Tortola
Road Town, Cane Garden Bay, marinas, restaurants, history, beaches, government services, and many of the territory’s main ferry connections.
Explore Tortola
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Begin with the four main islands
Road Town, Cane Garden Bay, marinas, restaurants, history, beaches, government services, and many of the territory’s main ferry connections.
Explore TortolaHome to The Baths, Spanish Town, North Sound, beautiful shoreline, sailing connections, villas, resorts, and memorable natural landscapes.
Explore Virgin GordaGreat Harbour, White Bay, local food, celebrations, sailing culture, and a relaxed personality that has become known around the world.
Explore Jost Van DykeA low-lying landscape of reefs, long beaches, lobster traditions, wildlife, and an experience completely different from the volcanic islands nearby.
Explore AnegadaVerified BVI calendar
Beef Island · British Virgin Islands
A family-friendly full-moon evening at Trellis Bay Market with a Caribbean dinner beginning at 6 PM, live music and steel pan, Moko Jumbies, a fire performance, and late-night dancing. Confirm the program directly before attending.
Verify with BVI Tourism Last verified September 11, 2026Tortola · British Virgin Islands
The BVI Tourist Board’s September 8 announcement specifies five dinner-only nights with 13 participating restaurants and two- or three-course menus. This updates our earlier October 19 start date. Review the official participant list and confirm each venue’s menu and reservations directly before making plans.
Verify with BVI Government · BVI Tourist Board Last verified September 11, 2026BVI · YOUR ISLAND, YOUR PACE
Search 95 places and local businesses. Events and travel advice remain in their own sections.
Verified collection
Beaches, nature, history, and harbours, with direct sources and verification dates on every listing.
Nature
Little Jost Van Dyke
A naturally churning seaside pool and one of the official tourism guide’s signature stops for exploring Jost Van Dyke.
Nature
Long Bay
A protected bird sanctuary beside Little Jost Van Dyke, surrounded by day anchorages, reefs, and nearby island trails.
Beach
Eastern Jost Van Dyke
Small neighboring islets known for sand, clear water, reef-sensitive anchoring, and a trail on Sandy Cay.
Town & Harbour
Great Harbour
The island’s principal harbour and customs-entry area, with ferry access and a compact waterfront community.
Verified local listings
Visitor-useful restaurants, accommodations, and tours now span Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, Anegada, and the sister islands. Every card is clearly labeled by territory and island.
Restaurant
Great Harbour Ferry Dock
A casual snack bar beside the Great Harbour ferry dock, highlighted for breakfast patties as well as lunch and dinner. Its location makes it a practical stop around ferry arrival or departure; confirm current service hours directly.
Restaurant
Great Harbour
A Great Harbour restaurant and bar listed by BVI Tourism for local home-cooked meals across breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Confirm current hours directly, especially during quieter seasonal periods.
Restaurant
Diamond Cay
A waterfront restaurant at Diamond Cay offering lunch, dinner, and cocktails. This is the Diamond Cay venue, separate from Foxy’s in Great Harbour; confirm current service days before planning your stop.
Stay & Dining
White Bay
A collection of private one- to three-bedroom homes overlooking White Bay, including options for couples, families, and larger groups. Check the exact layout, beach access, and current availability for the home you choose.
Tour
Great Harbour
A Great Harbour dive operator offering guided scuba, snorkeling and eco-tours, private boat charters, instruction, and equipment rentals. Confirm departure island, experience requirements, and conditions directly before booking.
Restaurant
White Bay
A White Bay beach bar and long-running island stop associated with the original Painkiller cocktail; visitors arriving by boat should plan for a wet landing when conditions require it.
Restaurant
White Bay
A beachside sports bar listed for local and West Indian lunch and dinner in White Bay; the tourism listing advises reservations for dinner.
Restaurant
Little Harbour
A Little Harbour restaurant and bar serving island-style seafood, lobster, conch, ribs, chicken, and other casual dinner choices.
Stay & Dining
White Bay
A small White Bay property with seven villas, private plunge pools, and direct access to the beach area and neighboring dining.
Restaurant
Great Harbour
A long-running Great Harbour restaurant serving lunch and dinner. The official guide currently notes beach barbecue nights on Friday and Saturday; confirm the schedule before visiting.
Restaurant
Great Harbour
A casual Great Harbour beach bar and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, grilled local fish, and island favorites.
Stay & Dining
Great Harbour
A Great Harbour inn with balcony views, nearby beach access, housekeeping, internet, and restaurants within walking distance.
Tour
Great Harbour
A Great Harbour operator offering guided snorkeling, hiking, birdwatching, sightseeing, history, culture, and island tours.
Stay & Dining
Great Harbour
One- and two-bedroom villas overlooking Great Harbour, with kitchens, air-conditioned bedrooms, internet access, and housekeeping listed among the available amenities.
Restaurant
Little Harbour
A Little Harbour dinner stop serving lobster alongside ribs, steak, fish, shrimp, conch, and other island dishes.
Time-sensitive travel desk
Ferry, entry, and local-access notes link to official or operator sources and show when each was checked. Confirm current arrangements before travel; schedules and access can change.
A September 4 government announcement says sidewalk reconstruction on DeCastro Street in Road Town is planned to start in September 2026. It identifies uneven pavement but does not give confirmed work dates or diversions. Check current local access before visiting, particularly if you need a step-free route; do not assume works have started or finished.
Check BVI Government · Ministry of Tourism Last verified September 9, 2026BVI Ports Authority currently lists Aquatic Rentals, Speedy’s, Native Son, Road Town Fast Ferry, Smith’s Ferry, and New Horizon. Schedules are operator-managed, so confirm the sailing directly before travel.
Check BVI Ports Authority Last verified September 11, 2026Smith’s Ferry describes its own St. Thomas–Tortola service as operating four to five days per week. This is not a timetable for all operators on the route. Confirm your exact date, departure port, and return sailing directly with your chosen operator.
Check Smith’s Ferry Services Last verified September 11, 2026Smith’s Ferry describes its own Tortola–Anegada connection as twice weekly. This does not describe every operator’s service. Verify operating days, departure point, return options, and baggage rules directly before booking.
Check Smith’s Ferry Services Last verified September 11, 2026Official BVI guidance requires travelers to present a passport when entering and departing. Some nationalities also need a visa, so verify the current rule with BVI Immigration or the official entry page before travel.
Check BVI Tourism · Customs & Immigration Last verified September 6, 2026The official BVI government portal says travelers must complete the online Immigration and Customs Form, which becomes available 72 hours before arrival. Recheck the portal shortly before travel in case its instructions change.
Check BVI Government · Online Immigration & Customs Portal Last verified September 8, 2026Crossing between the USVI and BVI
Travel between the U.S. and British Virgin Islands is an international border crossing. Ferry times, operators, port hours, entry rules, and required documents can change. WelcomeToVI points travelers to official current sources before they move.
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