drake Channel, which has beguiled sailors for centuries with scalloped coves and sheltered anchorages. There are over 60 islands in all, whose names reflect their colorful past. Among these are Buck Island, Fallen Jerusalem, Ginger Island, Great Camanoe, Round Rock and Scrub Island. Visitors soon discover pristine palm-fringed beaches, rugged peaks, and rich vegetation. Some islands are uninhabited and designated as National Parks. More about Miles of Islands

Sandy Cay is a tiny island off the southeast coast of Jost Van Dyke that has a spectacular white sand beach perfect for sunbathing or snorkeling. A path leads to the Cay’s interior and just to its north is the smaller, but also beautiful, Sandy Spit. Totally remote but within reach by boat, the spectacular Sandy Spit Beach is definitely worth the trip! Enjoy marvelous snorkeling in a relaxed atmosphere. More about Sandy Cay and Sandy Spit Beaches

Aragorn Studio, located on the beach in Trellis Bay near the airport, is where local sculptor Aragorn Dick-Read creates copper and steel iconographic sculptures. Aragorn’s abundant creative energy is embodied in his studio, pottery and local art centre situated at the heart of Trellis Bay Village, BVI. His dedication to the cultural arts are blossoming in a centre where his own works are displayed in amongst the works of the top artisans of the Caribbean and where craft skills are taught to all comers. Aragorn was born in Tortola in 1966 as the son of Robert and Sally Dick-Read, some of the BVIs “early English adventurers" who moved to the BVI in 1962. More about Aragorn's Studio

From wind surfing to snorkeling BVI Land & Sea Adventure Sports has the equipment that makes your experience in the British Virgin Islands fun and exciting. The blue water of Jost van Dyke promises water ski, power snorkeling, Banana Sleds, Wind Surfing, Laser Pico Sailboats and much more. After so much fun in the water even more adventure awaits you on land. Enjoy the beautiful island on mountain bikes and Rally 200cc ATV. More about the BVI Sea & Land Adventures

Discover the BVI National Parks

With so much beautiful territory all around, the British Virgin Islands are a hundred percent natural. It is the showers that cool lush and tropical gardens and the blanket that covers the untouched reefs. From the sunken shipwrecks at Rhone Marine Park to the awe-inspiring boulders of the Baths, beautiful walks through the BVI’s National Parks await you. All 28 national parks, which encompass a stunning array of terrestrial and marine areas including historic sites, tropical forests, bird sanctuaries, and one of the world's most famous shipwrecks, are a jewel in its own and are waiting for you to discover their natural beauty. More about the Discover the BVI National Parks

Experience the great water sports on the BVI. Shoot the curl on the wave of the day. Parrotfish surround your kayak as you paddle into a secluded lagoon. High winds blow all around you as you drift 600 feet above water gliding in a parasail. No matter what your interests are, the British Virgin Islands knows where the action and adventure are that you’re looking for. Between the fast pace of windsurfing or an easygoing swim with dolphins, the BVI has lots to do with you. More about the BVI Water Sports

Honeymoon in Paradise

Honeymoon in one of the world's most romantic spots – the British Virgin Islands. Newlyweds love seclusion and the BVI knows the best spots for two. Whether slipping the anchor down in your own private cove off Cooper Island, weightlessly drifting along with a school of angelfish in the reefs surrounding Anegada or sharing the breathtaking vistas from the peak of Sage Mountain, Blue plans on catering to you both – personally. Enjoy your honeymoon on the British Virgin Islands and you will be in love with the paradise, too. More about the Honeymoon in Paradise

Foxy's Annual Old Year's Night is renowned, worldwide, for ringing in the New Year. Be part of the biggest two-day party in the Caribbean! Great Harbour is the destination and Foxy's is the place. Eat, drink, and be merry with non-stop entertainment. Foxy's serves their famous Caribbean BBQ on both the 30th and the 31st. At Foxy's there's always special entertainment for Old Year's Eve. Headliners and local area bands are featured to provide non-stop music from dusk till dawn. More about Foxy's Annual Old Year's Night Celebration

There are few places like Marina Cay. The flower covered, eight-acre island is ringed by a soft, white sand beach. The island is nestled in a sheltered, emerald green, lagoon whose shallow waters are always calm and lukewarm. It is the ideal place for snorkelers to enjoy the colorful fish and sea life that inhabit the coral reef and the lagoon. More about Pusser's Marina Cay