Perhaps one of the most well-known natural attractions in the British Virgin Islands, the Baths at Virgin Gorda are a major draw for not only beachgoers and swimmers, but for the adventurers at heart, too. Located on the neighboring island...

This first-ever national park in the British Virgin Islands lets you explore Tortola’s native forest on 12 trails, most of which are looped. Sage Mountain itself rises 1,716 feet to the sky and is the tallest point in all of...

Norman Island, located just south of Tortola in the BVI archipelago, is an incredible island for snorkeling where you can swim amongst some of the best aquatic life in the region. Three cliffside caves along the western harbor provide ideal conditions for...

If diving deep into the Caribbean’s otherworldly underwater realm is up your alley, grab your gear and prepare for an amazing shipwreck dive within the British Virgin Islands National Heritage Site. This dive site is one of the most visited...

Perched above Brewer’s Bay on the northern portion of Tortola, Mount Healthy National Park is host to windmill ruins that once played an important part in the production of the island’s sugarcane. At this 18th-century plantation, you’ll find the only...