Norman Island
A well-known island-hopping and boating destination included in the official BVI guide to the territory’s other islands.

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A well-known island-hopping and boating destination included in the official BVI guide to the territory’s other islands.
A major sailing area surrounded by anchorages, marinas, resorts, and smaller islands, with access to the northeastern BVI.
A scenic point recommended by the official island guide for seeing more of Anegada’s unusual terrain and surrounding waters.
A partially restored windmill ruin reached by a short uphill walk, with views over Hawksnest and the north coast.
A hillside botanical collection highlighting tropical plants, orchids, palms, and island views.
An interactive museum focused on Caribbean maritime history, shipwreck exploration, and pirate-era stories.
The easternmost point of the United States by travel, marked by the Millennium Monument and broad sea views.
An uninhabited North Sound island and national park with protected habitat, indigenous lizards, beaches, and boat-access recreation.
An exposed coastal hike from Salt Pond Bay to a dramatic headland viewpoint; carry water and avoid peak heat.
Indigenous Taíno rock carvings beside a spring-fed pool, reached on a side trail from Reef Bay Trail.
A demanding forest trail passing plantation ruins and a side route to petroglyphs before reaching Reef Bay.
A protected marine park around the wreck of the RMS Rhone, with reef and seagrass habitat and established dive sites between Salt Island and Dead Chest. Anchoring is prohibited around the wreck; visitors should use park moorings and arrange diving through a qualified local operator.
A protected cultural and ecological landscape preserving Indigenous sites, colonial history, mangroves, and a bioluminescent bay.
Small neighboring islets known for sand, clear water, reef-sensitive anchoring, and a trail on Sandy Cay.
A seasonally accessible refuge protecting one of the region's most important leatherback sea turtle nesting beaches.
A secluded West End bay reached by trail or water, with no services and conditions that favor prepared, experienced visitors.
A waterfront building once used to weigh and inspect imported goods, now part of the national historic site.
A marina and resort island positioned near Tortola and included in the official guide to the BVI’s smaller inhabited islands.
A sheltered West End anchorage and useful starting point for sailing, ferry connections, dining, and exploring western Tortola.
Virgin Gorda’s main settlement and a practical base for local culture, dining, gifts, lodging, yacht services, and ferry arrivals.
The home of Agrifest and a gathering place for agriculture, food, crafts, and community events.
A signed island-wide route linking historic towns, estates, churches, natural areas, and cultural landmarks.
A lush network of historic estate roads, tropical vegetation, scenic drives, hikes, and guided adventure routes.
A 16-acre botanical garden combining tropical plant collections with the ruins of a Danish sugar estate.