The Copper Mine
Ruins of a nineteenth-century Cornish mining operation stand on Virgin Gorda’s southeastern cliffs, where earlier mining activity and coastal geology are also part of the story.

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Ruins of a nineteenth-century Cornish mining operation stand on Virgin Gorda’s southeastern cliffs, where earlier mining activity and coastal geology are also part of the story.
A world-famous Virgin Islands National Park beach with a marked underwater snorkel trail, lifeguards, showers, rentals, and concessions.
A pristine coral-sand beach reached only by authorized boat trip within Buck Island Reef National Monument.
A long East End shoreline near Red Hook with local boat activity and a less developed feel than neighboring resort beaches.
A protected marine landscape of coral reefs, mangroves, seagrass beds, and important nursery habitat.
A protected landscape covering much of St. John, including beaches, reefs, forests, trails, and historic ruins.
The best starting point for current park maps, ranger information, trail guidance, permits, and conditions.
A celebrated offshore snorkeling destination reached from Leinster Point; currents require strong swimming judgment.
A quiet stretch of Anegada shoreline included in the official island guide’s beach recommendations. Consider it for a low-key beach outing; check access and sea conditions locally before heading out.