The British Virgin Islands is a British overseas territory and is part of a volcanic archipelago in the Caribbean. The British Virgin Islands comprises of 4 main islands and dozens of islets and cays; it is known for boating destinations and reef-lined beaches. Tortola is the largest of the Islands and is home to the capital city, Road Town and the Sage Mountain National Park. The Islands cover a distance of 58 square miles and have a population of around 23,500 people.

Why you should go

“Chic” is the best word to the British Virgin Islands. The Baths are mesmerising, and the shoreline of the Cane Garden Bay is exceptionally charming. This archipelago is the embodiment of Caribbean luxury with its fusion of refined British culture.
The British Virgin Islands are some of the most underdeveloped and exclusive Islands of the Caribbean, but this only adds to their charm. The villas, the resorts, the high-end restaurants and other quality tourist attractions in these paradise Islands are known to highlight added luxury over sprawling expansions, and the lure travellers with plenty to spend, a love for sailing and privacy. Travellers also find it more than enough to keep them completely harboured by these 60 islands and cays. On Tortola Island, you will discover rugged cliffs and chalk-white beaches, distinguished by ever-changing tides and calm eastern winds.

Getting There

There are no direct flights from USA, Canada or Europe to the British Virgin Islands. Travellers usually connect via nearby Islands like Puerto Rico, St.Thomas and  Antigua. The British Virgin Islands Tourism Board provides helpful information on the most direct routes to the Islands, depending on your location.