Anegada Beach Club
A beach-club stay with palapa-style accommodations, restaurant service, and a complimentary transfer described for guests arriving at the ferry dock or airport; reservations are advised.

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A beach-club stay with palapa-style accommodations, restaurant service, and a complimentary transfer described for guests arriving at the ferry dock or airport; reservations are advised.
Large offshore mounds formed from thousands of conch shells, reflecting Arawak history and more than two centuries of later fishing activity. BVI Tourism advises arranging a boat visit with an Anegada tour operator.
A 20-room beachside hotel with breakfast, lunch, and dinner service, including locally landed seafood; reservations are required for lobster lunch and dinner.
Extensive 18th-century sugar-plantation ruins with interpretation focused on production, enslavement, resistance, and island history.
Remote coastal pools reached by a demanding hike or authorized guided outing; sea conditions can make entry unsafe.
A restored 19th-century pharmacy displaying historic bottles, equipment, medicines, and furnishings.
Dive shop in Nazareth.
Dive shop in Saga Haven Marina.
Dive shop in Frenchman's Bay.
Beach bar in La Grange.
Home-style St. Thomian dishes and local juices for an authentic island meal.
A day-sail operator offering shared and private trips from several Tortola departure points, with snorkeling and other water activities included on selected outings.
Farm stand in Southside.
Local Caribbean in Anna's Retreat.
American in Christiansted.
An art-centered Mongoose Junction gathering place combining gallery exhibitions, cultural programming, coffee, and a curated rum bar.
A Windy Hill restaurant where the official tourism guide highlights scratch-made dishes, changing specials, and dinner service by reservation.
Art gallery in Christiansted.
Choose between Red Hook energy, downtown evenings, live beach music, and a laid-back waterfront drink.
Two Spanish Town dining settings under one operator: Bath & Turtle serves casual breakfast and lunch, while Chez Bamboo focuses on evening Asian-Caribbean dishes and cocktails. Check current opening days and entertainment directly.
Local Crucian in Christiansted.
Choose by water conditions, amenities, energy, and what the group wants to do—not simply by the most famous name.
Choose the view, food, and atmosphere together—then build the rest of the evening around that part of the island.
Restaurant in East End.