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What to see in the British Virgin Islands
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The British Virgin Islands have no sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Main Islands
Anegada
Fairly isolated, this sparsely populated island attracts lovers of vast deserted beaches, coral reefs, diving, and pink flamingos.
Fairly isolated, this sparsely populated island attracts lovers of vast deserted beaches, coral reefs, diving, and pink flamingos.
Jost Van Dyke
A small island next to Tortola, from where its ferry service departs. Beautiful beaches, diving, and hiking opportunities, but above all, a spot popular with sailors.
A small island next to Tortola, from where its ferry service departs. Beautiful beaches, diving, and hiking opportunities, but above all, a spot popular with sailors.
Southern Islands
This name refers to the group of small islands in the south of the BVI archipelago. Uninhabited (or private), they are nonetheless highly popular with sailors and divers, and to a lesser extent with those seeking beautiful beaches.
This name refers to the group of small islands in the south of the BVI archipelago. Uninhabited (or private), they are nonetheless highly popular with sailors and divers, and to a lesser extent with those seeking beautiful beaches.
Tortola
The largest island, home to the capital Road Town and its charming wooden houses. It offers beautiful beaches and water activities (boat trips, diving, surfing), as well as a tropical forest and the tiny Sage Mountain Park, perfect for hiking.
The largest island, home to the capital Road Town and its charming wooden houses. It offers beautiful beaches and water activities (boat trips, diving, surfing), as well as a tropical forest and the tiny Sage Mountain Park, perfect for hiking.
Virgin Gorda
Boat trips, stunning beaches, underwater caves with surprising geological formations (including "The Baths", the island's main attraction), diving, and a few walks in beautiful scenery. Also, the remains of an old copper mine.
Boat trips, stunning beaches, underwater caves with surprising geological formations (including "The Baths", the island's main attraction), diving, and a few walks in beautiful scenery. Also, the remains of an old copper mine.
Recommended
Virgin Gorda
★★★ Boat trips, stunning beaches, underwater caves with surprising geological formations (including "The Baths", the island's main attraction)…
Worth a look / Other
Anegada
★★ Fairly isolated, this sparsely populated island attracts lovers of vast deserted beaches, coral reefs, diving, and pink flamingos.
Jost Van Dyke
★★ A small island next to Tortola, from where its ferry service departs. Beautiful beaches, diving, and hiking opportunities, but above all, a…
Southern Islands
★★ This name refers to the group of small islands in the south of the BVI archipelago. Uninhabited (or private), they are nonetheless highly…
Tortola
★★ The largest island, home to the capital Road Town and its charming wooden houses. It offers beautiful beaches and water activities (boat…