British Virgin Islands hotels

Peter Island
The largest private island in the British Virgin Islands is home to a single resort where the rich and famous come to unwind. Lush plants and white sand surround Deadman’s Bay, the largest of the island’s five beaches and a popular spot for snorkeling and scuba diving. Visitors can enjoy expansive views of Reef Bay, White Bay, and Drake’s Channel from the Loop, a five-mile hiking and biking trail.

Tortola
Locally-owned boutiques sell beachwear, art, spices, and rum on Main Street in the capital city of Road Town. On the island’s west end, Soper’s Hole offers more dining and shopping choices along with ferry service to St. Thomas. White sand beaches and vibrant blue waters draw visitors to Smuggler’s Cove and Cane Garden Bay. Tourists can enjoy rum tastings at the historic Callwood Rum Distillery.

Virgin Gorda
Large boulders create grottoes and tide pools at the Baths, an icon of the British Virgin Islands and an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling. Visitors can hike to the summit of Gorda Peak National Park for sweeping views of the ocean and island below. The beach is the main attraction on this laid-back island; popular ones include Savannah Bay, Spring Bay, and Mahoe Bay.