/
Close
Newsletters  | Mobile

Activities in British Virgin Islands

  • Aragorn's Studio

    Under the watch of Tortola-born coppersmith Aragorn Dick-Read, Aragorn's Studio has grown from an art gallery into a burgeoning collective, where c... More
  • Bamboushay

    Eldred Williams and David Archer sell hand-glazed lanterns and bowls at Bamboushay, a colorful wooden cottage just outside town. More
  • Bomba's Shack

    Don't miss the legendary full-moon parties at this island staple. More
  • Bubbly Pool

    Swimmers reach this natural whirlpool, formed when the surf breaks against rocky outcroppings, via a sage-dotted trail from Foxy's Taboo. More
  • Buck's Market

    Yachtsmen stop in here for staples, but it’s also the place to put together a gourmet picnic lunch for the beach. More
  • Cantik Interiors

    Christina Washburn's Cantik Interiors also caters to the home. Best find: diaphanous shell-embedded curtains. More
  • Deadman's Beach Bar & Grill

    The Scene: Don't let the name scare you off. Sure, legend has it Blackbeard marooned 15 mutinous men nearby and it didn't end pretty (rum and a swo... More
  • Fireball Full Moon Party

    Insider head to this more obscue full-moon party hosted by the Trellis Bay Cyber Café and Aragorn's Studio. Expect the BVI's own fungi-style music,... More
  • Foxy's Beach Bar

    The Scene: If you're looking for a party, Foxy's is always raging with nonstop entertainment, whether you're listening to Foxy, the charming owner,... More
  • Grandma's Kitchen, Virgin Gorda

    On Saturdays, this renegade outdoor market appears in Spanish Town. Jewelry and sarong designers join forces with DJ's for a lively morning that st... More
  • Hucksters

    In the Old Customs House, interior decorator Jillian Dunlop runs Hucksters, a well-edited housewares boutique. More
  • Margo's Jewellery Boutique

    Virgin Gorda's main strip, Spanish Town, may be a who-cares-if-you-miss-it blip on the radar, but Margo's Jewellery Boutique is an enchanting disco... More
  • Mount Sage National Park

    Set within a tropical refuge, the Mahogany Trail winds a quick 300 yards up to the summit of Mount Sage. At 1,716 feet, it’s the highest point in t... More
  • Regency Charter Services

  • Road Town Bakery

  • Sail the British Virgin Islands

    Along this archipelago of 60 islands—most of them deserted—you can rent a yacht and drift away from civilization. Sleep under the stars; anchor off... More
  • Sistership Sailing School

  • The Baths

    The island's most famous beach is a series of small coves. Its many granite boulders look like marbles tossed into the blue bay. Tip: go early or l... More
  • The Moorings

    One of the top yacht-rental companies, expert sailors can skipper themselves with a bareboat charter (from $410 a day), while novices can hire a cr... More
  • Thee Artistic Gallery

    Located near the yacht harbor in Spanish Town, the shop sells treasures from the sea—starfish, shells, and coins found in shipwrecks from the days ... More
  • Tortola The Soggy Dollar Bar

    The Scene: Just steps from the water's edge, this simple shack has walls covered with quirky sandcastle murals and only 10 wooden stools at the bar... More
  • William Thornton Floating Bar & Restaurant

    A regular bartender here who goes by the name Zeus holds court over a tribe of bikinied lasses as they line up for a four-way “shotski,” drunk from... More
Advertisement

Sign Up


Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Marketplace