Virgin Islands

The Virgin Islands Info website will be launching soon, please check back later, thank you. The new website will feature a comprehensive guide to the BVI (British Virgin Islands) of Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke and Anegada as well as the USVI (United States Virgin Islands) of St Thomas, St Croix and St John.

We will feature hundreds of photographs of the Virgin Islands plus detailed maps and useful information for all travellers and those just interested in these wonderful island jems.

The BVI are not as developed and consist of over 60 separate islands. The main island of Tortola with the capital Road Town. The BVI are unspoilt romantic hideaways with white sandy beaches and azure blue waters.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are one of the most popular sailing destinations in the World attracting thousands of yachts and private boats which can explore the secrets of the sixty island chain and youcan still feel like there is enough space for everyone. G gems such as Norman Island (the inspiration for the novel "Treasure Island"), Aegada, Cooper Island and Peter Island are just waiting for you to explore.

The United States Virgin islands (USVI) consist of three larger islands: of which the main one is St Thomas with it's capital Charlotte Amalie. This is a busy town and one of the most popular cruise ports in the Caribbean. The town of Charlotte Amalie was named for a Danish Queen. It has the very best shopping opportunities in all the Virgin Islands with a busy main street full of quaint little shops and a colourful harbor front lined with old Danish buildings. The other two main islands in the USVI chain are St Croix and St John (which is stunning).

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