Photo: Brooke Slezak
Home to the islands' main airport, Tortola used to be nothing more than a way station for travelers en route to other islands. Now it's worthy of a day trip (or more), thanks to the emerging shopping and food scenes.
Read the articleDestinations: Tortola
Themes: Beach · Food + Drink · Shopping
Inspired by: British Virgin Islands Reborn — by Laura Begley Bloom, Published Mar. 2006
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This restaurant, once a a training ground for New England Culinary Institute students, continues to impress with its bountiful lunch and dinner m
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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,
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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
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Eldred Williams and David Archer sell hand-glazed lanterns and bowls at Bamboushay, a colorful wooden cottage just outside town.
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Christina Washburn's Cantik Interiors also caters to the home. Best find: diaphanous shell-embedded curtains.
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Peter Island, British Virgin Islands, Virgin Gorda, Tortola, White Bay
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 an empty islet and hunt for conch shells; stop at
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St. John, British Virgin Islands, Tortola, White Bay
In less than a week you can hike Mount Sage on Tortola, snorkel in Virgin Gorda's Baths, and sip a rum punch at Jost Van Dyke Island's Soggy Dollar bar.—then find your land legs at Caneel Bay Resor
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