The island of Tortola, the largest and capital of the British Virgin Islands and is distinguished by powderous white sand beaches, lush green mountain ranges, and sheltered yacht-filled ports. The history of the West Indies and the today of British Virgin Islands combine with ruins amid the luxurious resorts that lure tourists from all over the world.
Tortola has an array of places to stay, from luxurious resorts, private villas to a stunning campsite, hot, friendly, and inviting. Swim or walk along the many beaches, among others, Apple Bay, Brewer's Bay, Smuggler's Cove, Long Bay, Elizabeth Beach, and Josiah's Bay Beach, with palm-shaded, secluded white sands, and name a few.
If your style is greater in watersports or fishing, don't skip the safe anchorages of Brandywine Bay, Trellis Bay Soper, and Cane Apple Bay surfing.
Just shift away from the sands to explore the history of Tortola with a visit to the Lower Estate Sugar Works Museum 1780, Fort Burt, Mount Safe Windmill, Callwood's Rum Distillery, J. R.
The British Virgin Islands or just Virgin Islands is a British overseas territory situated in the Caribbean. Well known for their tropical beaches and sailing at the islands of Tortola and Virgin Gorda, the British Virgin Islands will surely amaze you.
Visit over the top beaches of Jost Van Dyke, The Baths (with its rock formations), Peter Island with its endless sandy beach, and Guana Island with its dazzling waters. For those interested in snookering Norman island is an ideal destination while at the White Bay you can practice your sailing skills. At the Mount Healthy National Park you will learn the history of sugar and you at Nail Bay you can practice your skills at golf. The British Virgin Islands is an ideal destination for kids who will get excited by the plethora of beaches and wildlife.
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