The B-V-I Guide: Online Travel Guide for the British Virgin Islands

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The British Virgin Islands
are a paradise waiting to be discovered. Compared to the American Virgin Islands, their next- door cousins, the BVIs have a small native population and, typically, small resorts, inns and villas.

The cover photo (credit: Dan Burch), was taken from Mt. Sage with the view toward Tortola's northern beach coast.

Here is the place for a vacation! Getting away from it all is easy in the islands, given the variety of lodging, from the elegant luxury resort to the affordable kitchenette. And beautiful villas. Great for families too!

Dining in the islands
is quite an event, partly for the fun of getting there and partly for the settings which favor seabreezes and verandas on seacoasts, in beach bars and even on mountaintops.

The menus vary from local West Indian cooking with giant Anegada lobster feasts to fine Continental French and Florentine cuisine. See Cuisine of the Islands about this fabulous food!

Effective January 23, 2007, US customs will require a valid US passport to re-enter the US (see US Department of State notice).

Tour of Shops

Discover distinctive island goods, places and sights.

And these islands, cays and bays, some 50 in all, naturally have some of the best diving and snorkeling in the world.

And a myriad of activities from camping and biking to all things acquatic.

This archipelago,
a tropical Aegean Sea of many islands, is a Sailor's Paradise, the sailboat chartering capital of the Caribbean, and home of the world's best bareboat and most varied and luxurious crewed charters. At least, try a Day Sail!

So let's take a tour of the islands:--by sail icon of course!

"Treasure Island" of storybook legend, the fabled Wreck of the Rhone dive site, the famous "Baths," the waterworld North Sound, the sparkling isle of Marina Cay, the jewel known as Cane Garden Bay, the incomparable Soper's Hole--let's tour!

Also, don't miss Jost Van Dyke, the "barefoot" island, Anegada, the coral island, Peter Island, the elegant island resort, Guana Island, the wildlife sanctuary, and Virgin Gorda's beautiful Beach Coast!

Let's go to the main island of Tortola, noted for its beauty, and take a land tour of its famed North Beach Coast and its wild Ocean Coast!
And we can't miss a visit the harbour Capital and its environs-- all roads lead to Road Town.
What would the islands be without nightlife and music? Reggae, soca, steel bands, even fungi--it's here.

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	Known for its beautiful white sand beaches, the islands are the location of many natural wonders.