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Updated on 28-Jan-2010 |
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 | White Bay, Jost Van Dyke
This is the best of Jost Van Dyke's beaches, with soft, white sand, food, drink and watersports. A must visit. |  | Soper's Hole, Tortola
Soper's Hole is popular marina in Tortola's West End offering anchorage, provisioning, restaurants, dive shops, car rentals plus a ferry port and Customs & Immigration. Apparently the infmaous pirate Blackbeard settled down here in the late 1700's, and made quite a sum from his piratical activities! |  | Long Bay, Tortola
Long, beautiful, with a great view of surrounding isles & islets like Great Tobago, Little Tobago, Sandy Cay and Jost Van Dyke. Great for a swim & a stroll. |  | Carrot Bay, Tortola
On Tortola's north shore, Carrot Bay is overlooked by Mount Sage, the BVIs highest peak, and the Mount Sage National Park that lies in its shadow. It's beautiful and a great photo opportunity. |  | Sandy Cay
Lying between Tortola and Jost Van Dyke, Sandy Cay looks like something out of a Hollywood pirate film. Great to stop off at whilst cruising...no buried treasure chests here, though (that we know of). Just an idyllic island, photos of which will turn all your friends green with envy back home! |  | Fat Hog's Bay
On Tortola's East End near Beef Island, Fat Hog's Bay is protected by an inshore reef so is relatively calm. A number of shops, restarants, dive operators and a couple of supermarkets lie dotted around the bay. |  | Road Town, Tortola
The hub of activity in Tortola and, to an extent, the British Virgin Islands in general. Ferry dock, cruise ship dock, Customs & Immigration, marine services of all kinds, shops, supermarkets, accomodations, restaurants, car rentals etc., as well as historical sites of interest, botanical gardens, 'The Dungeon' for the unruly... |  | The Baths, Virgin Gorda
The unusual rock formations at The Baths have always been a bit of a mystery - they seem to lie quite at odds with the rest of the geology of the area. Its has resulted in a beautiful, picturesque bathing spot that is a must visit. |  | Nanny Cay, Tortola
Located half way between Road Town and West End in Tortola, Nanny Cay is a resort, marina and boatyard. It is a central point for the BVI's considrable boat culture. The BVI Sailing Festival takes place here in March, as does the BVI Spring Regatta (April) and the ARC (Atlantic Rally for Cruisers) Europe in May. |  | North Sound Road, looking towards The Valley, Virgin Gorda
The road runs through Gorda Peak National Park and runs from from South Sound all the way into The Valley. Gives you a chance to take in the beautiful views of Virgin Gorda and the surrounding islands. |  | Settling Point, Anegada
Anegada is the quiet one in the BVIs family, and visitors have grown very fond of the island for that very reason. The ferry to the rest of the BVIs leaves from here, Settling Point. You'll find a hotel and a dive operator here - not surprising as some 400 wrecks adorn Anegada's shores. |  | Loblolly Bay, Anegada
On Anegada's north coast, the beach on Loblolly Bay, near Table Bay, is one of a number of accessible, perfect white sand beaches. |  | Cane Garden Bay
Cane Garden Bay on the North Coast of Tortola is popular with cruisers and has an excellent beach. It is also the the site of the annual music festival held in May.
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