The British Virgin Islands are a chain of more than 60 islands and cays with sheltered turquoise waters, giant granite boulders, laid-back beach bars and some of the best sailing and yacht charter conditions in the Caribbean.
Giant granite boulders form sea-filled grottoes and tunnels on one of the Caribbean's most photographed beaches.
A tiny, relaxed island of white-sand bays and famous beach bars, including White Bay and Great Harbour.
A curved bay of soft sand and calm water on Tortola, lined with restaurants and live music spots.
An uninhabited-feeling island with sheltered coves, snorkeling caves and a well-known floating bar in The Bight.
A flat coral island ringed by pale beaches and Horseshoe Reef, famous for fresh Anegada lobster.
Island-hop between anchorages on a crewed or bareboat charter tailored to your group.
Explore one of the Caribbean's best-known shipwrecks near Salt Island, now a marine park.
Swim through shallow sea caves and reefs alive with tropical fish at Norman Island.
Sample island cocktails at legendary barefoot bars right on the sand.
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The British Virgin Islands are a British Overseas Territory with around 60 islands and cays, though only a small number are inhabited.
Tortola is the main island and gateway, while Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada each offer a distinct, quiet island character.
The US dollar is the official currency, and the calm, protected channels between islands make the region one of the world's top charter destinations.
The peak season runs from about December to April, and hurricane season runs from June to November, with the highest risk from August to October.