British Virgin Islands (BVI) ActivitiesExplore Beautiful Bays, Beaches & More

The British Virgin Islands offer their own unique beauty and cultural highlights. Please note that a valid passport is required for US Citizens to travel to the British Virgin Islands. Please see the Ferry schedule below.

Ferry Schedule

a woman in a pool of water at the Baths BVI

The Baths (Virgin Gorda, BVI)

This popular beach area is located about 1.2 miles south of Spanish Town on the southern tip of Virgin Gorda Island between Spring Bay and Devil’s Bay. The Baths feature unique geological formations that showcase the area’s volcanic origins, where deposited granite eroded into the boulders you’ll see on the beach. Combined with the force of the waves, these boulders have been reshaped into natural tide pools, tunnels and arches ideal for snorkeling.

Traditional island dancers performing under palm trees at night in Cane Garden Bay in Tortola, BVI.

Cane Garden Bay (Tortola, BVI)

The center of activity in the BVI is on Tortola, and there, the center of activity is Cane Garden Bay. You'll spend the day at this northwestern beach enjoying the great food (be sure to order an actual “Cheeseburger in Paradise”)from Stanley's, renting a day sail or snorkeling around the beach's western edge. At night, Cane Garden Bay doubles as a dance club, as live music wafts from area bars like Quito's Gazebo, Elm or Myett's. Cane Garden Bay is free at all times of day, any day of the week.

White Bay (Jost Van Dyke, BVI)

The White Bay on Jost Van Dyke is a half-mile stretch of white sand beach perfect for enjoying with a tropical drink in your hand. Convenient to Great Harbour, White Bay is almost always jumping with activity, especially at local bars like the Soggy Dollar or One Love.