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About British Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands are a paradise for travelers seeking natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and relaxation. Nestled in the Caribbean Sea, this group of islands offers stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a wealth of activities, from sailing and snorkeling to hiking and exploring local culture. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, the British Virgin Islands are an ideal destination.

If you're looking for the perfect tropical paradise, the British Virgin Islands may just be the place for you. With crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, and a laid-back attitude, this collection of islands is a must-visit for any traveler looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The British Virgin Islands are home to some of the best beaches in the world, including the famous White Bay and Cane Garden Bay. These beaches offer miles of soft white sand and turquoise waters that are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. If you're looking for a more secluded beach experience, head to one of the smaller islands like Anegada or Jost Van Dyke, where you'll find hidden coves and quiet beaches that are perfect for relaxing.

Aside from its beaches, the British Virgin Islands are also known for their vibrant culture and history. Visit the island of Tortola to explore its historic sites, including the 18th century Fort Burt and the Virgin Islands Folk Museum. You can also take a stroll through the colorful markets of Road Town to experience the local arts and crafts scene.

For adventure seekers, the British Virgin Islands offer plenty of opportunities to explore the great outdoors. Go hiking in the lush green hills of Virgin Gorda, or take a boat tour to see the famous Baths, a series of giant rock formations that create a natural pool.

No matter what your interests, the British Virgin Islands are sure to provide an unforgettable experience. So pack your bags and get ready to escape to the ultimate tropical paradise.

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Wyndham Tortola Bvi Lambert Beach Resort

Nestled in a luxuorius tropical amphitheater sloping towards the sea to one of the Caribbean's most beautiful beaches. Wyndham Turtle Bay Resort re-open after a comprehensive, multi-million dollar restoration, that will include the complete redesign of the resort's cottages and suites, its two restaurants and the resort's gardens and landscaping. The renew will bring about a new level of sophistication in keeping with the natural setting. New rooms, fully equipped with “tailor made” furniture produced in Italy, will represent Italian style in terms of quality and look, introducing signature services for the ultimate in relaxation and style providing the best comfort. The resort revives in style, design and food, the lush Italian hospitality. Palm fringed and covered with sparkling white sand, a half-mile long and the biggest BVI smimming pool, the resort is a secluded retreat in British Virgin Islands. An Italian management with more than 35 years experience guarantees a reputation for excellence. 36 cottages plus 2 Junior suite feature spacious-sized bathrooms and private outdoor patio exemplifies stylish carabbean living. Individual and Italian experience in style helps to create the perfect holiday and ensure you achieve a sense of freedom. An authentic Italian restaurant “Calita” with a delightful mixed of Caribbean flavours, a lively al fresco bar, a speciality restaurant “Kenta Sushi bar” , a swimp up bar with bbq menu options, Amara Spa & Gym and a  tennis court expand the fun.

Things to do in British Virgin Islands

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Being a local, I have explored every inch of the island and know of all the best spots to see the wild life, the scenery, the sunsets, and everything else in between. We strive in providing a fun and informative tour that will leave you speechless as we explore the island from its' most beautiful point of views. There is no time limit for the excursion, and we can be booked for all day tours! If you are looking for the best bang for your buck, look no further.
If you Love the Beach you will love this Tour also you choose which beach you want to stay and enjoy the water and the wonderful environment.
Explore Tortola historic sites by traveling up Great Mountain Rd to a 460 foot mural on Fahie Hill where you will see a series of colorful murals done by different local artists. Each mural is a vignette of an old way of island life, from “banking” (terracing) crops on the island’s steep hills to cutting sugarcane to telling ghost stories by lantern light. We will pull over to give the murals a good look. Move on to J.R. O'Neal Botanic Gardens and the Rum Distillery one of the last of its kind in the British Virgin Islands. Continue on to the most famous Cane Gardens Bay Beach for 1 hour. Last is the Crafts Alive Village where you can shop for Tortolian clothes and souvenirs of your choice.
While in Tortola explore, historical Northside in an open air safari. Pick up from the cruise pier, your designated hotel or meeting place. Listen and take photos to guided commentary on the sights you pass . Perfect for cruise ship passengers with a short time to sight see. Pick up and drop off at cruise pier and designated hotel.
Cane Gardens Bay gets its name from the sugar cane which is still grown in the area to this day, Cane Garden Bay is famous for the various activities that are offered in the area. It is a favorite for sailors, sunbathers, swimmers and water sports enthusiasts.
This trip features the two most popular stops in the BVI without being rushed. Spend the morning exploring The Baths where we’ll take you on a guided tour, off the beaten path and away from the crowds. You won't only get that perfect social media picture, but we will also educate you about the islands, culture and the history of how the area was formed. After the guided tour we head to the world-famous White Bay Beach on Jost Van Dyke, known for it’s fun variety of bars dotted along a stretch of beautiful white sand beach and gin clear, calm waters. Spend the afternoon sipping Painkillers in front of the Soggy Dollar Bar or try the world famous Lobster Quesadilla at One Love. You will find out why this beach is constantly listed as one of the top beaches in the world. ** This is an International Excursion and a Valid Passport and $85 cash customs fees per person is required ** You will need to send a clear picture of your passport to Stormy Pirates as soon as you book this trip.
The Virgin Islands are the sailing capital of the world!! Sail with us from St. Thomas to the exotic island of Jost Van Dyke. This trip is limited to only 12 guests. A light continental Breakfast and a full open bar w/bottomless mimosa's are served as we sail along the beautiful Northern Cays of the USVI. We check into the BVI Customs and you will receive a new stamp in your passport. You'll get to explore the town of Great Harbor with its sandy Main Street and maybe even meet Foxy himself while you get to enjoy some Fire Water Rum or grab a souvenir at the boutique. After Great Harbor we sail over to the beautiful White Bay, which is home to The Soggy Dollar Bar to spend the entire afternoon. This 9 hour trip will give the the maximum time at White Bay and The Soggy Dollar Bar. ** This is an International Excursion and a Valid Passport and USD85 cash customs fees per person is required ** This is a wonderful day on the water; sailing, snorkeling, sightseeing and relaxing!!
No Hiking - No Snorkeling - No Adulting. This Beach Bar Boat Day is strictly for those who want to Bar Hop their way through the BVI. Visit Foxy's, Soggy Dollar and The WIlly-T all in one trip. No snorkeling or climbing around rocks. Just Island hopping, Beach Bar, Day Drinking FUN! We will be visiting Foxy’s and Corsairs on Jost Van Dyke, White Bay (home of the Soggy Dollar, CoCo Loco, One Love, Gertrudes & Hendo’s Hideout) and get crazy and jump off The Willy-T at Norman Island ** This is an International Excursion and a Valid Passport ** You will need to send a clear picture of your passport to us as soon as you book this trip.

Why People Love British Virgin Islands

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Andres F
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Jul 2022
Was fortunate to meet the owner, Dervin, and experience Stoutt’s warm hospitality first hand. The transportation was safe, clean, reliable!! Plan to use them every time we come to the island.
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InternationalPlay
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Aug 2022
Dervin is the absolute best! He took very good care of my family and me! He provided great transportation for us and got us the best spot on one of the beaches. He’s a great storyteller and had my entire family laughing non-stop. If you need a tour and/or transportation, give Dervin Stoutt a call...
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huskersean
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Nov 2022
We were on a day trip to Tortola from Virgin Gorda and took a trip around the island and to the Rum Distillery as well as a trip to the Breach. Dervin was our guy, he took us to a great beach and restaurant for lunch and then up to the top is the island to Stoutt's Lookout for a great sunset. ...

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Frequently Asked Questions about British Virgin Islands

What are the best activities to do in the British Virgin Islands?

The British Virgin Islands are known for their stunning waters, so activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, and sailing should be at the top of your list. The Baths on Virgin Gorda is a popular attraction where you can hike through giant boulders and swim in natural pools. If you're looking for something more relaxing, there are many beautiful beaches to lounge on, such as Cane Garden Bay and Smuggler's Cove. You can also take a trip to the island of Anegada to see its unique salt ponds and wildlife.

What are the top attractions in the British Virgin Islands?

One of the top attractions in the British Virgin Islands is The Baths on Virgin Gorda, where you can hike through a maze of giant boulders and swim in natural pools. Another popular attraction is the RMS Rhone shipwreck, which is a great spot for diving. Jost Van Dyke is a popular island for bars and restaurants, and Norman Island is famous for its caves, which you can explore by snorkeling or swimming. The island of Anegada is also a must-visit for its unique salt ponds and wildlife.

What are the best accommodations in the British Virgin Islands?

The British Virgin Islands have many great accommodation options, from beachfront villas to luxury resorts. Some popular options include Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina, Rosewood Little Dix Bay, and Bitter End Yacht Club. There are also many smaller, more affordable options such as guesthouses and inns.

What is the best time of year to visit the British Virgin Islands?

The best time to visit the British Virgin Islands is from December to April, which is the dry season. This is also the peak tourist season, so keep in mind that prices may be higher during this time. Hurricane season runs from June to November, so it's best to avoid visiting during those months.

What are the best restaurants in the British Virgin Islands?

The British Virgin Islands have a great selection of restaurants, ranging from casual beach bars to upscale dining spots. Some popular options include The Dove Restaurant, which serves Caribbean and international cuisine, and The Sugar Mill, which is known for its seafood and stunning views. The Lobster Trap is a great spot for seafood, and The Beach Bar is a popular spot for drinks and live music.

What is the currency used in the British Virgin Islands?

The official currency of the British Virgin Islands is the US dollar.

What is the main language spoken in the British Virgin Islands?

The main language spoken in the British Virgin Islands is English.

What is the culture like in the British Virgin Islands?

The culture of the British Virgin Islands is a mix of African, European, and Caribbean influences. Music and dance are an important part of the culture, and there are many annual festivals and events that celebrate the island's heritage. The local cuisine is also a delicious blend of different cultures, with seafood and tropical fruits playing a prominent role.

What are the best beaches in the British Virgin Islands?

The British Virgin Islands are home to many beautiful beaches, each with its own unique character. Some popular options include Cane Garden Bay, Smuggler's Cove, and White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. The beach at Anegada is also a must-visit for its pink sand and clear waters.

What is the transportation like in the British Virgin Islands?

The main form of transportation in the British Virgin Islands is by boat, as the islands are spread out and many are only accessible by water. There are also taxis available on the islands, as well as car and scooter rentals. Keep in mind that driving is on the left side of the road.