Destinations

This spit of sand, which rests on a coral formation on the eastern end of Jost van Dyke, can be your own private, deserted island. Rumor has it that this island has been featured in a Corona ad. Whether or … Continue reading →

You’ll enjoy some of the best snorkeling in the BVI at these two sites, off the coast of Norman Island. The Indians feature some of the most pristine marine life in the area, with gorgeous coral heads, plentiful fish and … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever dreamed of owning your own island paradise, Marina Cay is a must-visit. This tiny island, which sits only a few miles from Virgin Gorda, was formerly home to Robb and Rodie White, who made the island their … Continue reading →

Virgin Gorda’s natural wonder features enormous granite boulders towering over white sand and crystal clear turquoise waters. As you tour the rocks, you’ll crawl over and under the rocks to enjoy the little grottos and pools that have formed underneath. … Continue reading →

Foxy’s is a Jost Van Dyke institution, known especially for its wild and wonderful New Year’s Eve parties. (Old Year’s Eve, in Foxy-speak.) Order one of their unique beers, straight from their microbrewery out back, or try a Sly Fox, … Continue reading →

Ah, the Willy T. Although it’s gotten tamer in past years, the Willy T still retains the reputation for the wildest pirate ship in the BVI. Legend has it that women who jumped naked off the top deck of the … Continue reading →

This calm, quiet cove on the west end of Tortola has it all: pure white sand, turquoise waters and local bartenders who are ready and willing to quench your thirst. Ask to see Queen Elizabeth II’s convertible in the bush, … Continue reading →

Regularly voted “Best Beach Bar in the Caribbean,” the Soggy Dollar in White Bay, Jost van Dyke, is home to a pure white sand beach and the birthplace of the painkiller. Don’t leave without trying the Nilla Killa . . … Continue reading →