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St John
The smallest
of all the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. John is occupied by expansive white
sand beaches (20 in total) and scenic National Park (occupying 2/3 of
the entire island). Snorkel and commune with the sea turtle on his turf,
surrounded by colorful reefs and aquamarine waters. Pristine nature combined
with the old-world charm of shops and restaurants make for a satisfying
vacation experience to be enjoyed by all those who wish to get away from
the bustle of city life.
Tortola
Tortola
provides its guests with a delightful blend of busy island life and total
relaxation and luxury as it affords several of the most beautiful, uncrowded
beaches in the B.V.I.'s. Enjoy a tour through a sumptuous mango grove,
or take on a challenging nature trail on Mount Sage. There are several
different bay areas catering to everyone from the quiet, reef-snorkeler
at Smugglers Cove, to the wave-hounding, thrill-seeking surfer at Apple
Bay. Whether it's a peaceful sunrise you seek, or a party scene that has
you dancing until the next day's sunrise, Tortola promises you the time
of your life.
Virgin
Gorda
Slowly ease
yourself into the relaxing pace of a pristine, tranquil island surrounded
by white sand beaches and a caressing blue sea. The spectacular terrain
is denoted by unique boulders scattered along the coast creating the islands
natural wonder known as The Baths. There are several different areas to
explore: a 19th Century Copper Mine, Gorda Peak (a 265 acre national park),
and a major water sports center called North Sound. Little Dix Rock Resort
& others offer excellent dining, & accommodating villas welcome you to
share in this island's beauty, and provide you with an experience you
shall not soon forget.
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